Thinking of the things related to ghosts I heard in childhood, and the experience of being seriously frightened when I was a child, he linked some of them to the fact that he had just born, and his fear was even more serious. He even felt that he had been dominated by something, as if he was sucked into the door by Mu Xige.

Before, he had always wanted to be related to blood, and he had been comforting himself that what he had stepped on was not human blood, so he had no time to think about anything else. However, at this time, he did not expect that it was his fear that brought this moment of fear.

Sometimes this is the case with increasing fear. A little bit of fear will produce more fear. When surrounded by fear, things that are not originally scary will be considered terrible. Some people may do things in fear that they will not do in other states. When they think about it, they feel that they will do things that are controlled by something, which has become even more terrible. However, in fact, what prompts them to do things that they originally cannot do is their inner fear.

At this time, although Tie Wandao's subordinates did not know what controlled him, they really felt that he was being controlled. Of course, he wanted to leave the door of Muxi Pavilion immediately and walk to the position where he heard the singing the day before, but he was a little doubtful whether he could really get there as smoothly as he thought.

Fear can swallow people's confidence. Fear that is so serious that it can even make people wonder whether they can do what they can do without thinking. After a person's confidence is eroded by fear, people may do some behaviors that are difficult for them to understand.

Tie Wandao's subordinate did not act immediately at this time, but faced the door of Muxi Pavilion, closed his hands together, and silently chanted words like "Please let me go!"

Just as he was silently reciting, he felt something fall on his head, and the thing stayed for not long before leaving.

He was still frightened in his heart, and he stopped silently. Turning to look at him, he saw that it was just a bird again.

However, he thought more: Why did the birds interrupt me when I recite silently? Why didn’t I finish reciting? Am I controlled and couldn’t finish reciting? What I thought before was to finish reciting before I could walk to the position where I heard the song yesterday. The bird interrupted me and refused to finish reciting. Isn’t it just that I wouldn’t let me leave here and go to that position?

Because he felt that something was being controlled, it was even more difficult for him to find the reason from him, but after staying for a while, he finally found the reason from him. At this time, he thought: In fact, even if something falls on me, I don’t have to stop chanting silently.

It wasn't the bird that interrupted him by silently chanting, it was his fear that interrupted him by silently chanting. If there was no such fear before, even if he felt something falling on his head, he might not have stopped when he wanted to finish silently chanting. If he knew that even if something fell on his head, there would be no danger, he would not be scared to stop immediately. He should have felt that the bird that fell on his head was not, but he didn't, largely because he was thinking in his heart that it might be a ghost.

He decided to recite silently again, and this time even if there were any birds falling on his head, it would not stop.

Although he didn't know whether it would be useful to recite silently like this, he would be uneasy if he didn't feel like this.
Chapter completed!