Tomb raiding: The awesome life that started from Ganggangyingzi

Sure enough, Yingzi then introduced them to the group.

Old Wang only had one son, a young man named Wang Daniu, a daughter-in-law named Liu Cuihua, and a grandson.

"Okay! In that case, just in case, you and the other villagers should go home first tonight, old Party Secretary."

I'll come back tomorrow morning to help bury Old Wang properly.

"Alright, Xiao Bo, be careful tonight, we'll be going now."

The old Party Secretary nodded without hesitation. With so many people around, and especially older ones, it was indeed not suitable for them to stay.

After the villagers left, Ji Haobo made arrangements for the people in the main room.

"Brother Da Niu, you and your wife should go back to your room and rest first! Your filial piety is enough, I don't think your father will blame you."

"Fatty, go get me a chair and go rest over there. I'll just keep watch at the door."

The group of people listened to his instructions and didn't put on any show; they all cooperated quite well.

That night, a full moon hung high in the sky, its silvery moonlight spilling over the hamlet. Apart from the chirping of insects, the whole place was quiet.

Ji Haobo sat imposingly in front of the coffin in the main room, his right hand gripping the willow-shaped sword and pressing it against the ground. He sat upright, motionless, with his eyes closed, seemingly resting.

Although his eyes were closed, he exuded an aura of calm and composure.

Yingzi set up a table next to them and lay down on it to sleep.

But she couldn't sleep at all, and every now and then she would secretly open her eyes to glance at Ji Haobo, a smile appearing on her face.

Old Hu and Fatty Wang built a makeshift bed out of benches and planks and lay down to take a nap.

Time passed slowly, the night grew deeper, and the weather, just beginning to turn autumn, began to cool down at night.

Ji Haobo opened his eyes and glanced at his watch, which showed that it was just past eleven o'clock.

Seeing the mist drifting in from outside, carrying a coolness and water droplets, he took off his suit jacket and got up to drape it over Yingzi.

When he sat back down, about half an hour later, a gust of wind suddenly blew in from outside the door.

It was also accompanied by a thick fog that lingered for a long time, spreading into the courtyard.

Sensing something amiss, Ji Boda opened his eyes and scanned the doorway, but unfortunately, the white fog had already shrouded the door, making it impossible to see anything.

But the three hyenas that Yingzi brought seemed to have seen something. Their fur stood on end, and they bared their teeth and made low growling sounds as they stared into the mist.

The commotion startled the three people nearby, who quickly got up, grabbed their tools, and looked outside.

"Brother Bo, this fog is so thick, something's not right. And judging from Tiger and the others, there's clearly something inside."

"Okay! I know. Lao Hu, you two stay in the main room and don't go out. If anything happens later, keep an eye on Yingzi."

Old Hu could see it, and Ji Haobo naturally understood as well. He gave the two instructions and then shone his flashlight into the thick fog.

A powerful beam of light pierced through the thick fog, revealing a pair of large, eerie green eyes.

The bright light caused the eyes to flash and disappear, accompanied by a muffled groan.

"Hey! That really blinded that bastard!"

Just as Fatty Wang finished his mocking laugh, a series of screeching sounds came from the mist, followed by rustling sounds from the courtyard wall.

Before they could even turn around, they smelled a strange odor, their heads instantly felt dizzy, and their eyelids felt as heavy as a thousand pounds.

"Hold your breath and retreat inside."

Because of his strong physique, Ji Haobo only felt a momentary daze before recovering and immediately holding his breath while shouting at the others.

At the same time, he quickly shone his flashlight into the thick fog and onto the courtyard wall.

Several pairs of small eyes were immediately caught; these things were noticeably smaller than the first one.

Therefore, their endurance was naturally much lower, and two dark figures fell directly off the courtyard wall.

The three wolves roared and charged out immediately, followed by fierce biting and howling.

This situation made Ji Haobo frown. Due to the thick fog, he couldn't see clearly inside, so he didn't dare to go in rashly.

But if they just watch, those three wolves might suffer, and Yingzi would be heartbroken. There was no time to think about it, so she could only try turning on the ultraviolet light.

When the purple beam of light appeared, it pierced right through the thick fog.

"Old Hu, come here and get the flashlight. Use the diffused beam to shine through the thick fog."

Upon hearing the shout, Lao Hu quickly held his breath and took the flashlight. The wide beam of light caused the thick fog to thin out rapidly, revealing many dark figures.

Ji Haobo dashed out in one stride, even though the misty fog obscured his vision;

But he could still vaguely see some things, and without thinking, he slashed at the dark figure he saw with his long sword.

As for whether the wrong dog might be cut and the three AoGou dogs might be injured, that's simply impossible.

Because those shadowy figures were significantly smaller, the largest being only about the size of a house cat.

Because it was difficult to see clearly, Ji Haobo waded through the mud, his body constantly shifting as he brandished his long sword.

As he moved, things kept leaping up and lunging at him, but they were all cleaved in two by the longsword.

After half a cup of tea, the thick fog had thinned and visibility had mostly returned.

Ji Haobo glanced around and found that the dark figures were indeed weasels. Besides the ones he had just killed, there were more than a dozen others fleeing in panic.

"Change the lighting to keep up"

Ji Haobo left a message and chased after them, but stopped at the main gate.

"What's wrong, Master Bo?"

Old Hu followed him over and looked over with some confusion when he suddenly stopped.

"There's danger. Shine your astigmatism light outside."

Upon hearing this, Lao Hu was startled and quickly followed the instructions, shining the flashlight outside.

The bright light dispelled the darkness and illuminated the area in front of Old Wang's house clearly.

This also revealed a dozen or so figures of varying sizes in the distance.

A white-furred, yellow-skinned creature, as big as a Woolen, stared intently at Ji Haobo with its eerie green eyes filled with resentment.

Then a cloud of smoke exploded, enveloping the white-furred, yellow-skinned creature, and after a few breaths;

As the smoke dissipated, a white-haired old woman with a pointed mouth and monkey-like cheeks was revealed, her frail body hunched over.

The old woman was leaning on a cane with more than a dozen fist-sized skulls hanging from it, surrounded by black mist, which looked rather terrifying.

The sudden change not only surprised Lao Hu, but also caused Ji Haobo's expression to change slightly, his heart filled with doubt and uncertainty.

Because he couldn't tell whether the old woman was an illusion or a magical illusion.

Just like in the legends, it is a monster that has transformed into human form.

If it's an illusion, that's fine, but if it's a monster in human form, then that's a bit terrifying.

Moreover, he also needs to re-evaluate the world; after all, if there are monsters, then it's not surprising that ghosts and immortals also appear.

These things are completely beyond the scope of the curriculum. If they actually existed, the danger of going down into the ground would increase many times over.

But if you say it's an illusion, Ji Haobo didn't feel anything unusual; he could even see Lao Hu next to him.

Wang Pangzi, who was peeking out from the side, and Yingzi, who was right next to him, could also see them.

Although their expressions were tense, they did not appear to be misled at all.