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uldberestrainedsnakepeople,buttheygivethedeadtreeandfeedingstuff,thereisameanstothecattlepenistroopsfightisnotsimple,andjustkilltheLiuGuanjiacomparedwithstronguncle,itseemsthathewon‘t.

    Onbothsidesoftheroadfeelalmostcouldn‘tfindanyreference,timeseemstobeverylonghere,thosepeopleonbothsidesofthemachineryofrepeatingthesameaction,Icanonlyseemyselfbehindthehorse,haven‘tsaidawordallalongthewaythatcattlepenisto

    Itisstrangethatthisroadseemstobenoforkorturn,don‘tknowisyourillusionorherebecauseofspaceandtime.

    Arepetitionofmovementsandsounds,butthesepeopledon‘tsayaword,andsoconstantlyrepeated,asifsuddenlybecameafteroutofthevillagejustnosoulwalkingdead,therewasnoexpressiononherface,hereiswhatforcesaffectthem

    Goalongthisroadforalongtimeinbecomingagoodmooddepressed,feelinghimselflikeadead,they‘refunforawhileandgenerallynotwo,livingforamomentinthedeadofforestroadonebyoneandallwithnoawarenessofthedead.

    Onlyfeelconstantlymoveforward,peoplesitdownonahorse,welltubehe‘sthekingoftheroadsolongevenwhentwoblackthemselvestofindnottooeasy,notsomebodyelse‘storch-andnofilialpiety,whatfood,theirevenbeingasfood,didn‘tfindsuchasIwaseatthebonesbroken.

    Feelmoreandmoreagitated,stoppedwhenpaolomaldini,theleftsideofthedeadtreeacracklingsound,thenthosewhocollectedthedeadbranches,revealingadarkpath,sothereisnosignofatunnel,ifnotdeadtreebranchesthemselvescan‘tgetoutofthewayitwasfoundthatthispath.

    Cavalrywentuptotheforkintheroad,afterthelookofthesepeoplestartedslowlychanged,nolongerrigiddeadpan,asifthesoulcamebackagain,myheartsuddenlyrealizedwhat,thesepeopleandthosewhohavethedeadsnakeinthebodyseemstobewhatistheconnection,thepavementoftheroadarewood,theirareintoalldirectionstogether,likewalkingonaship.

    Thecrowdnottothesideoftheroadandthings,alsodon‘tknowhowmanyparticles,thebagssolongstillhaven‘tfinishednow,thecrowdbegantohaveavoice,andmoreandmorelikethere,justthesilenceontheroad,thereisnobutthatisnoillusion.

    Leftagainnotamomentlikealampindribsanddrabsinthedistance,justbegantomoreandmorefast,Istillhavesomenotaccustomedto,andthenthehorsebegantogallop,thehorseshoerollofvibrationsonthewood,acrowdcamethevoiceofShoutinghorseacceleratedconstantly,atthismomentIfeelthegroundshook,andthefeelingoflikeaboatinthewater,thenthesoundreallyspreadwateroneithersideoftheroad.

    Whereisthis

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