Fu Anan sat opposite, eating boiled sweet potatoes, and felt a little strange when listening to the village chief's words.
How can customs and traditions not make money
Why did the village make so many mirrors regardless of cost
Just to generate electricity for love
Fu Anan thought to himself and looked around.
There are mirrors everywhere in the village chief's house.
Moreover, several mirrors were facing their students and professors. However, for the village chief and several people from the same village, there were either no mirrors on the opposite side or the mirrors were tilted.
Is it a coincidence
Fu Anan looked up at the mirror facing her, and her appearance was clearly reflected in it.
There was nothing unusual about the mirror.
But when I think about the fact that this game is related to mirrors, I still feel uncomfortable even if there is nothing unusual.
"Are you full?" Fu Yizhi suddenly turned around and asked.
Fu Anan put down the water to boil the sweet potatoes and nodded.
"Professor, we are full and want to go out for a walk." Fu Yizhi stood up and said lightly.
"Ah? Go ahead."
Professor Ge nodded, and then gave two more instructions.
"Don't run around, and don't break the bronze mirrors that the villagers put outside."
After getting the teacher's approval, the two went out.
Fu Yizhi looked at Fu Anan, "What did you find?"
Fu Anan shook her head, "I have discovered something, but I'm not sure."
She was just about to tell him her guess when several more people came out one after another.
All the players followed out.
The leader, Dai Dahai, looked at them and smiled, then said casually, "We've all finished eating, so we came out for a walk.
Together?"
Fu Anan glanced at a few people and said, "Sure."
She walked in front with her hands behind her back, acting like a boss.
The chickens and ducks made chirping sounds.
When passing by a house with dogs, the barking of dogs is particularly loud.
The people here, every household likes to eat dinner at the doorstep, and they all looked at them with curious eyes.
Fu Anan was also looking at them.
Most of them are middle-aged and elderly people, young people only account for a quarter of the total population, and children are even fewer.
Looking at these people in the village, Fu Anan suddenly remembered what he learned in junior high school.
There are only about a hundred people in the village.
After so many years of intermarriage, these people must be more or less closely related, right
But these descendants all look normal.
That's a bit strange.
But what is even more strange is the very center of the village.
The mud here has obviously been carefully maintained, and it is flat and smooth like concrete.
There is also a round bronze mirror with a diameter of two meters inlaid on the ground.
The surrounding area is carved with beasts with bared fangs and claws, which looks extremely majestic. The surface is wiped clean and clearly reflects the sky and the birds flying by.
Some people wanted to get closer, but were stopped by the villagers, who stopped them two meters away from the bronze mirror.
"This is the guardian mirror of our Jian Village. You are not allowed to get close."
He was actually stopped.
Fu Anan looked at the players being driven away, stretched his neck and looked into the big mirror several times.
It's very bright and clear.
The edges of the mirror were polished to a sheen, so it was hard to tell what age it was from, but it seemed to be in extremely good condition.
The villagers were unhappy because they stayed here for a long time.
Every player understood the principle of quitting while ahead, and they all dispersed at the same time.
It is not a wise choice to anger the NPC. If you want to see this mirror, there will be plenty of opportunities later.
(End of this chapter)