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That night, just after midnight, a gust of eerie wind arose.
I curled up in the corner with a blanket.
Suddenly, a knocking sound echoed.
I buried my head in my arms, paying no attention at all.
The knocking on the door became more and more urgent.
I held a talisman in my left hand and a Buddhist prayer beads in my right hand, constantly turning them.
No matter what, there is always one that is true, I think.
Dong-dong-
Dong dong dong-
I feel like my breathing has become lighter.
Suddenly, the knocking on the door stopped.
But what followed was the creaking sound of the door being opened.
Stabbing—stabbing—
The sound of something scratching like fingernails, making my heart race.
The Buddhist beads spin faster and faster, and I crumple the talisman in my hand.
Finally, the sound stopped. I took deep breaths, my back soaked with cold sweat. My sister's body, along with the red coffin, was taken to the village chief's house by the Taoist, saying that they needed to perform a ritual there.
I narrowly escaped and became increasingly angry, so I stormed over to the village chief's house. At that time, the village chief was not at home. I pointed at the Taoist and scolded, "You fraud, what you gave me was not a charm to ward off resentment, but a charm to attract it! You wanted to harm me!" The Taoist furrowed his brow and asked, "Why do you say that?"
"Don't lie to me. Someone told me that you want to use my sister's body to practice Jiaolong elixir! And you want to use me as a sacrifice! I won't be fooled by you again!" I shouted.
The Taoist glanced at the Buddhist beads on my wrist and exclaimed, "Where did these come from?"
I snorted coldly, "Are you scared now? These were given to me by a master! I won't be harmed by you!"
The Taoist shook his head and said, "You've been deceived! This is a red blood Buddha bead! It has been soaked in blood, attracting evil spirits!" I furrowed my brow and fell silent for a moment. The Taoist continued, "Look for red traces in the gaps between the Buddha beads!"
I had doubts and opened the Buddhist beads. Sure enough, the gaps in the bead string were all filled with red marks!
"This is evil! Did someone inexplicably knock on your door last night and even scratch it in the end?" the Taoist asked me.
I was confused and nodded.
"That person, no, that grudge ghost was attracted by this red blood Buddha bead. Your sister just died, and you were closest to her, so naturally there would be some resentment on you. He wants to use you to refine a blood ghost!"
"If it weren't for my talisman paper blocking that grudge ghost, you would have been in danger last night! Quickly take off the Buddha bead!"
I involuntarily took off the Buddha bead.
"He said you need to use my sister to refine Jiaolong elixir!"
The Taoist was almost driven crazy, pointing behind him, "Where do you see a elixir stove here? How can I refine the elixir? Use my head to refine it!!!"
I looked around, "Master, the monk also said he wants me to go find him in three days, what should I do?"
The Taoist pondered for a moment and said, "Just ignore him. If he dares to come, I am still in the village and won't let you be in danger for no reason!" I nodded quickly and said, "Thank you, Master!" Three days later, I was washing clothes at home.
Suddenly, the monk appeared at my doorstep. He walked in, looked at me and asked, "I has been waiting for a long time, but hasn't seen you. I have urgent news to tell you, so I took the liberty of visiting. I hope you can forgive me." Without saying a word, I threw the rosary at his feet and said, "I already know!"
The monk chuckled, "It's convenient that you know, but the Taoist probably..." I interrupted him with a cold laugh, "Don't lie to me. I know it all. Your prayer beads are red blood beads. You want to turn me into a blood-sucking vampire! You're a ruthless monk!" The monk was startled by my words and after listening carefully, he laughed awkwardly.
"Master, if I really wanted to turn you into a vampire, when I first met you and there was no one around, I could have done it right then. Why wait until now?"
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