I escape infinitely in the mirror world

Chapter 177 Extra Story: Revisiting the Old Place

Bai Mu kicked open the gate of Gu Eryuan's courtyard, and the dust rose up, causing him to cough a few times.

"Ahem! Made... I don't know how long no one has come to this place." He raised his hand and waved it in front of his face, turning his head away.

Yun Luo stood behind him, looking at the spider webs hanging on the courtyard gate, looking for spiders with great interest.

"Hey...you think this is weird, there are so many spider webs, where are the spiders? Why are they hidden so well that none of them can be seen."

Bai Mu clicked his tongue lightly, and patted Yun Luo on the head, "Why are you still interested in finding spiders? Help me."

"Hey!" Yun Luo flashed instinctively, "I said your hands are not dirty, just pat my head."

Bai Mu smiled, "It wasn't dirty at first, but after touching the spider web, it became dirty."

Yun Luo curled her lips, walked forward, and together with Bai Mu, pulled away the spider webs, and walked into the yard.

In the yard is a three-story gray building, which is covered with dust inside and out. If you step on it, you can leave a layer of prints, just like stepping on snow in winter.

Bai Mu clapped his hands, trying to flick the dust off his hands, when he suddenly caught a glimpse of Yun Luo taking out a pack of wet tissues from his trouser pocket.

"... Hey! Come prepared!" He said in surprise.

Yun Luo raised an eyebrow at him, "That's natural!"

She took out a wet tissue and handed it to Bai Mu, and took out another one to wipe her hands, and then put the pack of wet tissues into Bai Mu's trouser pocket.

"Put it on, it's too heavy." She said bluntly.

"Okay." Bai Mu patted his trouser pocket, which contained wet tissues, but didn't pay much attention.

The two walked in the yard, and Bai Mu asked while wiping his hands, "By the way, where did you go after you left here?"

"I went to a normal orphanage and grew up there." Yun Luo said calmly.

"Oh."

Yun Luo looked at him, "What about you?"

Bai Mu shrugged, "I was picked up by the so-called parents, but I think it's better to follow you to the orphanage at the beginning. It would be great if those dead people didn't find me."

Yun Luo looked at him, and smiled, "It seems that these years have not been very good."

"It's okay, at least it's normal." Bai Mu smiled self-deprecatingly.

"Oh." Yun Luo looked away, "I'm okay too, at least the people there are normal."

Bai Mu smiled, "That's all good, at least they're back to normal life."

"I can't thank you for your ability to recognize the way. You took us out, and then you met a good old man in the town and contacted Jingju for us." Yun Luo joked.

"That's why you are amazing. Without you, my ability to recognize the way would be useless." Bai Mu continued.

Yun Luo let out a "puchi" laugh, and bumped into the white curtain, "I'm very happy, there are no shadows."

Bai Mu grinned and bumped back, "Yeah, that's great."

"very nice……"

"By the way, have you found out what happened to the other children?" Yun Luo suddenly asked.

"I heard that on the day we left, there was a fire here for some reason, and everyone was burned to death." Bai Mu said lightly.

"Maybe who let it go."

Bai Mu glanced at her and understood, "Yes."

The two chatted for a while, then pulled a bunch of messy things, bumped into each other, and wandered around the yard.

"Do you want to go in and have a look?" Bai Mu suddenly asked her.

Yun Luo shook his head, "I don't really want to."

After finishing speaking, she added another sentence: "If you want to go in and have a look, I will accompany you."

This time I changed the white screen and shook my head, "I don't really want to."

"Then let's go."

"Well, let's go."

The two bumped into each other again, and walked out of the courtyard step by step.

They got on the big black motorcycle and sped away, picking up dust along the way.

Behind them, the three big characters "Gu Eryuan" were completely covered by dust, and the footprints in the yard were also covered by the wind and dust, and all traces were erased.

(End of this chapter)