Fast Travel: Cannon Fodder Heroine Becomes a God by Engaging in the Merit System

Chapter 44 Horror Night in the Mall

"Qiao Yuan, something doesn't seem right. Why are they in so much pain? It's as if they are really being burned. The ghost just didn't seem so desperate when he screamed. Is it the wrong way?"

Seeing these children shouting and shouting heart-breakingly, Luo Xiaofeng felt a little distressed, even though these children were already souls.

But looking at their little bodies rolling on the ground, their little faces were full of pain, and their young voices kept shouting.

Everyone who listens feels pain in their heart.

Qiao Yuan immediately extinguished the fire, and the children stopped shouting and screamed. They all got up from the ground and kept shouting those words to Qiao Yuan and the others.

He looked at the almost burned skeletons around him, and then looked at the children around him who had calmed down.

Qiao Yuan gritted his teeth, and with a cruel heart, he started burning only one of the skeletons.

This is the only known method at present. What if this is the standard for these children to be reincarnated?

As the flames reattached to the small bones, one of the children's souls immediately howled in pain just like before.

Seeing this, Qiao Yuan increased the flames. In almost an instant, the skeleton turned into ashes.

The moment Qiao Yuan put away the flames, the child stood up again as if nothing had happened, as if he was not the one who was rolling on the ground in pain just now.

He's not dead. There's something going on, Qiao Yuan is overjoyed.

"Hey, kid, you can go and be reincarnated now, let's go, let's go."

Qiao Yuan happily waved to him. After she was sure that the child could be reincarnated, she immediately sent other children to meet him.

It was just like before that the child couldn't hear what she said at all, and could only repeat the words mechanically along with the children around him.

"What's going on? Come on, kid."

"Qiao Yuan, do you think this method is useless?"

Luo Xiaofeng saw this and said to Qiao Yuan.

"It's nonsense. It's impossible. This must be useful. This must be useful. There's no way it's useless."

After Luo Xiaofeng finished speaking, the old Taoist rebutted excitedly before Qiao Yuan could speak.

"If this is useless, why have I persisted for so many years? Doesn't this tell me that your persistence for so many years is a fart and a useless effort? Hahaha, I don't accept it, I don't believe it, this is not true,

This must not be true."

The old Taoist priest looked a little crazy as he spoke.

"Burn them quickly, burn them. If they are burned, they will be reincarnated. Burn them quickly!!"

"What's wrong with this Taoist priest?"

Luo Xiaofeng was a little scared and squeezed towards the little fat man again.

"Taoist Priest, you must know something, and you are hiding something."

Seeing the old Taoist priest like this, Qiao Yuan wouldn't believe it if he didn't know any inside information.

The old Taoist priest would cry sometimes and laugh sometimes, while muttering things like "impossible, impossible".

It looked like he was having a nervous breakdown and going crazy.

After Qiao Yuan quickly poured some spiritual energy into his body, he calmed down.

"Taoist Priest, do you have to give us a brief explanation?"

"Oh, there's nothing to say. It's just that an ordinary citizen can't defeat a powerful man."

The old Taoist priest smiled bitterly and laughed at himself.

"Taoist Priest, can you please elaborate on this? I see that you care about these children. One person can only take advantage of them, and two people can help them take advantage of them. Maybe we can find some other way?"

"Yes, Taoist Priest, what Qiao Yuan said makes sense. These three cobblers are more powerful than Zhuge Liang. There are so many of us here. Maybe we can come up with something."

Luo Xiaofeng also persuaded him. He was also a little curious as to what happened here. How could so many children die here?

Perhaps because he was persuaded by Qiao Yuan and the others, or perhaps because he had suppressed it for too long, he had the desire to talk, so the old Taoist priest slowly spoke.

"I am a driver for a wealthy family, and my monthly salary is generous. Even if I am a driver, my income is definitely at the upper level among my peers. My boss is also gentle with others, so I have worked there conscientiously for more than three years.

I think if my boss hadn’t fired me, I might have been his driver for the rest of my life.”

"Until one day the boss told me the name of a place and he wanted to go there. I was a little confused. It was a very wild place at the time. What was he doing there?"

"Although he usually goes to different places, he usually goes to various places to socialize. Most of the places he visits are bustling and lively."

"I have seldom or never been to such a wilderness place, but it was not my place to ask. I didn't ask any more questions, so I took him there. Only when I got there did I find out that he had bought the land here.

, we need to build an orphanage here to take in those homeless children."

"I praised him for his kindness at that time. This is something that can accumulate great merit, and his career will definitely prosper. He also happily gave me an extra month's salary. I was so happy."

"Later he found a woman named An Ruochu, and he asked her to be responsible for managing everything in the orphanage. In other words, she was the director of the orphanage."

"Gradually, they took in a lot of children, but I slowly discovered that all of these children were actually five, six, seven or eight years old. There was no child above or below this number at all."

"At that time, I was very surprised, how could an orphanage find children of this age group so evenly, unless they deliberately screened them."

"But I don't take it too seriously. After all, it's not my business. I'm just a driver. I just need to do my job well."

"Since then, the boss has been going to the orphanage every few days. After going there, he didn't say anything to the children. He just went into the dean's office and didn't know what he was talking about. He often stayed there for most of the day.

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"A busy man like him could still spare half a day to come to the orphanage. Who would believe that there is nothing fishy about it? But I didn't tell anyone because the woman named An Ruochu was very beautiful.

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"I thought it was just a simple man engaging in extramarital affairs, so I kept this secret from everyone. Even if his wife asked me, I would only say that he went out to socialize and never told his wife about the orphanage.

things."

"But later, I gradually felt something was wrong, because the number of children inside was slowly decreasing. At the beginning, there were less than 200, and later there were 150, 100."

"I don't know where those children went. I asked him jokingly. He told me seriously at that time that it has nothing to do with you. Just do your job. He was a little angry. That was his first time.

Get mad at me once."

"I was too scared to ask. I was afraid that I would lose such a good job, so I never asked again from then on. I just did my job conscientiously. I would go wherever he said I would go.

Don’t ask too many questions.”

"But he left something behind that day, which was the purpose of his coming to the orphanage this time. He said it was very important. I wanted to send it to him, but when I got to the dean's office, I found that there was no one there."

"But I clearly watched him walk in. I knew that wealthy families like them might like to have secret passages and so on, so I was going to go back and wait for him in the car."

"But I don't know where I stepped or what mechanism I pressed. Suddenly a dark hole appeared in the ground, and there was a faint howl of pain coming from inside."

"I understood at that moment where these children had gone, and I also knew that I should have withdrawn at that time. But I walked in by accident, and then I saw a scene that I will remember for the rest of my life.

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(End of chapter)