Xu Shuo was still teasing the director, but once Xu Huan sobered up, he found the key point.
"Only when animal corpses rot will they..."
He tried hard to stay calm, striving to maintain his image as a brave brother in front of his sisters, but his trembling hands betrayed him.
"Th-that factory must have..."
The young boy wanted to cry but dared not, "Aren’t the bones seen in the dayti already enough?"
Xu Shuo’s smug smile vanished completely, and he too realized, quickly darting to his father and brother for protection.
During this ti, Tuanzi had already packed the adventure bag and happily hung it on her back.
"Let’s go, let’s go, shall we go on an adventure?"
Her reaction was like a schoolkid going on a spring outing, making Xu Huan’s brothers too embarrassed to be scared.
Zuo Qiu poked his head out from behind his father, looking at Tuanzi with admiration.
This little sister was younger than her but really brave!
Finding the truth was the guests’ task, and everyone responded to Tuanzi’s call, picking up their adventure bags.
There were two important things inside the adventure bag, a lighting tool and a rescue whistle.
The children put on their gas masks properly, obediently hung the whistle around their necks, and then grabbed their flashlights.
The campsite had lots of lighting equipnt, but once they left, they could only rely on the bright moonlight.
"Snap!"
Tuanzi eagerly turned on the flashlight provided by the program crew, and in an instant, it illuminated a distance of several hundred ters.
She curiously lifted it higher, illuminating even further.
Light dispelled fear, and other kids quickly turned on their flashlights, easing the tense atmosphere. Even the few nervous young guests started smiling.
[This flashlight is great. The program crew is indeed willing to spend on equipnt.]
[Kneeling for a link, I desperately need such a flashlight for biking during night shifts.]
[If soone were stoking fear in an abandoned factory, they would have run off upon seeing these lights.]
[The program crew hasn’t stepped in to stop it, proving no one’s playing tricks.]
The group approached the abandoned factory, and as they got closer, they heard that wailing sound again.
If one person heard sobbing alone at night, they’d be scared stiff.
Zuo Qiu was about to feel scared when he saw a white light streaking into the factory like a teor, making him open his eyes wide in curiosity.
"Eh? Isn’t that Miaomiao?"
Just as he spoke, Tuanzi returned with the flashlight. She moved so fast that, with the flashlight, she appeared as a streak of white light ’whoosh’ flying back and forth.
"Hey, no one’s crying."
The little girl pouted in disappointnt, "It’s just the sound of the wind, swooshing!"
Xu Shuo reintroduced everyone to that children’s book on natural science.
"It also explains why sotis the wind sounds ’woo woo’. Actually, it’s because..."
He nodded and explained.
Boss Xu, seeing his smug face, couldn’t help but laugh and feel proud.
Zuo Qiu, ignoring fear, tugged Zuo Jingxin’s sleeve, "Dad, I also want to buy that book."
"Alright, alright, we’ll buy it when we get back."
Now that his daughter wasn’t scared, Zuo Jingxin looked at Xu Shuo’s brothers more kindly. For recomnding such a book, he’d overlook their attempts to take his daughter away.
Soon the guests arrived at the abandoned factory.
Exploring the factory at night wasn’t as pleasant as during the day. Yet, thanks to Tuanzi and Xu Shuo’s behavior, people weren’t that afraid.
They put on their gas masks and cautiously approached the phosphorescent flas.
Director Ming, unwilling to joke about the guests’ safety, had warned them that these phosphorescent flas were toxic.
So from a distance, everyone took out their flashlights and looked around.
With so many light sources gathered, they could clearly see the surrounding scenery.
[Hmm, there are ghost fires but no bones, how strange.]
[Don’t forget that ghost fires move with people.]
[Don’t freak out, are you saying sothing invisible is moving around?]
[Ugh, I an air movent makes ghost fires shift, and it’s windy here.]
The man with white hair and golden eyes was also observing the blue-green flas.
He recalled where he’d seen a similar scene before.
An abandoned place, wind, ghost fires—the answer was clear.
"I’ll go check over there."
Tantai Yi pointed in a direction.
"Sothing might be there."
During the day, they only searched briefly, leaving many small corners unexplored.
"Senior Brother, I’ll go with you."
Tuanzi rembered where she had seen a scene like this before.
That ti she and her master descended the mountain, passing a graveyard at night.
It wasn’t that she was brave, but seeing many things reduced fear. In the era she lived with her master, death was too common.
With the two going, the caraman naturally had to follow.
Walking against the wind, they reached a corner of the factory. Walls separated the factory from the outside world.
"There’s a dog hole!" Tuanzi’s sharp eyes noticed.
Indeed, a not-so-tall wall had a dog hole, large enough for an adult to pass through.
Despite wearing the gas mask, disabling his sense of sll, Tantai Yi still sensed sothing amiss. He leaped lightly, landing on the wall to look outside the factory.
In a pile of weeds, bones were scattered haphazardly. So had turned to pure bone, others were rotting cat and dog carcasses, not entirely whole. So parts showed neat cuts, as if deliberately chopped.
His golden eyes released a chill.
At this mont, a fluffy child appeared beside him. Instinctively, he wanted to cover his little junior’s eyes.
"Miaomiao’s not afraid."
Tuanzi puffed her cheeks, "Miaomiao’s just very angry."
The caraman stood below the wall, awkwardly holding his cara.
No matter how hard he tried, he could only capture the backs of the two guests.
[It seems like Miaomiao’s unhappy; what did they see?]
[If only the caraman could fly.]
[Caraman: you are making things difficult for !]
Tuanzi, still mindful of the caraman, flew down and lifted him up.
"Uncle, film properly; we need to find those people."
The caraman was puzzled.
Only when he stood shakily on the wall, looking outside, did he understand why the little guest was angry.
The audience saw this and exploded.
[This isn’t just about the freedom to eat dog at, is it? Who can buy so many cats and dogs at once? They must’ve been stolen!]
[Eating dog at isn’t a cri, but stealing pets, especially if valuable, can lead to a sentence.]
[They didn’t eat all of them and left so many here. This must be intentional abuse.]
[This scene is quite scary. If they keep filming, the live broadcast might get banned.]
Such comnts appeared, and indeed, the live stream was shut down by the platform.
The audience: "..." Who was the jinx?
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