Fu Anan and Fu Yizhi avoided the patrolling villagers and successfully sneaked into the village chief's house, which consisted of five small tiled houses and a large yard.
There are not many houses, but they are more spacious than those of other villagers.
They climbed over the wall and entered the inner room, sneaking in carefully and found that the village chief's room was empty.
Obviously, this old village chief can't sit still. Even after his house was robbed, he was still out hunting.
The two looked at each other and then went in together.
Of course, I am looking for information about Jiancun.
The houses in the village all have a main hall in the middle for worshiping ancestors and receiving guests, with living quarters extending at both ends.
As a place I have been to once, it is not difficult to find the old village chief's bedroom.
There were also seven bronze mirrors hanging in his room. A large bed was placed in the middle of the room, with a space behind it.
Fu Anan stepped over the wooden bed and walked inside.
Shining the flashlight in her hand forward, she saw a statue.
The statue is made of clay.
The round face was not much different from the sculptures in the temple, with eyes closed, looking like a precious Buddha, holy and loving.
Right in front of the statue is a basin filled with a lot of incense ashes and three small wooden sticks from burning incense sticks.
It should be a statue for worship.
This statue has never been seen before, and there are many mirrors placed in front of it.
Is this the God of Justice
"Fu Anan, come and see."
Just as she was about to get closer to observe, she was suddenly stopped. She turned around and saw Fu Yizhi found a wooden board from under the village chief's box.
The wooden board looked old, with some old cracks on it and the edges had been worn away.
The most important thing is the densely packed small words engraved on it.
The only thing about the game that is human is that it does not add difficulty to the text, and the words above are commonly used in real life.
The two men shone their flashlights on it, and the words appeared at this time.
After reading this long paragraph, it mainly talks about three things.
Second: Although Jianshen is a guardian deity, when the mirror enshrined next to it becomes smooth and reflective, it needs to be worshipped by living people.
Third: The mirror must not be destroyed, especially the one in the center of the village, otherwise it will bring disaster to Jian Village.
Fu Anan understood after reading it.
No wonder the people of Jian Village value the largest mirror so much.
Besides, aren't these mirrors made in two different shapes on purpose? She shone the flashlight around the statue.
Sure enough, I found a relatively clear mirror among a pile of unpolished bronze mirrors.
According to what has been said above, this mirror was polished by the God of Jian himself, telling the villagers that they were about to offer tribute.
Can’t you just send me a dream
The setting for conveying information is so clear.
Fu Anan complained in his heart.
Just then, the sound of someone talking was heard outside.
The two men quickly put the wooden board back, turned off the flashlights, and found places to hide.
"We only found one, and he ran away."
The village chief walked in front and said with an unhappy look, "If you still can't find it tomorrow, tell the rest of the village to prepare for the draw.
Let's see who will be more honored to be the sacrifice to the God of Judgement."
Hearing the words of the village chief, the men following behind showed fear in their eyes. It was not a blessing to be a sacrifice.
Fu Anan eavesdropped on their conversation, but she didn't expect that Dai Dahai had escaped again.
I was so surprised that I didn't notice a hand reaching out from behind me.
(End of this chapter)