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“Silver Devourer”

Jeweler Lao Chen discovered that there was always a bead missing from the sterling silver bracelets he made.

At first he thought it was a thief, until that night after closing, he saw with his own eyes that the silver beads on the workbench rolled like living things, swallowing their companions one by one, and each time they swallowed a bead, they expanded in size, and finally turned into a small silver-scaled snake under the moonlight, spitting at him.

Lao Chen was so scared that he picked up the pliers, but he heard the snake speak in human language: “Don’t be afraid, I am the heirloom silver bracelet you melted ten years ago.” It turned out that in order to pay off his gambling debts, he recast his grandmother’s bracelet into a commodity, but he never thought that the silverware had spirits and the resentment would not dissipate.

The next day, Mrs. Li, a regular customer, came to pick up the custom-made bracelet, and Lao Chen secretly soldered an extra silver bead at the buckle. Three months later, Mrs. Li’s wealthy husband died suddenly, and the forensic doctor found that his heart was entangled with a ball of silver wire, and a closer look turned out to be an initials – exactly the maiden name of Lao Chen’s grandmother.

Nowadays, there are always piles of anonymous silver materials in front of Lao Chen’s store. Only insiders know that this is “silver debt”. The silver of the living is getting more and more, but the debt of the dead can never be repaid.