Chapter 653: Ghost Hitting the Wall (2)

This time, Yang Zimei did not walk in the direction of the uncle, but turned around and went in the opposite direction.
Who knows, when she turned around, she realized that the uncle was still beckoning to her under the same streetlight.
She tried to walk over and the result was the same, and eventually returned to the lamppost.
She fully understood.
I encountered a legendary ghost hitting the wall. (The so-called "ghost hits the wall" means that when walking at night or in the countryside, you can't distinguish the direction, your self-perception is blurred, and you don't know where to go, so you always keep moving around.
I once heard Master say that there are three possibilities for ghosts to hit the wall.
One is that the eyes and brain are blurred, which makes it impossible to distinguish the direction, so they circle in place. This status quo has nothing to do with ghosts and gods, and can be explained from a biological perspective. Biologists have done a lot of experiments, blindfolding some animals and letting them go, but they all circled in place. Blind a person's eyes, place them in an open place, and follow their own intuition to go straight, and eventually go in circles. In other words, the movement of living things is circular.
The second type is also not related to ghosts and gods, and is related to Qimen Jiajia. The stranger in the past found the first case, and also used the special environment in which people were located to artificially arrange some ground markers, showing a lot of false information, causing people's perception to be confused, and easy to get lost in circles. A situation similar to a ghost hitting a wall appeared.
The third kind of ghost hitting the wall is related to ghosts and gods. In a certain situation, a person is confused by a ghost, and constantly turns around in a circle, and cannot go out.
The situation facing Yang Zimei is undoubtedly the third one.
Yang Zimei looked at the uncle who was beckoning to her, squinting.
She picked up a small stone from the ground and smashed it hard at him.
The stone was thrown straight out, but ended up strangely on the lamppost beside him.
What exactly is going on?
It stands to reason that this should not be the case for ordinary ghosts hitting walls.
She was distressed, and she found her cell phone out of her bag and wanted to call Sadako, but found that the cell phone had no signal at all.
Forcibly dial the phone, not to mention what can be connected, not even the professional sweet voice prompt of Miss Mobile, and some are just a dead silence.
What a hell?
Even if it's a hell, it shouldn't affect cell phone signals like this.
This is in the city, not in the ravine.
Yang Zimei reluctantly put the phone away and looked up.
Master said that if you accidentally encounter a ghost hitting a wall in the wild, you can look up at the sky to find the Big Dipper, and follow its direction to indicate the way.
However, the sky was gray and there was no starlight at all. What could be seen was the street lamp flashing out and out in a strange way.
No matter which direction she looked, she saw the uncle standing and waving at her under the street light, which made her really crazy.
She knew now that it was definitely not the ghost of Uncle, but a kind of confusion.
How can we get rid of this confusion?
She looked at the high walls on both sides, and when she had a clever idea, she jumped up onto the fence and saw the residential houses outside the fence and the pedestrians on the road outside.
She was overjoyed, so she turned around and jumped out.
As she rejoiced that she had finally escaped from the ghost to hit the wall, she was shocked to find that she still jumped into the alley.
The street lamp with the red rope tied to the lamp post was still in front of her eyes, and the uncle still waved at her not far and called "Little Nephew".
A chill never before struck from her back, covering the whole body, and the goose bumps suddenly.