Chapter 310 Devil Town (7)

When Yinsu got the flower, she found blood in the stamen.

Funeral...flowers with blood?

What a good sign this could be!

What a good steward! Public revenge for private revenge, right?

Yinsu glanced at the housekeeper, who didn't look at her and walked to the next one with his head lowered.

He quickly distributed the flowers and candles in his hands.

Yinsu observes the other players and there seems to be no problem with their flowers.

Targeting her on purpose, right?

Tsk tsk tsk...

It seems like the punishment is light for daring to be so polite to the master.

The butler took another flower and candle and prepared to stand on the other side.

Yinsu pulled him back, and she didn't say anything. She just put the flower in his hand back into his hand and took away the other one.

Get it you!

Yinsu performed this series of actions in one go, without any hesitation or pause. The housekeeper didn't even react. The flower had fallen into Yinsu's hand.

The butler who was suddenly changed: "???"

Is this consistent with procedure, he wonders? Does he have a chance to take action...

However, he found that it didn't seem to be the case.

Yinsu made sure that the flower had no blood, and manually turned the housekeeper half a circle to indicate that he could leave.

housekeeper:"……"

The butler's cheeks were slightly twisted, he held the flowers in his hand resentfully, and left stiffly.

The other players didn't know why Yinsu changed the flowers. They checked the flowers in their hands again and found no problems.

After the butler stood still, in front of the crowd, a man dressed like a priest came out and stood directly in front. He spoke slowly:

"We are gathered here today because we have lost a dear friend. He was a great friend, and we will all remember the contribution he made to the town... He was a child of the town, and he will rest here. , may he rest in peace.”

The priest led everyone to express their condolences and pray, but no one spoke except for him.

The priest placed the flowers next to Wells and the candles on the steps below.

The other residents did not move, but turned to look at the player at the same time.

The players' hearts were beating wildly. Are they being asked to go first? Is there any order? There must be some...

There seems to be no other relatives in Wells, only the player's three grandchildren, so they should go first.

but……

Yinsu was very sure that she was the youngest, because the dead old lady and Caroline both said that her brothers and sisters...

Wei Heng and An Yun were not sure. Wei Heng was heartbroken and dragged An Yun with him.

They imitated the priest and laid flowers and put down candles at the same time, and then walked to the other side.

The NPC's eyes followed them until they stood aside, and then those cold and sinister eyes moved away and looked at the remaining players.

Yinsu was the third to pass, and she quickly completed the process and stood on the other side.

The residents' eyes turned to the five remaining players, silently urging them that it was their turn.

But they don't know their order.

Wei Heng and An Yun were doing it at the same time, and they could still forcefully explain it as brothers and sisters.

But what about them?

What is their order?

They didn't get any hint before this.

what to do?

Seeing that they were not moving, the NPC moved a step towards them. Although it is only one step, the player feels instantly surrounded.

What would these NPCs do if they stayed still?

Wen Chenhao pulled Wen Yu and gestured to the others.

Now there is no other way. They can only imitate Wei Heng and An Yun and present flowers at the same time.

When the NPC saw them moving, they did not move back to their original position and stared at them in a strange and awkward posture.

It is not so easy for five people, or five unfamiliar people, to perform an action at the same time without being able to speak or communicate.

They completed this task with difficulty, and walked to Wei Heng and the others under the watchful eyes of the NPCs.

The gazes staring at them disappeared, and the NPCs lined up and began to lay flowers and candles.

Everything is orderly and silent.

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After the flowers were laid, there was no other process. It seemed that Wells' body would still be placed here, with no intention of sealing the coffin and burying it in the ground.

The butler sends the guests out.

As they emerged from the room where Wells' body was displayed, they seemed able to speak and began to converse in hushed tones.

"Wells was obviously fine before, is it that thing..."

"Don't talk nonsense!"

"...It's really scary."

"I don't know when it will end."

"Tonight... be careful..."

The NPCs communicated very quietly, and even though Yinsu pricked up his ears, he didn't hear a few words.

At this moment, a couple walked towards the player, "Mena, Julia, we should go back."

They looked at Wen Chenhao and the girl wearing a suspender belt.

Wen Yu pulled Wen Chenhao, "Brother..."

Wen Chenhao and Wen Yu were not classified into the same 'family'. Wen Chenhao was worried about Wen Yu, but now he had no choice.

"Be careful yourself..."

Wen Chenhao wanted to give Wen Yu a few words, but the couple couldn't wait any longer, so they pulled each other away and said, "You come to play with them again tomorrow. You have to go back today."

As soon as the couple left, someone else came over and took the remaining three away separately.

In the end, only three grandchildren of the Wells family, Yinsu, Wei Heng, and An Yun, were left.

The guests left quickly.

Yinsu watched as the door of the manor was closed, and the housekeeper came with two servants in maid uniforms.

The housekeeper asked the servants to go in first, and he stopped in front of them: "Mr. Levin, Miss Aniya, and Miss Su Wei, we need two people to keep vigil for Mr. Wells tonight. I wonder which two are willing?"

vigil...

This must be a dangerous thing.

Neither Wei Heng nor An Yun expressed their opinions. Yinsu first held up his watch as a sign of filial piety: "It is my duty to keep vigil for my grandfather."

"Miss Su Wei is interested." After the housekeeper said this, he looked at the other two.

Wei Heng cursed twice and finally said: "I'll go."

"Then I'll have to trouble Mr. Levine and Miss Su Wei tonight."

The housekeeper took them to the room first and told them they could do whatever they wanted and would call them later during the meal.

After the housekeeper left, Wei Heng started cursing again, "I'm so damn convinced. The players are still separated. Are they going to be defeated individually? A dog game..."

Yinsu ignored them and returned to his room.

Once the door is closed, no sound from outside can be heard.

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Yinsu rested in the room for a while. Someone knocked on the door. She opened the door and found that it was a servant.

The servant held a set of black clothes in his hand, with a slightly old yellow paper on it.

"Miss Su Wei, these are the clothes you need to wear for the night watch." The servant handed the clothes to her expressionlessly.

"Must you wear it?"

"Yes."

"...Okay." Yinsu didn't embarrass her: "I won't go down to eat for a while, so you can bring it to me.

"OK."

Yinsu returned to the room with the clothes, picked up the clothes and took a look. It was a pure black skirt.

She put down her clothes and picked up the yellow paper.