Chapter Sixteen: Don't Open an Umbrella in a Room
Another boring night, so boring!!! Lai Xi lay in the courtyard shouting loudly. "Can you be a bit more civilized?" Jing Jing sat on the stone table frowning and shouted. "You're a fierce ghost who can swagger around in Tian Shi's house, why can't I shout a few sentences?" Lai Xi walked to Ying Ying's side and said; "Why don't you learn from your sister and be a bit more gentle?" "I..." Jing Jing was about to say something else when she suddenly saw Lai Xi pick up a garlic clove and smile slyly at her; "Garlic is fierce!" After finishing speaking, she turned around and floated beside her sister, staring at Lai Xi. It's been over a month since the baby incident, Ying Ying's body has clearly recovered, and she has moved into Ye Xun's house. Today was Sunday, and they had planned to gather together. But unexpectedly, Ye Xun, Zhen Zhen, and Xue Er went to Huang Sanwen's house, leaving only Lai Xi to accompany Jing Jing and her sister. What's unexpected is that although they are twin sisters, Jing Jing has become a ghost but still as nagging as before, while Ying Ying can hardly say a word.
"When Xue'er comes back, I'll tell her that you're trying to bully me!" Jingjing said resentfully; "That damned Ye Xun, leaving us with this fatty, it's obvious he's taking advantage of us sisters." "Exactly, exactly! Sister is right!" Yingying chimed in, laughing.
"Ah autumn!! Ah? I, I didn't do it on purpose!" Ye Wen retreated while looking at Huang Sanwen and saw a sparkling crystal-like substance on his face. "You did it on purpose!" Huang Sanwen looked at the sticky thing in his hand and stared at Ye Wen who was still wiping his nose. "Dead old man, don't wrong me, it's clearly not intentional!" "How dare you say that snot isn't yours?" "It is mine!" "Then why is it on my face?" "I sneezed it out!" "Why did you sneeze on me?" "I already said it wasn't intentional!" "Is that all?" Huang Sanwen coughed and said, "You stand still, don't move, let me spit a mouthful of black cat shit at you, we'll call it even." "What?!" Ye Wen looked at Huang Sanwen's mouth full of black and yellow teeth in horror, cold sweat dripping down; "Old man, don't be reckless, I'm going to call for help!" "Hmph!""We're all familiar with each other, let's talk things over!"
"That's good." Huang San asked with a smile; "What about the task I entrusted to you?" "It's done! What a big deal!" Ye Chang let out a sigh of relief and said; "We're all our own people, you instruct me, I'll carry it out!" "Alright then, we'll set off tomorrow, everything is in your hands now!" Huang San asked with a chuckle; "Oh, it's getting late, don't stay for dinner." After saying that, he didn't wait for the others to speak and hastily closed the door. Just as they were leaving, he tossed out an umbrella.
"What, I feel like I've been tricked by this old man again?" Zhen said with a gloomy face; "People get more cunning as they age. I thought it would be fine with a few more people, but unexpectedly..." Ye didn't sleep and picked up the umbrella, frowning; "Is there a ghost in this umbrella? Don't be ridiculous, it's not like that Japanese anime about a umbrella monster." "What do we do now? You're not really going to go, are you?" Xue'er asked hesitantly; "That place is very far away, at least a few days' journey." "No choice, I already agreed. Damn this cold." Ye shook his head and walked while recalling Huang San's words.
It turned out that this afternoon, a neighbor from the public security bureau introduced someone named Wang Jun to Huang San, saying that something terrifying had happened at home. Some time ago, a relative came to visit Wang Jun's hometown and brought a rain umbrella produced in his hometown as a gift. This rain umbrella was handmade and could be considered a fine work of art.
Wang Jun placed the umbrella on top of the hall and opened it up. For the first few days, nothing seemed out of the ordinary, but later his two-year-old son would often point at the umbrella and laugh uncontrollably: "Sister, so high..." "Sister, mouth so big..." Because there was a picture of a lady on the umbrella, Wang Jun and his wife didn't take their son's words seriously. It wasn't until one night when Wang Jun woke up in the middle of the night and heard his son laughing in the hall that he quietly looked through the crack in the door.
In the hall, a son was lying on the sofa and laughing with his head raised. Above him, under an umbrella, a girl of about 13 or 14 years old was floating in mid-air, wearing a tattered blue and white sweater. She had a big braid tied up, but it was very messy, and half of her face was covered by scattered hair, so that only the lower part of her nose could be seen vaguely. The girl had no chin, and her dark jaw hung with sticky stuff. At this moment, the girl's head was hanging upside down, perhaps because the ceiling was too high or for some other reason. Her hands were grasping downwards with force, but they could only grab at empty air about ten centimeters above Wang Jun's son's head.
"What the...?!" Seeing such a bizarre scene, Wang Jun strongly suppressed the fear in his heart and rushed to the main hall to hug his son. "Hoo... hoo... it's so hard to bear... so hard to bear..." The dull cry echoed slowly in the main hall. "Who are you?" Wang Jun trembled as he hugged his son, not daring to move. "It's so hard to bear... so hard to bear..." The girl's voice was not childish at all, but rather had a rough, masculine thickness. "Sister is gone." Wang Jun's son curled up the corner of his mouth and closed his eyes to sleep, while the umbrella on the roof swayed gently.
The next day, Wang Jun took his son to the hospital for a check-up. Fortunately, his son only had symptoms of physical weakness and sleep deprivation, and according to the doctor's diagnosis, it was likely caused by hyperactivity or sleepwalking. Wang Jun didn't know how many times his son had run to the hall at night, nor did he know how his son had opened the door on the second floor and run down to the first floor. To be cautious, as soon as Wang Jun returned home, the first thing he did was get rid of the umbrella. He thought that would be the end of it, but the next morning, the umbrella mysteriously reappeared on the roof, and his son was sleeping in the hall again. What's more, this time his son was in a coma. Wang Jun, who was already anxious and frightened, heard about Huang San's situation and immediately came to find him. As expected, this incident also dragged Ye Wen into it.
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