Demon Lord 3

Thinking of this, I feel that these villagers have really good physical strength. Sometimes you really can't underestimate the ability of a village. Once you enter a bad village, it will be difficult to get out. I don't know how the girl's family is doing at home now? Maybe she was cracking melon seeds, counting the money she earned from selling her daughter, saying that her daughter might not die in that family, or that she might die early and be reincarnated early, and at least die in a wealthy family the next time she is reincarnated, so that she can have a good life in her next life. After that, those people deceived themselves and spent the money from selling their daughter on their own children, or on supplementing their own family. It is not certain whether they would bury their spouses with high standards, or provide for their children's lives, but this mother must have been cruel. After that, the matter slowly ended, and we entered the last cycle again. The reason I can say this is the last time is because we have thought of a special way, which is to pretend to be dead. What if we change the medicine and bury it at that time? Thinking of this problem, we all cheered up. This seems to be the simplest and easiest way. If we really change the medicine, then we will be done, but if it fails, then this will not be the last cycle, and it will be difficult for us to get out. If changing the medicine doesn't work, then we have no other choice but to fight. But two fists are no match for four hands. We can only wait for death here. After all, in our minds, we have no so-called strength, nor do we have that many super summons. We can only rely on ourselves, especially the two girls. Forget martial arts skills, even the ability to run can't outrun the ordinary villagers. As a result, we all fell silent. This time, we must succeed, not fail. Changing the medicine is the only thing we can do. We just changed the medicine. After drinking it, the girl will faint and won't wake up for 24 hours. Then it depends on our skills. We can dig out the coffin again. But if we can't find the girl alive after digging it out, she will suffocate to death. There is nothing we can do. We can only go back. But can we escape the cycle? This is another question. Thinking of this, I sighed helplessly, but it can only be done this way. The girl drank the bowl of fake medicine and fell asleep. Those people believed her to be dead and put her in the coffin. We went to the burial site this time, but the coffin was not nailed shut. The girl was taken out and put away again. I asked curiously where she was being taken. The villagers over there also said, "Of course, they put her in the tower. A demon woman like that can't be placed in a coffin. Although a married woman should be buried with her husband, we just checked and saw that this girl has bad luck in her life. She'll have to stay in the tower for a day before being placed in a coffin." Then they asked if the deceased young master would be buried. They said they'd keep him here and have someone take care of him. They'd then take the woman out of the tower and bury her with him. We agreed to leave right away, and at night, they put the girl in the tower. She's been in a coma, and no one knows if she's dead or alive. When we got inside, we found a strange scene: the tower was filled with dead people, reduced to dried bones. Could the girl be taken out? Thinking of this, I asked again, "Why are there so many people in the tower? Men and women, young and old. What does that mean?" Is this really a demon-suppressing tower? Or are only these girls brought here? The girl woke up 24 hours later. After waking up, I saw that she was a little dazed. She couldn't help trembling when she saw the white bones around her. I asked curiously where this place was. After I explained the surrounding situation, the girl nodded and said that she understood. There was a big plague here before, and no one was spared. Those who were infected with the plague were forced into the tower. They were told that there were monsters and ghosts, so those people were locked up here and starved to death. It was very miserable at the time. There was no food or drink. Even if there was no medicine, people would not be kept in here. They were locked up until they died and never came out. Later, this tower was defined as a tower for slaying monsters. This time, after we took the girl out, we were not caught up. We walked farther and farther, and the cycle was completely broken.