Chapter 1 The Cursed Rosewood Rosary
At the foot of the Himalayas, there is a beautiful and quiet village. The villagers of this village have provided high-quality rosewood to the royal family for generations. However, the rosewood growth cycle is extremely slow, and with the long-term large-scale logging, it is almost extinct. Loggers who fail to hand in the wood on time are all sentenced to death by execution.
This year, seventeen young people disappeared in the village one after another. Some people say that these people have been secretly killed to cultivate more spiritual rosewood rosary beads. But the old people say that there are female ghosts on the mountain, who come out late at night to seduce young men and suck their yang energy to cultivate. The body of the unjustly killed person turned red in his left eye, turned into a ghost, and cursed this village for generations…
Chapter 2 Floating Corpses in the Ganges
American photographer Williams was attracted by Indian culture and was even more convinced by the charm of the Ganges. He settled on the banks of the Ganges and married a local woman. Two years later, his wife died of a serious illness. The photographer was very sad and buried her body in the Ganges according to his wife’s last wish.
Six months later, he came to the Ganges again and took many photos of the Ganges. That night, he copied the pictures of the night scene of the Ganges to the computer. A strange scene appeared. In the photo, he found that his wife, who had been dead for half a year, was standing in the middle of the river waving at him…
Chapter 3 The Baby Resentment Incident
A single woman, Dolly, rented a single apartment. The apartment was very cheap, and it was not far from where she went to work. The only place that made her feel uncomfortable was the mirror opposite her bed! Dolly heard from the old man in her hometown that if the mirror was facing the bed, it would reflect the evil energy she received into her body at night, and it was easy to ghost her body.
That night, Dolly fell asleep in front of the mirror, but when she woke up in the morning, she found that her hair fell all over the bed and the floor!
Chapter 4 The Curry of the Living Corpse
During the Peacock Dynasty, King Ashoka built temples and palaces on a large scale, and ordered the slaves to complete them within a time limit. The slaves worked day and night, and more and more people died of exhaustion, and the progress of the project was getting slower and slower. The wife of a supervisor watched her husband worry about food and tea. In order to help her husband, she packed up her bags and went out.
Half a month later, his wife Vaya came back as promised, carrying a package. After returning home, she locked herself in the courtyard.
The next day, a strong and spicy fragrance wafted from the courtyard. Anyone who smelled it couldn’t help but drool, and their whole body was full of strength.
On the third day, the strong fragrance in the yard had drifted to the construction site, and the slaves who were about to die of exhaustion were all refreshed after smelling it.
On the fourth day, the slaves ate the special bibimbap cooked by Waya herself, and they were all full of energy and worked day and night.
Seeing that the project was about to be successfully completed.
However, some people say that Vaya is actually a monster. Someone once witnessed her eating human flesh in the pile of dead people. This time, she used magic to control the slaves…
Chapter 5 Dumas Beach Red Spectre
Located in Dumas Beach, Gujarat, India, it is a famous haunted place in India, the most famous of which is the “Girl in Red” incident.
Thirty years ago, a young couple came here for their honeymoon. In the middle of the night, the couple found that the bathroom light automatically came on, and the toilet paper they threw in the trash can was gone. The couple simply left the hotel in the middle of the night, looking for a bar to sit until dawn. But they couldn’t find a taxi all over the street, and there was a girl in red sitting along the flower bed not far away. The wife was scared out of her mind, and when she fled in a hurry, she was hit and killed by the oncoming corpse truck. The screeching brakes made the husband wake up, and when he saw that his wife’s head had been crushed by tires, he went crazy on the spot.
Since then, on the mountain road leading to Dumas Beach, there have often been strange incidents of a woman in red holding a red flower hitchhiking. When drivers pass by here, they don’t dare to stop casually. Once they encounter a woman in red, they have to throw some incense candles out the window to ensure a safe journey.
Chapter 6 The Village of the Ox-Faced Man
There is a peculiar mountain in northern India. The towering peaks on both sides are like two long horns, so it is called “Cow Head Mountain”. Living in the depression in the center of the mountain, there is a small village.
Not long ago, a farmer in Kental discovered an underground structure similar to an ancient tomb group while reclaiming the wasteland. What is inexplicable is that the bones in the tomb group are actually human cattle heads, which caused a great sensation in the archaeological and religious circles. What is even more strange is that after a large number of experts flocked to Kental, they stayed in the village for less than three days and all evacuated in a hurry. In addition, everyone kept silent about what happened in the village. The collective silence of the experts added to the horror of this discovery.
Some people say that this is the resting place of the god Shiva in Indian legend. The mount of the god Shiva is a cow. According to Indian legend, the god Shiva returns to the world every hundred years…
Chapter 7 Diwali Please Ghost Game
A major Indian university still secretly has a terrible game. Three days before the traditional Indian festival of Diwali, five students (the number must be three men and two women) walk alone to the corner staircase on the fifth floor of the laboratory, sit in the position of five-pointed stars, and arrange the white candles used for Diwali in a circle. When all the candles had burned out and turned into a ball of wax oil, they would stick the prepared sheep tongue in the middle of the wax oil, light a piece of toilet paper stained with body fluids and put it in the wax oil. After the toilet paper was completely burned, everyone meditated on their wishes and could see whether their wishes could be fulfilled from the melted wax oil.
It is said that on Diwali 19 years ago, a male boarding student was strangely hanged on the fifth floor. Since then, this horror game has spread like a virus, sweeping the entire campus…
Chapter 8 Missing Yoga Students
India is a famous country of yoga, with a plethora of yoga colleges, the most famous of which is the “Kundalini Yoga Academy” located near Dumas Beach. There are four strange taboos in this college: 1. You are not allowed to eat without authorization during cultivation; 2. You are not allowed to take a shower for an hour after cultivation; 3. You are not allowed to look in the mirror during cultivation; 4. Don’t have sex on the day of cultivation.
Only students who can insist on not violating taboos are eligible to learn the ultimate meaning of the top yoga “Kundalini”. What’s even more strange is that there will never be more than five students in each session of this college, and they must be personally selected and recommended by the previous graduates.
Chapter 9 Mumbai Snake Charmers
A tourist who traveled to India once saw a scene that he will never forget: at the edge of the woods, a middle-aged man sat cross-legged in the weeds playing a flute. After a while, there was a commotion in the grass, and a few colorful poisonous snakes emerged from the grass. They twisted their bodies with the sound of the flute, raised their necks high, spit out their letters, climbed up on the middle-aged man’s knees, and then climbed out of his shoulders, coiled his neck, and finally listened to the flute.
This is the famous snake charmer in India. However, if you are lucky enough to meet a snake charmer in India and find that they are accompanied by young women, it is best for tourists not to chat up or approach them. Because, it is said that this is a snake charmer choosing a husband for his daughter.
Chapter 10 The Old Duke Who Eats Candles
India’s Banga Castle is the most famous “haunted place” in India. It is said that in the colonial era of East India, the owner of the castle, Earl Mayberry, believed in the “Black Blood Church” and ate the blood and human flesh of villagers for many years to gain the power of immortality. After the incident was revealed, the angry villagers rushed into the castle and grabbed the Earl of Mayberry, who was eating human flesh in the castle. His whole body was covered with melted wax, tied to a stone pillar and burned alive. Some villagers who lost their minds even scrambled to devour the Earl’s roasted body. Jessica, the duke’s daughter, was gang-raped and dismembered to death.
More than a month after the incident, the villagers contracted a strange infectious disease and died one by one, and the living fled one after another. According to survivors, every midnight, an old man with a candle would appear in the castle, eating the candle in his hand and wandering around.
Chapter 11 Delhi Haunted Incident (1)
The Delhi University in India established in 1949 has many sensational and bizarre legends, among which the “Legend of the Wall Corpse” has the deepest influence and the most extensive time.
In 2010, when Julie, a freshman, went to the toilet in the middle of the night, she saw that the public toilet was full of people except for a vacant seat in the corner. It was rare for so many people to go to the toilet together in the middle of the night, and the atmosphere seemed a little strange. But Julie had just squatted down when a pair of cold hands suddenly stroked her butt. She screamed back to the dormitory, only to find that there were two wet footprints in front of each roommate’s bed in the dormitory, and the bed was empty. What’s even more incredible is that the school has confirmed that only Julie entered the school one day early, and the rest of the roommates have not yet reported to the school.
Chapter 12 Delhi Haunting Incident (2)
Ancient India had an extremely strict hierarchy. The upper aristocratic Brahmin class was extravagant and corrupt, and the lowly Sudra could not change his fate no matter how hard he tried.
However, there is also a terrible but extremely important secret that is passed down among the Brahmins: as long as on the night of the full moon, the untouchables can sacrifice a Brahmin’s life and make the Brahmin’s soul serve Shiva God forever, then the dedicated person can receive the blessing of Shiva God and become a noble Brahmin instead. For this reason, many people took risks, and countless innocent people died because of it…
Chapter 13 Cannibals
The north bank of the Ganges is densely forested, and here, inhabits a terrifying race that makes countless people change their faces.
Every night, the cannibals will salvage the carrions floating in the Ganges, disembowel them, eat human flesh, and even bone marrow. Finally, they remove the skull as a scoop, scoop up water in the Ganges and drink it directly. Then, they pile up the remaining skeletons, light a campfire, sing and dance around the fire, and perform an ancient and mysterious religious ceremony. Finally, they will sift the ashes from the ashes and smear them on their bodies. It is said that cannibals believe in the power of the dead and believe that the dead can give them eternal life…
Chapter 14 Man-Eating Strange Birds
“Ghost Bird” Moka is a small bird in Indian legends. The years of war at the end of the Peacock Dynasty caused a large-scale plague, and where the plague occurred, there would always be a green-bodied and gold-clumped bird that kept making “Moka, Moka” calls. However, the strange thing is that when Moka appears, no matter how large the plague is, it will disappear within seven days.
Legend has it that the previous life of the ghost bird Moka was actually a beautiful girl. She died unjustly, and her body was not buried in the Ganges River, and her soul could not be purified. Her resentment eventually turned into a ghost, which possessed the birds and searched for enemies in her previous life.
Chapter 15 Khajuraho Sex Temple
When the American historian and archaeologist Richardson studied the Khajuraho Sex Temple, he once put forward a shocking idea – ancient Indian kings believed in the underworld, and after death, they buried a large number of slaves, and used statues to create an extremely prosperous underworld, so that the king could still enjoy glory and wealth in the underworld before reincarnation. Therefore, a large number of slave skeletons were buried in the Khajuraho sex temple, and it was even possible to seal their bodies in statues…
Chapter 16 Dog Woman
In a mysterious tribe in the mountains of southern India, there was a strange custom: if a boy’s first tooth grew in his upper gums, he had to marry a dog in order to have a safe life.
After marrying a dog, the child was born with a strange ability, which could not only channel spirits, but also change fortune. However, their method of changing luck was extremely cruel, and they had to extract the souls of their loved ones and manipulate ghosts to achieve their goals…
Chapter 17 The Curse of the Peacock Ghost Amber
According to legend, Ashoka killed too much in his life, and countless commoners became victims of Ashoka’s expansion of the territory. The grievances, human blood, corpse qi, and residual limbs of the deceased were finally inhaled by the amber in the mountains and turned into the peacock ghost amber full of yin qi. Every night when the moon is full, the ghost amber will inhale the energy of the sun world and spit out the energy of the underworld on the moonless night. The appearance of the peacock ghost amber is very similar to the famous blue diamond. However, the people who owned the Peacock Ghost Aperture were either killed suddenly, by accident, or by insanity, and almost no one was spared.
