Don't Pinch The Tip Of My Tail

Chapter 13: Little Monster

"Did you draw this?" he repeated subconsciously.

Luo Qingzhou held the half of the talisman, looked at it left and right at the sky, and then answered in a helpless and extremely confused tone.

"Yes."

He affirmed: "I painted it, you can tell from the strokes of the brush."

This thing sounds like an incredible coincidence, but when he thinks about it carefully, Jian Chen feels that it is not unreasonable.

After all, these talismans are small, and the number is not particularly large. Tang Yuan even counted them sporadically before, and said that there should be no more than five at most.

And just such a charm that can be clearly counted with one hand can have such an impact on so many rabbits in the old house.

Even Jian Chen, standing here now, could vaguely smell the nasty smell, which made him take another step back unconsciously.

If he put it before, this would be a very headache for the rabbit.

But fortunately, now that Luo Qingzhou is here, and he is even the person involved in drawing these talismans, the matter suddenly takes a turn for the better at the same time.

As the saying goes, to untie a bell, you must tie the bell. This sentence also has a universal truth in Taoism.

For the same talisman, the person who drew it can destroy or use it far more easily than other people can do it.

This is the situation now.

In the script, the original owner was given a headache, and he even wanted to threaten the protagonist to complete it. Now, just under Jian Chen's expectant gaze, Luo Qingzhou had already placed the talisman hanging on the broken wall, or half-buried on the ground. All cleaned up.

Finally, he stood in front of the broken wall and seemed to feel that something was missing, so he took the initiative to draw a talisman on the rabbit on the spot, saying it was for stability and warning.

After doing all this, Luo Qingzhou still felt a little cold while standing in the open space, so he simply balled up the waste paper in his hand and used it to make a hasty fire on the spot.

As a result, the little monsters who were still hiding behind Jian Chen, or hiding in groups at unknown places, ran out one after another and gathered around the fire.

After walking around the place again to make sure that there was no fish that slipped through the net, Luo Qingzhou walked back to Jian Chen and stuffed a separate talisman for him to keep warm.

"Okay," he said with a very calm expression on his face, and he didn't look like he was secretly stuffing things into people. "Do you need me to do anything else next?"

"No, no, no."

Before Jian Chen could speak, Tang Yuan, whose sense of Luo Qingzhou had changed after what had just happened, had already shouted: "Just be responsible for accompanying the boss."

"Is my task so easy?" Luo Qingzhou asked with a smile.

Jian Chen used to think that Tang Yuan was valued because he was sensible and reliable.

But now when he heard the other person suddenly say such a sentence, he looked at him in surprise, but he soon heard the second sentence.

"This mission is not easy at all," Tang Yuan shook his head, "this is obviously a particularly meaningful mission."

Where did he learn this?

Jian Chen knew the specific situation of this nest of rabbits in the old house. Tang Yuan was one of the left-behind rabbits here. He had grown up with the original owner since childhood, but why was he so good at talking?

This time Luo Qingzhou didn't speak, but Jian Chen showed a bit of helplessness on his face.

In fact, there is nothing wrong with this sentence, but it seems a bit inconsistent at this time and plot point.

In order to prevent herself from being completely embarrassed in advance, and to find a suitable reason for Luo Qingzhou to come down, Jian Chen objected: "He can also come to help."

As soon as he finished saying this, Tang Yuan stood up and continued: "Boss, don't underestimate us rabbits. We can do our own thing, and he has already helped us. Besides, you have often reminded us before, when encountering difficulties and troubles, our little rabbits can give their opponents two punches, then step over their bodies and continue moving forward."

...?

Jian Chen once searched through the memory of the original owner, but could not remember when the original owner said such words.

And this statement sounds very strange, but the truth seems to be true.

So he was silent for a few seconds, and finally nodded under Tang Yuan's serious gaze.

"Yes," he nodded, "I just want to punch us twice so that they can see how powerful we are and know that we can do it."

Seeing that the situation at the scene had quickly turned from questioning to indignant, Luo Qingzhou, who had listened to the whole story, found it funny and wanted to interrupt at this time to calm them down.

Unexpectedly, as soon as he took a step forward, Jian Chen got excited about what he said. When he turned around, he patted his arm and said in a very affirmative tone: "So you'd better accompany me. This is an order, otherwise it's up to you."

Thinking back to the leg he had been kicked by Jian Chen before, Luo Qingzhou felt that the skin began to hurt slightly again, so he had no choice but to cooperate and closed his mouth, looked at him and nodded.

In fact, Jian Chen also had his own plans in mind at this time.

Because the sudden snow really disrupted his plans for today, if he counted the time and watched the plot points, the original arrangement this morning was to take Luo Qingzhou around for a while to make people familiar with the environment here...

Unexpectedly, the other party only stayed in the master bedroom for one night. When he woke up, he didn't find any secrets in the old house. Instead, he had a complete view of the front yard, the backyard, and the field at the back.

And a few minutes ago, he was almost arranged to join them in moving bricks.

It's really a bit unfair to be the protagonist.

Jian Chen thought in his heart, then blinked and told Tang Yuan the rest of the things and arrangements: "Then it's settled, come on, if you are hungry, you can go to the next room to eat the buffet."

Regarding this arrangement, Tang Yuan and other rabbits naturally agreed.

As for Luo Qingzhou, who was being led by Jian Chen to familiarize himself with the surrounding environment, he temporarily put away the idea of ​​finding a chance to familiarize himself with the terrain later or in the middle of the night.

"That's troublesome." Luo Qingzhou finally thanked Jian Chen warmly.

In fact, the old house is neither big nor small. The main reason is that the structure is a bit more complicated.

In the originally set script, Luo Qingzhou should have finally found a suitable opportunity when he was released from the master bedroom the next day, while the rabbits and boss rabbits around him were not around. He quickly took a look at the surrounding rooms and the appearance outside the windows.

His action line in the script was extremely busy. It took less than an hour to completely explore the entire old house.

This is really a big project.

When reading the script, Jian Chen expressed his doubts about this, and was a little worried about whether the man could successfully complete the task of exploring the terrain in the first few days.

But now Luo Qingzhou's state is not in a hurry at all. Not only does it deviate from the script's state description, but it is full of leisure. When he goes upstairs, he turns his body to ask the people around him, asking him when It can end this state of "keeping an empty room alone".

"After all, this is not good after all," Luo Qingzhou said slowly, "if something happens, it will be a bit troublesome to take action."