I'll discuss with them about staying in a hotel, having a good rest tonight, and setting off early tomorrow morning.
I asked at the hotel if they had heard of a place called Nanshan White Bone Cave in Qinling Mountains, but the waiter said no, and then looked at us with a very strange look. A man with two beauties, asking about the White Bone Cave, definitely didn't take me seriously. I thought they really didn't know, and the taxi driver should know more about this.
I asked them to rest in the hotel, and I went out alone, not going anywhere, just to get information. But after taking several buses and spending more than 100 yuan on fares, no one had heard of this place. Damn, if I knew this, I might as well save some energy and ask the mirror god directly.
Thinking of this, I bought two roast chickens on the street and returned to the hotel. After I invited the dead rat out, it stared at the two fat roast chickens, drooling, but first made a statement to me: "No discussion of matters in the realm of the living."
I chuckled and said, "I don't want to ask about the Realm of the Demonic World, I'm just asking where the White Bone Cave in Nanshan is."
“I don’t know.” The two little thieves’ eyes were almost turning blue as they stared at the roast chicken, yet they were still so stubborn.
I touched my nose and said to it with a smile: "I suddenly feel like writing poetry. How about we do a couple of lines?" Damn, I also imitated its tone. There is no other way to do this. I don't have any elegance, otherwise why would I get goose bumps when I heard Fu Xueman reciting poetry
The dead mouse was very smart. He knew what I was up to as soon as he heard it. He scratched his head with his little paws, stared at the roast chicken and said, "One roast chicken for each sentence."
I thought to myself, how can you be so greedy, you only want to answer two lines with me for two roast chickens? What if you can't answer? But it's not easy to get angry with it now, so I just agreed first. I said the first line: "The White Bone Cave in the South Mountain of Qinling Mountains." You see how good and direct the poem is.
The dead rat rolled his eyes a few times and said, "The grass was covered with dark wind last night."
Shit, I didn't understand. Let me ask you directly: "May I ask where is this cave?"
"You're a worm from the Pleiades star official! Haha, that's it, the roast chickens are mine." The dead rat said as it quickly stretched out its claws and grabbed the two roast chickens back, as if it was afraid that someone would snatch them away from it.
I was immediately furious. What the hell, this is a shitty poem. It's not as good as the one I wrote. I even wrote the Pleiades star official, why didn't I write the Scorpion Spirit? It's like Journey to the West, with the White Bone Spirit and the Pleiades star official, and the only thing missing is Sun Wukong.
Looking at the dead rat's eating posture, I was so angry that I was itching. Forget it. It was already very difficult to trick the dead rat into saying these two sentences. I guess he won't say it again. I put away the mirror and lay in bed thinking about the two lines of shitty poetry the dead rat said. What does "The wind gathered in the grass last night" mean? This line still sounds a bit meaningful, but the last line is just fucking nonsense.
Does Caotou refer to the meadow? Last night can refer to the past. Does it mean that the meadow is the entrance to the White Bone Cave, where evil spirits have been gathering for a long time? Let me explain it this way first. I can't think of any other place names. After all, I'm a newcomer and I'm not familiar with the place. But does this Pleiades star official have a meaning
The dead rat can't just make up a story. The star official of the Pleiades is a big rooster. Maybe there is a Chicken God Mountain in the Qinling Mountains? What does the worm mean