Thanks for the invitation: In ancient times, people shared children

Waiya knew she was talking nonsense, but she was still very angry!

Walked away speechlessly.

The child was still sitting there with her chin in her hand, looking silly and unhappy. Actually, she was not. She was just further away from the word cute when she had no expression on her face.

She was thinking about a big thing - what happens after death?

She knew that ghosts existed, she had seen ghosts, and had dealt with ghosts, but where did the people who had not turned into ghosts go?

It just disappeared in a flash like that. This was not the first time she had seen it.

The first time was beside Liu Tongsheng's body. It was a very faint ghost. It glanced at the furious Liu Renben, and then disappeared in a puff.

This reminded her of the ghosts in Yu Meng's house that were becoming increasingly faint. She had even gone to Yu Meng's house to look, but they had disappeared. However, the place was very different, so Pei Xiaohai peeled off the yellow talismans that were already blurred around the house.

These talismans may still be of some use.

At that moment, something came out, not much, but it felt very comfortable to the person blowing it, just like the feeling of a ball falling apart...

So what exactly is it?

The scattered souls will turn into "qi", but that "qi" is different from the one they breathe in and out!

So what exactly is it?

The child was anxious and worried, as if there was a Pei Nangua in his heart who just wanted to escape.

But what is that?

Little Pei lay on his back.

"Humph!"

Pei Zhuxue suddenly nudged her, eagerly, as if asking for something. Seeing Pei Xiaohai sitting up and looking over, it ran to the child, tentatively opened its mouth towards a ball of light, and blinked at the child as it moved closer.

"Humph!"

Child:?

Pei Xiaohai's brain was just like that, and she didn't react for a while, but at the moment when the pig's blood was drooling and he put a dumpling in his mouth, there was nothing she didn't understand.

"You! Spit! It! Out! To! Me!"

The child flew over...

Her feet were so numb that she stumbled uncontrollably and fell in front of Zhuxue. Zhuxue still opened her mouth obediently and spit out a ball that slid from her forehead to the ground.

She heard a faint "Whoosh!"

Tuanzi seemed to be relieved, and disappeared into the ground.

Waiya: "What did it eat?"

"Stone." The child opened his mouth and said.

Waiya threw down the basket and came over angrily: "Do you think I'm stupid?"

Zhuxue wanted to stop it, so he bravely took a step forward. Waiya slapped him on the head and said, "Get out of the way!"

Pei Zhu looked at the child with tears in his eyes, unable to help.

He retreated and smiled at Waiya in a flattering manner, saying, "Please, please."

Then he rushed out, wagging his thin tail, and knocked down a petite chicken with his nose.

He snorted rudely twice and walked away in a swagger.

Chickens, ducks, and geese: ...Charge!

A group of cute little creatures flapped their wings and chased it, chattering.

He is small in stature, but has a big temper.

After a while, Zhuxue ran back groaning and hid behind Pei Xiaohai. His eyes were full of grievance and tears were falling down.

Waiya said angrily: "Did you see it?"

Child: "What?"

"Your pig will cry! Don't you want to say something?" Waiya roared.

The child sat on the ground and patted the pig's head uncomfortably: "Don't cry."

She did say something, but Waiya was obviously not satisfied. She took a deep breath, which was of no use. Then she took off her beautiful coat and put it aside.

New year, new fights.

The child found that he couldn't beat her: ...

"You've really gained weight."

"Are you going to tell me or not?" Waiya pressed on her, hugged her neck and strangled her.

The child rolled his eyes and twisted her flesh with his fingertips. When she let go, he twisted it hard and said, "No!"

Little Pei rushed over and covered her mouth and nose.

They grabbed each other's hair, tickled each other, and banged their heads together.

A man came to a stop with a big bag on his head.

I still haven't made any progress in the new year. After all, I was fighting with my good friend, not someone else. There was no need to stick out my arms, pull down my pants, spit, bite, or gouge my eyes.

Although they were trying to suffocate each other, at least it looked fair and square.

Waiya covered her head and said, "If you don't tell me, I will never be friends with you again."

Child:……

This trick is actually quite useful.

Child: “What do you want to know?”

Waiya was happy: "That is... can you really see ghosts?"

Child: “Yes.”

Waiya: "What do you mean by seen?"

"I can see ghosts, but that doesn't always mean it. Some people don't seem to become ghosts after they die..."

Pei Xiaohai remembered something and immediately warned:

"Even if there were, they couldn't help you kill that old thing, or he would turn into a stinking evil ghost, which would be very scary."

Waiya said, "Okay."

He didn't seem disappointed at all, and asked excitedly, "So, can your pig really understand human language?"

Pig Blood nodded.

Child:……

Waiya almost lost interest in the child. A pig that could understand human language wasn't any more interesting than a human. But she still had many things she wanted to know, like what they were doing in town that time, what the child had just been catching, whether there were ghosts here, and whether she could find her mother...

Pei Xiaohai: "Wait, isn't your mother dead?"

Waiya: "Yeah, otherwise why would I ask you?"

"Even if I could see it, where would I find someone who's been dead for so long?"

It seems that Waiya's mother died when she was one or two years old, and after that she was raised carelessly by Liu Waizui. After she was six years old, he completely stopped raising her. He even didn't take care of the land and even stole the grain grown by Waiya to exchange for wine.

It’s even better now. I don’t even have to go home. This is really a good thing.

Waiya stammered, a little embarrassed, "I'm just curious. What if she's still here? Maybe she'll come to see me at night. I've had dreams before. A woman held me and sang a little song, but... I couldn't see her face clearly, and sometimes that woman would turn into Widow Mu... But maybe that was my mother telling me in a dream!"

Before Widow Mu scolded them indiscriminately, Waiya liked her very much. She even thought that her mother was like her. Now... forget it.

Little Pei had to take the pigs, chickens, ducks and geese with her to find her mother's grave.

"My mother's name seems to be Xianglan, Miao Xianglan. I heard others say it's a nice name, isn't it?"

"Better than ours."

A person with crooked lips is called Waiya, and a child is called Xiaohai. Can that be considered a name?

However, Pei Xiaohai had no complaints about this, because her master said that he would give her a nice Buddhist name after she received the precepts.

If she had known earlier, she should have let the master help her get up before leaving.

The two children who were searching in the grave mound, you held me and I held you.

Waiya: "I'm a little scared, are you scared?"

Child: “A little bit.”

Waiya: "Can't you see ghosts? What are you afraid of?"

"I'm afraid of Master Jingneng's ghost stories. Before bed, she once told me about a man who passed by a graveyard in the middle of the night. Suddenly, his feet were grabbed by a ghost. A ghost kept pulling him down, making him cry out for his parents. Finally, his bones went down, but the flesh remained on top, forming a heap..."

Waiya: ...

"Why did she tell you this?"

"She told me not to stick my feet out of the quilt in the middle of the night, or else the ghost would pull me out. She also said the ghost might crawl out from under the bed, tickle the soles of my feet, and pull me out."

Waiya: "...and then you won't stretch your legs?"

"Stretch it out."

Nun Jingneng’s stories were exciting, but they only increased her fears. How could she control herself when she fell asleep?

Waiya: What the hell is going on?

"If my mother were alive, she might tell me stories or sing me songs."

Waiya paused as she thought of this.

"what happened?"

"A ghost pulled my foot!" Waiya gasped and her eyes widened.

Pei Xiaohai: ...big eyes really make you look better.