This was a book recording the process of Sick Village's "diseased transformation"!
Along with her delight, Xu Tingfang felt somewhat shocked.
Did that mean this village had not been a "Ghost Story" village from the start, but had become one after a series of upheavals?
From the records of the first three days alone, she had already discovered three elements: the fog, the black particles, and the Nursing Home.
If she really traced it back to its source, all the diseased transformations in Sick Village had begun after an elderly resident of the Nursing Home "disappeared"!
After that elderly person disappeared-the one everyone knew was missing, yet no one could remember who it was-the thick fog came.
Then, starting from the Nursing Home, the epidemic began spreading like wildfire.
The person who wrote this book seemed to have been single, living alone, and disinclined to socialize. That was how they had escaped disaster and had time to observe everything from home and write it down.
This would be an important clue!
Xu Tingfang could no longer spare any thought for finding the Library's Administrator. She eagerly read on.
Day four.
The good news is that I'm not sick yet.
The bad news is that almost half the people in the village have gone mad.
Also, those people with necks covered in "Frog Eggs" have begun attacking the normal villagers.
They can still talk and still possess "reason," but the logic governing their behavior is no longer human at all. It seems... they have turned into another kind of "social animal."
A cousin's son and I have begun taking turns keeping watch at night. He's actually older than me, but I can't help being a generation above him.
The next day, he and I took his parents, who had just