Eight Uncles' Beloved Treasure (Lily)

Chapter 375 The Disappearing Bridegroom

Josh read those lines on the card carefully and he felt his scalp tingling.

“It said that we will see a house full of severed limbs as if those people were crunched by some monster…. Only bloody bones and some fragments of their skin were left…”

“We think that it must be the bride. The bride must be the ghost here who devoured the bridegroom on the day of their marriage…”

Lilly asked, “Yes, that should be the case, right?”

Josh shook his head, “Later on, they discovered that those limbs and bones and rib cages belong to the bride… Her main body was hanging in the middle of the room while it was still draped in her red wedding

dress…”

“To put it precisely, her head was hanging from another side of the ceiling while her body and wedding dress were hanging around. There are a lot of empty spaces if you pull up the dress… Her head was separated from her body, but the bridegroom is nowhere to be seen.”

It meant that only the bride had met a terrible end in the room that wedding night, and all the broken limbs and bones on the floor as well as the body hanging from the ceiling belonged to the bride.

“That night, those who entered the courtyard did not come out at all. We are now in the marriage room.

Josh could not help but suck in a deep breath when he reached this part. Lilly and the others instinctively looked up at the ceiling…

Luckily, nothing was there.

For some reason, they felt a chill running down their spine.

Josh continued, “Our task is to find the bridegroom and to leave this courtyard… These are the conditions. for passing the first stage.”

Hannah immediately turned around, “This is easy. We can just leave by tracing our footsteps when we came in just now!”

This was game over!

Hannah felt proud of herself for being so smart.

However, Josh shook his head, “We can’t retreat. The wall somehow appeared out of nowhere and sealed off our entrance.”

Everyone turned around and as expected, they could not discern the entrance anymore.

They remembered that there was a tiny door that was inconspicuous. They did not pay much attention when they came in.

“We have to leave this room,” Josh said anxiously.

They began to find the door.

The room was quite huge. There were curtains hanging down from the ceiling to divide the room into

sections.

best of

on television that they always used some kind of window

Bad

their saliva to poke a hole in the

stunned, “You are

modern curtains in ancient times. When they reached just now, the wind must be

realization hit them, the kids yelled and screamed abruptly. To be more precise, Josh and Hannah were the ones who screamed first, and they were followed by Lilly. They began to dash off

“It’s a ghost!”

in the air by the wind just now. It must be the wedding dress of the

around to check and saw that indeed, there were

were in so much shock just now that they did not ake note of the

now.

no longer

field? Did he not remove all the

was unfolding in front

in the courtyard now in no

able to prevent himself from screaming or looking scared, but he was on the verge of breaking

all rigid

and Hannah’s hair

“Josh, is this

card and there was a

back room,

total, and they were narrower, and they were located close to the gate. They housed the guard house, the accounts office, the

facing North. The East and West rooms flanked the main room while the spare room protruded out after

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of course the living space of the owner of the house while the East-facing room enjoyed a higher

daughter would stay in the spare room. It was often called the backyard, and the daughter would have to pass by the main room every time she

in there, and the door only led into the middle area called the common ground. To both

in those complicated words, “This is

at all, “What are you saying? I

they had just run away from, “We came out from there, right? There’s a bedroom in there, which is also the bride and bridegroom’s room. Outside the bedroom, there’s a

was easy for Josh to memorize the terminologies and the location of each room. It was as if the layout of the whole courtyard

look for

died a terrible death, but the groom was

hide away the “bodies” by burying them or throwing

bridegroom must be in one

to learn that, “Where do we

standing, rooted to

was still wondering how he had gotten

is just a theme park horror house, so the dimension must be smaller than an actual one. We should be

time.”