Tony Weil's Story Description

A pair of young people belonging to two opposing families fell in love, and naturally they were condemned and opposed by everyone. Young people who are loyal to love take risks and choose a castle tryst. Moonlight sneaked into the castle from the window, and the young man leaned against a corner of the castle, sweetly waiting for the arrival of his sweetheart. However, bad luck befell her. The girl witnessed this scene in the moonlight at the moment she stepped into the castle. The next day, when people cleaned up the cold body of the young man, the girl's eyes were glassy and incoherent-she was insane. Death silenced the only witness in another way.

It was a noble young man who once again alarmed the Indian government and used the police force to solve the mystery of the castle.

A noble young man from a confident family came to the town when he was traveling around with friends. Young people with higher education only believe in the science in their heads, but don't believe in the mysterious legend of the castle. In the only small hotel in town, in front of the kind-hearted hotel owner Uncle Surh, the young man and his friends refused to listen to people's advice and gambled on their thoroughbred horses to stay in the "Death Castle" for one night.

Uncle Surh confiscated the young man's dinner money. Uncle always does this. He provided a sumptuous dinner for every explorer in the castle and said, "Come and pay tomorrow morning." Naturally, all these became the last supper, and Uncle Surh never got the meal fee paid the next day.

Before stepping into the castle, the young aristocrat contemptuously tore up the notice at the gate that "people and animals were not allowed to stay here in the past", threw it on the ground and set foot on it.

The young man just tore down the notice about death, but death tore up the life that the young man was proud of forever. The next day, the handsome aristocratic boy turned into a zombie and was carried into the dilapidated morgue of the town by the locals with wooden boards that had carried countless bodies. So, the police came with the forensic doctor. The forensic doctor tried his best to examine the body again and again, but he couldn't come up with a statement. The police dug up the castle, but in the end they found nothing. That night, three policemen with agile skills and accurate marksmanship were arranged to guard at the "Death Castle" for a face-to-face contest between man and demon. The prominent families were outraged and stubbornly asked the police to give them a statement. On the third day, the police station in Tal, India, lost three good policemen who were loyal to their duties. They failed to solve the mystery of the castle, and even they themselves merged into the secret.

Even the police are born to die! People in the town once again feel the black wings of death hovering overhead, and people are convinced that the castle leads to hell. In addition to re-posting the notice of "No Stay", the government also issued a reward order: "Anyone who can solve the mystery of the castle and catch the culprit will receive a reward of 10000 rupees!"

1In the autumn of 923, George Wells, a famous British explorer, led his invincible expedition to the Castle of Death. The expedition is hungry, the food is gone, and the gold and silver money are running out. George wrote a letter to send to his friend at Cambridge University in England, telling him that he urgently needed to fill his stomach and a sum of money.

In Uncle Surh's hotel, George read the government notice offering a reward of 65,438+00,000 rupees for 65,438+02 times. As an explorer, George certainly won't act rashly and die in vain. He believes in science, and it is with science and wisdom that he successfully competes with the secrets of nature.

George and his expedition made careful exploration and preparation for the castle. In order to record possible traces, the fine sand within 50 meters around the castle was smoothed. Loosen the sand under the window to ensure that the team members are safe enough when crossing the window in an emergency; Check the guns and ammunition of each team member to ensure that there is no mechanical failure at the critical moment; Everyone's position is chosen near the doors and windows, but they will not show their bodies through the doors and windows. George analyzed that if the roof and walls are strong enough, doors and windows are the only entrances and exits of the murderer, and calculated the shooting angle accordingly. George didn't forget to bring a dog from town. He knows that dogs are smarter than the smartest people.

As usual, Uncle Surh provided George and his expedition with a sumptuous dinner the next day. Uncle Surh and everyone in the town firmly believe that the secret of the castle will be revealed, and they have no reason not to pin their hopes on this exotic expedition thousands of miles away. The town is filled with a rare vitality, and people re-guess the answer to the mystery of death, and how much it is to weigh 10000 rupees.

In the letter sent to Cambridge University, the explorer added the story of the "Death Fortress" in thar desert, India, and enthusiastically told his friends that the name George Wells would stand in the hearts of the people of the town instead of the "Death Fortress" and he would receive a reward of 1000 rupees when the sun rises tomorrow! He handed the envelope to the postman.

As night fell, people in the town withdrew from the "Death Castle" and retreated to their homes, listening attentively to the movement in the direction of the castle. In the middle of the night, there was a sad and short barking from the castle. Uncle Surh's little daughter covered her pale face with a quilt.

When the sun rose again, people with excitement and anxiety pushed open the heavy doors of the castle. The explorer and his companion sat against the wall, frozen in last night's posture, and George held the pistol handle loosely in his hand. This magical world has lost an outstanding explorer and an excellent expedition forever.

A few months later, an old man like a beggar came to Uncle Surh's bar. He is as shriveled as a dry specimen in a biological experiment. The thin old man rides a thin horse, carries an iron box and leads a thin monkey. People made fun of him and kicked the huge iron suitcase. There is nothing in it except a net. The thin old man claimed to have come to unveil the mystery of the castle.

People looked at him with disdain. Uncle Surh knows that another person who can't afford the meal wants to cook a big meal. In fact, they haven't even saved up enough courage to see the castle-it often happens. But the kind uncle Surh gave the thin old man a hearty meal.

After dinner, the thin old man said seriously that when the sun rises the next day, he will use the government's bounty to pay for the meal. People find it funny. The thin old man said solemnly, "you have to believe me, really, you have to believe me!" " "

The thin old man asked someone to help him move the iron box into the castle and said that he would pay double the reward the next day. But no one could bear to push a poor beggar into the "death castle", so the old man had to carry the iron box with a thin horse himself. Uncle Surh thinks the poor skinny old man must be crazy about 65,438+00,000 rupees.

The next day, when the sun rose, several young people came to the castle carrying the board that had carried countless bodies, ready to carry the thin old man's body to the morgue.

At this time, a thin figure appeared in the window of the castle like a ghost. The young man started to run in fear, but he couldn't move. The ghost gave a long whistle: "Hey, children, don't be afraid, it's me!" " "

People were shocked. They have never been so surprised. The ghost is a thin old man like a mummy-he is still alive.

The thin old man threw a bird-shaped thing from the window.

-That's a dead red bat.

It turned out that a group of bloodsucking red bats lived on the log floor at the top of the castle. These bloodsucking red bats have a very thin and hard long needle. They can insert long needles into the brains of animals, and secrete an anesthetic solution at the moment when people and animals have no time to react, so that people and animals are unconscious. It turns out that this red bat, like bloodsucking red bats all over the world, relies on animal blood to maintain its life. However, living in Tal Castle, they unexpectedly mutated and began to suck the brains of people and animals. They mummified countless people and animals, but in the end they failed to escape the net laid by the thin old man for them.

The thin old man spread the net in the castle, tied the monkey under the net, hid himself in the iron box, observed the outside situation through the small hole in the iron box, and controlled the operation rope. In the middle of the night, the old red bats emerged from the cracks in the logs, waking the keen monkeys, and then the monkeys alarmed the thin old man. When the red bat pounced on the monkey, the thin old man pulled the operating rope, and the evil red bat was caught in the net.

Who is this skinny old beggar? Remember the letter sent by the explorer before he was killed? This thin old man is the recipient, a friend of explorer George before his death, and a famous biologist at Cambridge University in England. He has been studying red bats for more than 20 years, and most of the knowledge we know about red bats has his name.

His name is Tony Weil.