You said you would tell fortunes, so you can catch ghosts and exterminate zombies easily?

"A Biao, what do you think? Was his eye that way naturally, or did he develop it later because he did something heinous?"

Aunt Li folded paper while walking to the door of the hardware store.

A Biao was also frightened by the eyes on the young man's chin.

The main thing is the pair of eyes, one on the left and one on the right, which are two or three times bigger than the young man's eyes, and the black pupils are scary to look at.

He was clearly more than three meters away from the stall, but at first glance, it seemed as if his eyes were staring straight at you.

It's sinister and creepy.

But in front of Aunt Li, A Biao naturally would not show any fear.

He cleared his throat. "It's natural... right? If retribution really existed these days, Aunt Fengxian wouldn't have to hide from those people."

The Aunt Fengxian he mentioned was surnamed Lin and lived in the alley.

She originally had a happy family, but unfortunately one year her husband was caught and paraded through the streets. Her two children secretly brought food to their father and were caught and beaten severely.

Those people acted without restraint, and the two seven-year-old children soon lost their lives. Lin Fengxian's husband went crazy because of this. She was strong, and she took care of her husband while washing clothes for others to make money. However, she looked twenty or thirty years older, and her hair was already gray before she was fifty.

As for those people who beat her child, they also lived nearby. Not only did they not feel guilty, but they always ridiculed Lin Fengxian when they saw her over the years, saying that she was unlucky in marriage and would have bad luck with her husband, sons and daughters. As a result, Lin Fengxian would hide from them when she saw them from afar.

Aunt Li thought of this and sighed, "That's right, how can there be retribution in this life?"

Someone nearby sneered, "Why isn't there retribution in this life? Isn't Huanhuan's husband in jail? And weren't those people from the Black Horse Billiard Hall arrested, too?"

Ah Biao glanced at the man and said, "Brother Wang, it was because my brother was so powerful that he was able to execute them. If it weren't for my brother's accurate calculation, they would still be at large."

"No more talking, my brother has started calculating!"

The "Brother Wang" he mentioned hurriedly looked towards the fortune-telling stall.

The young man with four eyes was looking at Su Chen expectantly, his fingers constantly interlaced and rubbing. Because he was using too much force, his eyes inevitably turned blue and white and then red.

As for the conversations around him, he did hear them.

Some say he was possessed by an evil spirit, others say he was punished by God for doing bad things...

He had heard this from many people in the past six months.

The young man closed his eyes.

The pair of eyes at his chin also closed.

At this moment, Su Chen stopped calculating.

He raised his eyebrows and looked at the young man: "Where did you go half a year ago?"

The young man's four eyes trembled at the same time.

"Master, you, you figured it out?"

Su Chen nodded: "Your eyes grew overnight half a year ago. It's a curse."

He looked at the young man solemnly: "They are all dead, and you are the only one alive, right?"

Hearing this, the young man's body trembled violently.

His four eyes turned blood red in an instant.

"It's me, I killed them!"

"If I hadn't insisted on going in, they definitely wouldn't have died. It's all my fault, it's me!"

As he said this, he covered his face with his hands and started to sob.

Ah Biao was a little confused and squinted his eyes: "This kid...did he go to dig up someone else's grave?"

"Ah? No, it can't be?" Aunt Li questioned.

"Why not? Ah Yu said earlier that many foreigners like our antiques. Some don't have any at home, so they think of stealing them, and they even specialize in stealing from tombs. We don't have many here, but I heard it's rampant in the central region."

"Robbers from graves? These people are really... crazy about money!"

"Isn't it?"

A Biao guessed that the young man was digging a grave, but Lao Liao muttered that the young man had gone to a haunted house.

Some people speculated that they went to a cave or something like that.

Su Chen didn't say anything, just waited quietly.

After the young man stopped crying and put his hands down, he sheepishly took out a handkerchief to wipe his tears and blew his nose before slowly speaking: "Master, I believe you have real skills."

Old Liao originally wanted to curl his lips, but when he met the eyes under his chin, he was so scared that he immediately shut up. He looked around and saw that there were more people on A Biao's side, so they squeezed over.

The young man gathered his thoughts and said, "I'm from Ludao, my name is Chen Kai. After the reform and opening up, my relatives returned from abroad and brought back a lot of books. I became interested in adventure and also met some like-minded friends."

"A year ago, a friend told me there was a mysterious mountain in his hometown. Legend has it that every time it rains, people nearby can hear the roar of a dragon. He also suspected a dragon was inside a bottomless pit in the mountain. So we decided to go there, and we even hired a trainer for special training..."

Old Liao felt a toothache when he heard this: "Life is good but young people nowadays just love to mess around!"

"Really?" Aunt Li frowned. "His friend lost his life, and he can't even see anyone. Why bother?"

A Biao didn't say anything.

In his early years, he also liked to take risks.

But compared with Chen Kai, I am actually quite well-behaved.

As for that bottomless pit and dragon...

You know what, he's quite curious.

Su Chen listened quietly.

None of the other stall owners on the street were shouting, and the whole street was inexplicably quiet here.

Lin Jingyu came back at this time.

He was holding two books and a document in his hands, and he paused when he saw this situation.

This scene is so familiar.

He ran to the door of the hardware store in small, deft steps and bumped into Ah Biao on the shoulder: "Brother Biao, what's the matter...huh!"

Lin Jingyu gasped, wiped his eyes in disbelief, and wiped his eyes again.

Ah Biao reminded quietly: "You are not mistaken, he really has a pair of eyes on his chin."

Aunt Li added: "Master Xiao Su said it was a curse."

Lin Jingyu didn't understand: "Aren't curses meant to kill people or give them nightmares? How come they have eyes? That's scary."

Ah Biao agreed deeply: "Isn't it? If you ask me, it's fortunate that it's on my chin. I can't see it unless I look in the mirror, and it's not too creepy. If it was on my arms, chest, abdomen, or legs..."

Lin Jingyu shuddered and got goosebumps instantly.

"Brother Biao, Brother Biao, I beg you, stop talking, it's even more scary!"

On the other side, Chen Kai talked about the adventure team setting out half a year ago and finding a guide.

"Everything went smoothly at first. We camped, barbecued, and sang. After realizing our ropes weren't long enough to descend into the deep pit, we were a little disappointed, but because the mountain was rocky and full of strange shapes, we had fun taking photos. But then things started to go wrong on the third day. The sky suddenly turned cloudy, and it started to rain heavily. And then we... heard a dragon's roar."

Old Liao smacked his lips. "A bunch of young people, I'm afraid they thought the roar of a dragon was just what they heard?"

"Earth Bull?" A Biao looked at him suspiciously.

Old Liao blinked, understanding. "Oh, there doesn't seem to be such a saying in Cuicheng, right? My father said that during thunderstorms, the ground sometimes makes a very deep, muffled sound, like a cow mooing. Everyone says it's the bull roaring."

Lin Jingyu nodded: "Not only in southern Hunan, there are many places where the saying of earth cow exists."

"Many geologists believe that the noise was caused by the hollowing of underground caves during droughts, and the flow of rainwater during rainstorms."

Ah Biao frowned: "This Chen Kai also said it would rain. If that's true, where did the curse come from?"