Mysterious Mummy in the Supernatural Graveyard: The Mysterious Tomb

Chapter 140 (4)
After eating the corpse, the Grimace Mastiff shook its head and the blood on its body, then ran to the side and lay down on the ground to lick its paws. Since then, the Grimace Mastiff's eyes have turned red. The old burial master went over and touched the Grimace Mastiff. After seeing that there was nothing unusual about it, I felt relieved. Since then, this Grimace Mastiff has become the nemesis of corpses. The old celestial burial master later encountered corpses many times, but as long as he was caught by the blood-red eyes of this Grimace Mastiff Glaring, the corpses, without exception, kept silent and honestly asked the old celestial burial master to bleed and chant sutras for the sky burial. At the same time, he also knew that this grimacing mastiff was extremely psychic and could see things that many people would not understand. Every time he sent it back to the sky burial If the grimacing mastiff remains indifferent, it is safe and sound. If the eyes are wide open and the teeth are grinning, the corpse will definitely rise, so be careful!

After the old celestial burial master finished speaking, Professor Sun and the others couldn't help but gasped when they saw the grimacing mastiff laying on the doorway with its tongue sticking out. Or the dog's eyes are red, and feelings are cannibals. Is this still a dog?

After Professor Sun finished speaking, the few of us couldn't help shaking our heads and clicking our tongues. This corpse is terrible, but the word "more" should be added to this grimace mastiff. This is not a dog, it is a dog spirit!Professor Sun smiled when he saw us and said, "I only found out later that the string of bony beads in the hands of the old celestial burial master was made of bones from the dead body, and each bead represents a dead body." .”

As soon as I heard this, I couldn't help saying: "Is this old celestial burial master a little perverted? Isn't it disgusting to use dead people's bones as beads?" Professor Sun said: "You don't understand this, right? Celestial burial masters have their own rules and habits, but this rule is common. Whoever has more beads in his hand will be respected. Invite the sky burial master. When he left, the old celestial burial master already had eighteen beads in his hands, and now I don’t know how many more beads have been added.”

Brother Zhang asked Professor Sun: "What happened to that old celestial burial master when you left?" Professor Sun said: "In snowy areas, especially in towns, no matter who dies, they are not sent to the celestial burial platform to feed the eagles immediately. Instead, put it in his home for a few days, invite monks to chant scriptures and pray, save the dead, and send him to life, etc. A series of funeral activities. The corpse is kept at home for at least three to seven days before it is buried. If a corpse occurs, it usually occurs during this period. The old celestial burial master sits at the entrance of the tavern every day. Anyone who died nearby will respectfully invite the old celestial burial master and the grimacing mastiff to his home in the past few days. For fear that the dead would suddenly rise up and harm others, the grimacing mastiff is also called the "God Dog" by the locals. It eats fat, strong, smooth hair."

Er Jianyi touched his bald head and said, "If I go with the kind of long Buddha beads that monks hang around their necks, will I still be the boss of the celestial burial master?" Professor Sun laughed and said, "Then you go to the local temple first. I asked the old lama to rub the top of your head for you to receive ordain, and I am working as a celestial burial master for a while, and when the local people know you, you are bluffing and defrauding with Buddhist beads, so don’t look at the corpse with a knife and don’t know where to cut it.” I immediately said : "Don't worry, our brother is absolutely fine, just stand there and stare, even if there is a dead body, you have to lie down obediently and bleed yourself!"

(End of this chapter)