"I really miss the scenery at that time..."

After the gravekeeper said something, he stopped talking.

Takasugihara silently speculated that the gravekeeper had been dead for at least eighty years.

The two were silent for a moment, and the gravekeeper looked at Takasugihara.

"Baby...this history is good..."

As he said that, the gravekeeper pointed to his grave: "I have also received some energy for you this month, so you can put it away first."

Takasugihara was a little stunned and looked at the ground in the cemetery. Five hundred shining energy particles were lying quietly.

"so much?!"

Takasugihara was surprised. When he first met, the gravekeeper promised to collect some energy for him every month and give it to him at the appointment every month, but that was a total of one or two hundred.

This time it actually increased by two or three times!

After Takasugihara put away all the energy, his own energy immediately turned into 749 pills.

The gravekeeper nodded and said something mysterious: "When someone dies, someone is sad, and when someone is sad, there is energy falling."

"I can't get these energy, so I can help you put them away. At the beginning, there were more than a thousand, but almost half of them were lost and returned naturally."

Takasugihara looked at the gravekeeper with gratitude, "This is enough."

The old man guarding the tomb waved his hand: "Don't look at me like this, it's just a simple task. Even a dead soul cannot get these energy."

Takasugihara nodded, and still couldn't help but thank him.

"Thank you, grandpa."

"As a gift for telling history, you are quite talented to become a private school teacher." The gravekeeper said slowly.

After pausing for a moment, he looked at the silent Takasugihara, "Do you have any doubts recently?"

This is a must-have topic for both of them.

Takasugihara swallowed, and after the gravekeeper's words fell into silence everywhere, he spoke straight.

"Grandpa, I actually have a lot of doubts to ask you."

"Ask." The gravekeeper said simply.

"I want to ask, do we have to rely on energy to survive?" Takasugihara asked bluntly.

The gravekeeper nodded, and his energy body slowly moved.

"Why are you asking this question again?"

"Because, I encountered something difficult to understand..." Takasugihara said in a deep voice.

The gravekeeper had no expression on his old face: "You need it, I don't. Your body still exists and can move, so naturally it needs energy. My body has rotted and opened in the coffin, and energy has no use to me."

The gravekeeper said, pointing to the pile of graves under his butt.

"My existence is an accident. When the things in the coffin rot, I will die completely. But you are different. You can live forever."

When Takasugihara heard this, he looked at the gravekeeper's calm and wrinkled face, and felt a little sad.

"Don't worry, kid, relying on the energy scattered in nature and the negative entropy energy generated by people, you can live forever. Didn't I tell you at the beginning?"

The gravekeeper said calmly.

Takasugihara gritted her teeth and raised her head.

"But I can't collect energy from these two methods now."

The gravekeeper's old face was dull and silent, with wrinkles at the corners of his eyes squeezing together.

"Half a month ago, I encountered a strange existence while collecting energy..."

Takasugihara tells his experience of encountering the corpse of a woman in red and looks at the gravekeeper seriously: "Grandpa, what is that corpse of a woman in red?"

The gravekeeper's eyes widened, his turbid pupils were a little blurred, and his body trembled slightly.

"Did you meet it?"

Takasugihara nodded and asked again: "Is she the same existence as us?"

The gravekeeper sighed, looking a little sad: "Maybe, maybe not..."

Takasugihara frowned, what does this mean? Does this theory of relativity?

"I have always believed in the words of the old man because you are the only one I have ever met with... You told me that there are only two of us in this world... But now a third party appears..."

After the words came to an end, the gravekeeper was silent for more than ten minutes, allowing the cool breeze in the night to hit the tombstone and blow the sand in the grave.

"Baby, you have to understand one thing."

After a long time, the gravekeeper looked at Takasugihara, "This world is bigger and deeper than you believe. As long as you enter this world deep enough, you will meet many people. But once you are involved, you must make a painful choice when you have to."

Takasugihara frowned and kept lying on the sentence in his heart, but he couldn't understand it.

"Do you remember that every world I told you have its own principles and laws of operation, and this world also has its five laws?"

The gravekeeper asked.

Takasugihara nodded: "Energy is the first condition for survival; if you have faith, you have existence."

As he said that, Takasugihara stopped because the gravekeeper only told him these two.

The gravekeeper spoke slowly:

“Article 3: Be careful of faith.

Article 4: The sun and the moon are divided, and the morning and evening are in chaos.

Article 5: Similar species do not harm each other, and other species are addicted to each other."

Takasugihara was stunned when she heard this.

He didn't know what the first two principles meant, and now three strange clauses emerged.

The gravekeeper looked at Takasugihara seriously: "I said this just to tell you that because of chaos, order and laws are needed. These five laws are not compiled by me, but are the existence of this world itself. Think about how chaos arises?"

Takasugihara was silent for a moment, and said the three words "I don't understand." for the first time.

"I know only two ways to collect energy." The gravekeeper retracted his forward-looking body.

"I will collect energy for you here. Don't go out during this period. These energy is enough for you to survive. The female corpse in red doesn't need you to take care of, so people will naturally clean up."

"Will someone clean up?"

Takasugihara asked a question.

The gravekeeper nodded, "But it's not you and me."

"Can't I become normal?" Takasugihara asked sadly for a long time.

The gravekeeper shook his head, "I don't know either. But maybe this is a punishment."

As time comes, the energy of the gravekeeper becomes weaker and the expression on his face becomes weaker.

"Weakness and ignorance are not obstacles to survival, greed and arrogance are."

The old man said slowly, "I am just an old man who hides himself from the world. His understanding of the world may be out of date and full of ignorance. But all the original intentions are for you."

Takasugihara was silent. Although he was a top student, he was also a seventeen-year-old boy born and raised. He could not have had a lifetime experience like a time traveler. He tried to understand this sentence in his mind that he had not seen much.

"Thank you, grandpa."

Soon, Takasugihara said goodbye to the gravekeeper.

When the two were about to leave, the gravekeeper looked at Takasugihara's slightly lonely background.

The way Takasugihara cried bitterly when she first met, her mind slowly emerged.

He wanted to survive hard, and once again asked himself if he could collect more energy, but he refuted them one by one because he could do nothing.

And he also wants this child not to contact this world that does not belong to humans.

Maybe he should give him another choice?

"By the way, baby. Recently, a spirit came to your city."

When Takasugihara heard this, she stopped in surprise and looked back.

There is also a spiritual body like him in this city?

The gravekeeper seemed to understand Takasugihara's doubts and nodded.

"I have met her. It was a girl from Neon. She came for the corpse of a woman in red."

The gravekeeper had some choice in his expression, and after a moment, he slowly said: "My understanding of this world is limited to this. At first, I hope you can survive like I am. But if you want to truly understand this world, I don't object."

Takasugihara stopped in place, his eyes trembled.

"Let your choice. If that's the case, just meet her and she will tell you everything."

The voice of the gravekeeper slowly came from the cemetery.
Chapter completed!