Worry about the Taoist priest overcame her fear. The nanny picked up a fruit knife, turned on the light, and rushed towards the attic.

The attic door was closed as usual. The nanny knocked on the door heavily and shouted anxiously into the room: "Mr. Yang, what's wrong with you? What happened in the house?"

At this moment, there was no sound in the room, and even the scream of the monster disappeared. There was only terrible silence. The nanny shouted a few more words into the room, but no one answered. She felt an ominous feeling in her heart, so she He started banging against the door desperately, but fortunately, the door wasn't locked tightly enough, so it opened within two clicks.

When the nanny broke into the house, she was shocked by the scene in front of her: the lights were on, the house had obviously been turned over, and it looked very messy. Clothes, books, etc. were scattered everywhere, and the box containing the monster in the corner had long been Gone missing.

But what shocked the nanny the most was the scene on the bed. When he first moved in, the Taoist priest was still in high spirits, but now he was lying on the bed, with his muscles all sagging, his beard and hair white, and his body curled up to only half of its original size, like a mummy. generally;

Moreover, the formerly rosy and plump face is now wrinkled and seems to be decades older than before. However, from the facial features, it is still certain that this is indeed the Taoist priest himself.

The most terrifying thing was the expression on the Taoist priest's face. His dry mouth was slightly open, his eyes were wide open, and there was an extremely mysterious smile on his face that made the nanny's scalp numb.

The nanny stepped forward and shouted tremblingly, "Mr. Yang, what's wrong with you?"

But there was no reaction from the Taoist priest on the bed. The nanny plucked up her courage, walked a step further, and reached out to touch the Taoist priest's body. Only then did she realize that the Taoist priest's whole body was cold, and he had no breathing or heartbeat.

The nanny suddenly felt scared, sad, and shocked. These feelings rushed into her heart, making her dizzy and almost falling to the ground.

She quickly supported the table next to her with her hands, tried to stand up straight, took a deep breath, closed her eyes slightly to calm her emotions, and when she calmed down a little and opened her eyes, He found that one of his hands was pressing on a note and letter on the table.

The nanny quickly picked up the note and looked at it. It was written by a Taoist priest, and it was written with a brush. It only wrote a few lines: "I'm leaving. Don't call the police. Give the letter on the table to the first few people." I have already found the address of the person who is looking for me (attached on the back). After I leave, his body must be cremated within two days. Remember, remember.

In addition, I put 200,000 into your card and transferred the house I moved out to into your name. Take care,"

This note made the nanny have mixed feelings. Although they were not relatives and rarely communicated with each other, the Taoist priest was so kind to her, and her biological parents were nothing more than that.

Thinking of this, the nanny couldn't help but burst into tears. After crying for about ten minutes, she gradually calmed down. She knew that she had to be strong. Now that the Taoist priest had arranged everything behind her, she had to be strong and save the Taoist priest. Everything that was asked was done well.

Thinking of this, the nanny hurriedly tidied up the messy house, and then called the emergency center. After the ambulance arrived, the medical staff examined the old man, determined that the old man died of natural causes, and then issued a natural death certificate. Then, He asked the cremation truck to take the body away. After all this work, it was already dawn.

The nanny did not dare to delay and hurriedly handed the letter to the historian according to the address on the piece of paper.

This is what happened in the past.

The nanny's words shocked the historian. All these strange things happened in just a few days. It was so sudden, weird, and mysterious. What on earth was going on? The historian's brain It's a mess, and I can't figure it out at all.

But he thought that all the secrets might be in the letter left to him by the Taoist priest.

After the nanny finished talking about this, her mood became much more stable. It was obvious that this kind of talk made her emotionally relieved a lot, but she looked very tired. When the historian was about to pour her another cup of tea, the nanny seemed to have remembered something. She quickly stood up and said goodbye, saying that she would rush to the crematorium and cremate the body as soon as possible according to the Taoist priest's will.

After sending the nanny away, the historian couldn't wait to return to the house and opened the letter the Taoist priest left for him. But what shocked him was that the letter only had one page, but this page turned out to be A piece of white paper with not a single word on it.

The historian held the blank piece of letter paper, looked at it against the sun, and held a magnifying glass, observing carefully over and over again, but still found nothing. Indeed, there was not a word; and, not to mention a word, not even a symbol. None, just a piece of snow-white paper.

Could it be that it was written with invisible ink? He happened to have a friend who was an expert in the Criminal Investigation Section of the Public Security Bureau, so he quickly went to find that friend with this blank letter.

This friend used various methods to test, including various chemical test solutions and the most modern optical equipment, but still no writing appeared.

The friend told him that after a series of rigorous tests, it was confirmed that this was indeed a piece of white paper and there could be no writing on it.

But historians are still dubious about this conclusion. If it was a blank piece of paper, why would the Taoist priest leave it to him? He is puzzled.

And historians vaguely feel that this series of strange events that happened one after another seem to be related to our visit to the Taoist priest, because the Taoist priest originally lived there for decades and did not move away, and almost immediately after we visited him On the same day, he suddenly asked to move. What a coincidence.

So, after a day of running around, the historian made this call to his cousin tonight and told the whole story in detail.

To be honest, we were not only shocked or shocked by this incident, but also a little at a loss. In addition, we also felt some deep guilt. Could it be that our visit brought death to the Taoist priest, but we can't Sure, because there are too many incredible mysteries surrounding the death of the Taoist priest.

This Taoist priest who had gone through extremely difficult times and was extremely legendary had escaped all kinds of bad luck, but he didn't expect that his death would be so sudden and unbelievable.

When my cousin finished talking about this, although no one of us spoke for a while, we all thought of one thing, could it be that the death of the Taoist priest was also related to Blind Man Gao? Although we are still unable to decipher the details, according to the Our intuition can't help but connect the death of the Taoist priest with the blind man Gao.

This is what makes our hair stand on end about Blind Man Gao. He can always use unexpected methods to cut off the clues we have finally obtained to prevent us from further understanding more of his secrets.

The tragic death of my cousin's colleague from the Cultural Bureau, and the tragic death of the old patriarch of the Zhao family, etc., were all done by blind man Gao. Could it be that he killed the Taoist priest out of the same willingness this time?

There is a good reason why we guessed this way, because it was the Taoist priest who provided us with the clues to enter the cave, and the Taoist priest was also the one who knew the most secrets of the cave. These all posed a major threat to the blind man Gao, based on For these reasons, Blind Man Gao would kill the Taoist priest without hesitation.

The night was already very late, but the few of us were not sleepy. We had a heated discussion around the various possibilities of the mysterious death of the Taoist priest. The more we discussed, the more we felt that the death of the Taoist priest was most likely related to Blind Man Gao.

My cousin took a sip of strong tea, leaned on the sofa, felt a little sad, and blamed himself a little guiltily: "Oh, I still blame me for not thinking carefully enough and being vigilant enough. I always feel that the Taoist priest is far away in Shanghai, even if the blind man Gao Even if you want to do something bad to him, you will be out of reach and unable to do anything to him. Alas, I didn’t expect..."

When Hongmei saw her cousin like this, she comforted him and said, "Cousin, you don't have to blame yourself too much. Although it is a tragedy that the Taoist priest has passed away now, he still lived a long life after all. Besides, we haven't fully understood his death yet. Therefore, it is difficult to conclude that the blind man must have done it.

In addition, based on our understanding of Blind Man Gao, he seems to only move around this mountain, and he is considered an ancient man. Can he cope with himself in a big city like Shanghai and quickly find Taoist priests? Also, Blind Man Gao’s reading No matter how strong his mental ability is, he will definitely be unable to do anything to people who are far away in Shanghai. Therefore, he will not know everything that happens in Shanghai so well. Therefore, it is impossible for him to quickly find the Taoist priests and know about the Taoist priests through his mind-reading ability. Whereabouts.

Moreover, during this period, we would go to that special pavilion every day, or bring corpse bugs with us, which could prevent the blind man from prying into our consciousness. Therefore, it is impossible for the blind man to know our plans and plans through mind reading ability. Whereabouts.

Another crucial point is that we assume that Blind Man Gao did it himself, but if he wanted to kill the Taoist priest in such a short period of time, he could not use any other means of transportation other than flying to Shanghai.

But think about it, flying is the most stringent inspection. First of all, you need an ID card to buy a ticket, and then check the ID card when boarding the plane. Check whether the photo on the ID card is the same as the person you are. Just an ID card cannot be easily forged. .

Therefore, we cannot simply say that the death of the Taoist priest was caused by Blind Man Gao."

Hongmei's words were analytical and logical. After listening to them, Sister Li and I both nodded. My cousin didn't say anything, and Xiao Lei seemed to be deep in thought.

After being silent for about a minute, Xiao Lei suddenly said to himself, "Maybe we underestimated Blind Man Gao."

After hearing this sentence, we couldn't help but be surprised, and immediately cast our eyes on Xiao Lei.

Xiao Lei frowned, looked at us, and said slowly: "I agree with what Hongmei said. For example, because of our preventive measures, the blind man's mind-reading ability is ineffective against us, but it is not effective against those far away." The Taoist priest in Shanghai is useless. Therefore, he cannot use his mind-reading ability to know our actions and plans. But don’t forget one thing. Blind Man Gao is very good at disguise and can completely transform into another person. Therefore, he In real life, he may live in another identity among ordinary people, but we do not notice it. In this way, even if he cannot read our inner thoughts, he can disguise himself as another person and follow us quietly. Us, if this is the case, will he follow us all the way to Shanghai, and he has also been secretly following us during our operations in Shanghai."
Chapter completed!