cloudy day

Chapter 184
Zhang Deaf and I walked through the cemetery and came to the front of the compound. With my yin and yang eyes open, I could see a cloud of yin shrouding the courtyard with my naked eyes.

Although Deaf Zhang lives in the same remote area as the old man who guards the mountain, this house is much larger, several times larger than the old house of the Sun family.

I smiled and said, "Brother Ergou, I didn't realize that you are an invisible rich man. Look at your big house. Does your backside have mines?"

Deaf Zhang scratched his head and said with a smirk: "There are... there are mines, but there are quite a lot of ashes. I... Although we pool collectors are not as good as those in the south and north, we are also prosperous and once brilliant. This house was left by the ancestors, and used to be the main altar of the pool collectors."

"So that's the case, but from a distance, this house feels like an underworld. It's too dark." I said.

"That... that's for sure. All the ghosts who signed the contract with the pond collectors are enshrined here, and the leaders of each generation of our pond collectors are also buried under the yard." Deaf Zhang said.

"Then who is the leader of this generation of pool collectors, don't you say it's yourself." I asked with a smile.

"It's...it's me. I'm the leader of the 73rd generation collector. How can you be so good, Brother Ergou?" Deaf Zhang said proudly.

"Really? Then how many people do you have?" I asked with a smile, but when I finished speaking, Zhang Deaf was very lonely and said with a sigh: "Since the death of the master, I have been alone... , I am the last pool receiver in this world..."

"Brother Ergou, don't be sad, you will also receive a proud disciple in the future, at worst I will be your apprentice in the future." I patted his shoulder and said comfortingly.

Deaf Zhang smiled wryly, and led me into the old house. As soon as the door opened, a gloomy aura rushed over.

When I walked into the courtyard, I felt even more desolate. Looking at the wing rooms on the left and right, I could imagine the excitement at that time in my mind.

But now only Deaf Zhang is left in this mansion...

Deaf Zhang took me to the Xiangtang with the wine jar in his hand. The Xiangtang was much bigger than I imagined, it was a two-story antique building.

The two floors were empty, with only rows of spiritual seats on the opposite side. Under each spiritual seat, there was a wine jar, and incense burners and sacrifices were placed next to the wine jar.

Seeing Zhang Deaf put the wine jar in the corner, he picked up the blank spiritual tablet and brush on the table and began to write the name of the spiritual tablet.

Don't look at Zhang Deaf's big and three rough, but the handwriting is very neat. On the tablet is written "the spirit of Cui Shi, Zhongchang servant". bye.

"Okay... okay, as long as my incense burns, Cui Changshi's soul body will slowly recover." Deaf Zhang said with a smile.

And I looked at the dazzling array of wine jars, and asked curiously: "Brother Ergou, since you have so many ghosts, why do you always complain that there are no ghosts available? I feel that these ghosts are no worse than your original ones."

"This...these ghosts are a contract made with the ancestors of our pool collectors, and have no direct relationship with me, so I can't move them at all, except...unless they will admit me as their master one day. Well, longevity, Let's go quickly, they don't like to be disturbed." Zhang Deaf said.

The two of us left Xiangtang, and Zhang Deaf took me to see other rooms, and then took me to the backyard to see the wine he brewed.

Soon, we looked around the old house, but what surprised me was that Deaf Zhang didn't let me take a closer look at one place, and that was a small temple on the west side of the backyard.

"Brother Ergou, you haven't taken me to that small temple yet. What kind of gods are enshrined there?" I asked curiously, but Zhang Deaf said with a serious face: "Then...that small temple can't Go, let alone you, even I who grew up here never went in."

"Why?" I asked in surprise.

(End of this chapter)