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  As soon as we entered, the village chief and all the people in the house stood up.

  "Oh, you're finally back. That dog is learning to bark like a dog and meow like a cat. It barked all night, and just now it vomited white foam and became motionless. I don't know how you tied that rope, but it can't be untied."

  The police officer who came with the deputy captain asked the deputy captain how he was?

  The deputy captain explained it briefly and didn't say too much. After all, these things are better left unpublicized.

  Yeyiyi smiled and said, "Nothing, it's just not suitable to drive away the thing on him now. Let's do it tomorrow at noon. Since he's already tied up, let's just tie him up for another day."

  Yeyizuo said it very lightly, and the surrounding villagers also seemed to be unconcerned about what happened to Dog Remnant. They seemed more concerned about whether the things on his body would harm themselves. After hearing the master's explanation, they all started to pack up and go back to sleep with their wives and children.

  The old village chief puffed on his pipe and asked the two cadres if they wanted to stay here for a night.

  The old policeman shook his head and asked the deputy captain to go back with him. However, the deputy captain told him to go back by himself and said that he would ride with us in our car back to the city tomorrow.

  The old policeman obviously didn't like the accommodation in the countryside and drove back himself in the middle of the night.

  At night on the kang, the deputy captain lay on the kang and asked me: "You guys always do such dangerous things?"

  I couldn't sleep either, got up and lit a cigarette, saying: "I've only known Ye Yihao for a short time, and it's also because I asked him for help. But this kind of thing is really my first time encountering it, it's too weird."

  Deputy Captain said, "I've been in the police force for over a decade and have encountered many strange cases. But I've never come across one that can be solved. So after this encounter, I plan to go back and mention this case to the bureau."

  "You'd better not mention it."

  "Why?" asked the deputy captain.

  Ye Yat stopped talking.

  I thought for a moment and explained: "Maybe this thing can't be explained by science after all. If you really broke those weird cases, how would you write the report?"

  The deputy captain was stunned for a moment, then sighed and said, "It's really hard to write clearly, the records can't be written randomly."

  The deputy captain changed from prone to supine, with his hands propping up his head and said: "Forget it, I'm doing this to give an account to the innocent people."

  I couldn't take this topic anymore, so I also fell silent with him. Before I knew it, I had fallen asleep.

  The next day, at dawn when the sky was just getting light, the roosters had only just started clearing their throats to crow, I had already crawled out of bed. It wasn't that I wasn't sleepy, but that hard and unyielding kang was really unbearable, too much to suffer through.

  When I got up, I saw the deputy captain sitting on a stool by the window smoking, and Ye Yi was already gone.

  "I curiously asked: 'What about Ye Yi?'"

  The deputy captain said: "He's gone."

  I let out a sigh, got up and started washing. The mute old woman had already gotten up to feed the chickens and ducks. The old village chief was also sitting at the entrance of the warehouse with a worried look on his face, apparently still worrying about that stupid and speechless Dog Remnant.

  I waved at the village head and his wife, swinging my arms and doing some simple stretching exercises.

  Before long, Ye Yi walked in from outside the gate, still holding a branch in his hand.

  I walked up and saw that the branches in Ye's hand were all fresh, obviously just broken off from the tree. I smiled: "Why did you run to break branches for fun as soon as it was early?"

  Yeh waved the branch in his hand and said, "This is willow and peach wood. Take advantage of the dew now to pick some and use it to expel the evil spirit from Dogzi's body at noon."

  What's the big deal? I asked.

  He opened the trunk of the car, pulled out a large yellow paper, and wrapped all the branches inside. While doing this, he said to me: "The morning dew is extremely yin, which can have a great lethal effect on sensitive and dirty things. Have you heard of willow branches? It's called using willow branches to drive away evil spirits, hitting three inches below. So, I'm going to use this thing to hit the dog's leftover. Get the stuff out of it. As for the fresh peach wood, you'll draw some gasoline later, and when the time comes, just put it under the dog's leftover brain and light it up."

  What's wrong with you?

  The old village chief obviously knew where Ye Yi was going. Seeing Ye Yi return, the old village chief turned around and went in to prepare breakfast.

  It's been three days since we've been running around with Ye. The things that have happened are still unbelievable. I think this is the most incredible experience of my life, but compared to me, the deputy captain's worldview must be even more subverted.

  It wasn't until around 9-11 am that Ye Yi asked the old village chief to get a wooden frame made by the village carpenter, about 2.5 meters high, with a pulley fixed in the middle. Then, he hung the dull-eyed Dog Remains upside down from it. Ye Yi also got some children's urine from who-knows-where, shouted out some strange words, and then started whipping Dog Remains' body with willow branches dipped in the urine!

  As each willow branch went down, the dog leftovers let out an unkind cry that was indescribable. It was especially unpleasant to hear. Moreover, with each of the dog leftovers' shouts, all the dogs and cats in the village were stirred up.

  The villagers had never seen such a scene, except for the children who were all lying on the wall watching us "beat" Gouzi, and even the cats and dogs of the whole village were surrounding the courtyard wall of the village chief's house, barking loudly.

  If an ordinary person were hung upside down for half an hour, I estimate that they would have cerebral hemorrhage. But this time I opened my eyes wide. The dog seemed to defy the law of universal gravitation, and was hung upside down for half an hour, except for shouting in extreme pain, there was not a single trace of blood congestion redness on his face after the blood flow reversal.

  I held a tense hand holding a circular ring made of peach branches with a diameter of about half a meter, and the other hand was holding half a bottle of gasoline. The deputy captain had a lighter, and we were waiting for Ye's order to ignite and burn the two dogs.

  I noticed that Ye Yi's use of the willow branch to whip was very regular. Each time the willow branch fell, it would definitely be around three inches away. One strike hit Er Gouzi's neck position, and then repeated again, only this time it was a little closer to the previous whipping position, just like a series of strikes in a row.

  When the last mark was about to be branded with a willow branch dipped in the urine of a virgin, Ye shouted: "Light the fire!"

  I immediately poured half a bottle of gasoline evenly over the branches of the peach tree and threw it under the dog's head. The deputy captain ran up in one step and ignited the gasoline.

  The flames suddenly surged upwards. Another strange thing happened!