Marvel's Mulgore Inn

Chapter 178 Gravekeeper

Author: Little Sirius Hunter

Chapter 178 Gravekeeper

This is a very old cemetery.

Graves were gathered together on the land, and commemorative stone tablets were erected on each grave. The turf was neatly built, which gave the dense tombs a sense of beauty.

There is a small courtyard in the northeast corner of the cemetery, which is surrounded by a bamboo fence that is only half a person tall. There are several rooms built in the courtyard, and a lantern hangs under the eaves of the gate. It is not dark yet, so the lantern is

It didn't light up either.

In front of the house is a small garden, where there are more than a dozen small wooden signs standing neatly, with flowers planted neatly in front of each wooden sign, like mini tombstones.

There was a small stable next to it, and an old tawny horse stood there quietly. Even if there were four people hanging around outside the door, the old horse remained silent and didn't even bother to look up.

"Is there anyone there?" Kaus called several times and heard no movement in the house. He walked a few steps around the fence and was about to try to see what was going on inside from the window. Suddenly there was a "squeak" and the door opened.

It opened, and out came an old man with gray hair wearing a cowboy hat.

"Are you here for a visit?" The old man had a typical Texan face and a red rosacea. He had a pipe in his wrinkled shirt pocket and a pair of reading glasses on his clothes button.

"Oh, no!" Kausu tried to talk to the old man guarding the tomb, "Our car broke down and needs repairs - but you know those road rescue workers... they enjoy taxpayer benefits every week, but they

I've never done anything serious."

The old man guarding the tomb squinted his eyes and looked at the four people in front of him. After a while, he shook his head: "Sorry, I know almost nothing about these, and I only have carpentry tools here, and maybe some wrenches and pliers. These are all fine."

Lend it to you..."

Kausi shook his head regretfully. Of the four people on his side, Matt Murdock is a blind man, Erica is a killer, Carrie only knows how to eat, and he also has a bad eye for repairing cars - not everyone

They all have master-level and hierarch-level mechanical skills like Tony Stark.

What's more, the car was kicked by Carrie just now. If it was a minor injury when the car was lying on its side, now it may have become a serious injury.

"Okay, we'll call roadside assistance!" Kausi thought for a while and decided not to trouble others. He nodded politely to the old man, and then left with Erica and others, preparing to find a car nearby.

A perfect place to spread out a campsite.

The old man guarding the tomb was very polite. He pointed not far away and said, "There is a small forest over there. You can camp nearby."

Following his guidance, Cauvus and others came to the outside of the forest. It was indeed a natural camping spot. You could still vaguely see the traces of other people’s previous campsites, and even in the unfilled small pit next to it, you could still see

A small pool of embers from a campfire.

Erica took out her mobile phone to make a call, while Kausi and Matt pushed the car to the side and parked it. Several people moved tents, food and other things out of the car and began to set up a small campsite.

The only regret was that until nightfall, they didn't find any edible game. This made the greedy cat Carrie very disappointed.

An eerie cool breeze blew from the cemetery at night, bringing with it the smell of soil mixed with green grass. A crescent moon slowly rose above the treetops, and the pale moonlight cast a cold halo of light, creating a faint milky white mist.

Both Erica and Matt had fallen asleep, and only Carrie was sitting by the fire with her knees in her arms, talking quietly to Kausu.

"When will Erica's lucky day end?"

"There are still two or three days left... The goddess of fate is accustomed to using 'weeks' as the unit of time." Carrie seemed very familiar with the three sisters of fate. "My dad once told me during a casual chat that they were very familiar with 'seven'.

I like this number very much. It takes seven days for bad luck to come, and it also takes seven days for good luck to come."

"But the rotation period of each planet is different."

"Well, yes, so for destiny's favor, no matter good or bad, no matter how long each day is, it is seven rotation cycles."

"In other words, if there is a planet that rotates once for 500 hours, then those people who are favored will be blessed, and their luck will be increased by 3,500 hours!"

Jiali nodded, "So if they encounter bad luck, they will also become very long..."

"Okay, that's fair!" Kausu thought for a moment and then asked, "But that guy lurking under the water doesn't look like 'lucky' at all."

"It's lucky for Erica." Carrie explained, "Obviously, this thing was destined to happen before the lucky day started, so Erica avoided the guy's sneak attack - of course, people

It might just be surveillance at first, until you force him out."

Kaus nodded, indicating that he completely understood.

"Who is watching us?"

Carrie shook her head and said she didn't know either.

"Actually, omniscience and omnipotence are not necessarily a good thing!" Kausi sighed softly, "I understand Gu Yi a little now. When a completely known thing happens in front of me, it basically means that I have lost sight of it.

No interest. No excitement, no fun at all."

Carrie came over, kissed Kausi on the cheek, and said with a smile: "Yes, I see countless unknowns and mysteries in you, and this is what attracts me to you."

"Come on, I'm not a tool for you to use to find excitement!" Kausi patted Carrie's little head and motioned for her to roll into the tent to sleep. Then he stood up and planned to take a walk nearby.

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The night falls, and the deep darkness makes people have the urge to blend into the darkness.

The wind has picked up, but the cemetery seems even quieter. In the dark night, the cries of owls can be heard from time to time. The sounds of "gu...gu...gu..." are mixed in the breeze, like a sad woman crying, sadly.

It's miserable and horrifying.

Kaus walked slowly, enjoying the quiet atmosphere. This allowed him to better recall all that had happened since he time traveled. After getting Hammer Industries, he once thought that he had lost the goal of his struggle.

, intending to spend this life lying down.

Fortunately, there is Tony Stark who is always tireless by his side. To a certain extent, Iron Man's strong thirst for knowledge drives Cauvus to participate in major events again and again. Including this alien conquest plan,

The hive is not a problem, and the harsh environment is not a problem. But if we can really build a powerful space fleet before Thanos arrives, I believe it will be a very interesting thing.

There was a rustling sound not far away, and Kausi was slightly startled, but he saw a little light like a bean slowly drifting over in the dark night.

It's the tombkeeper!

(End of chapter)