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Another declining aristocrat living on the outskirts of Naples died. The local TV station's Science Channel used this as a gimmick. When it aired a program called "Zombies," Baisa, who was studying for a graduate degree in biology, curled up his lips and muttered: "Boring, clown's tricks!" In the past two years, Baisa has become more and more dissatisfied with the Science Channel's style: under the guise of scientific exploration, it is all about mysteries. Just like this moment, looking at the host's startled appearance, Baisa wanted to vomit. He grabbed the remote control and was about to change the channel when a familiar face suddenly appeared on the screen. It's Raphael, a high school classmate. With a face full of fear, Raphael faced the camera and trembled: "God, it's so scary. I never dreamed that my grandma, who loves me the most, would do that! She was very thin, but she got out of the coffin as smartly as a Persian cat. She even smiled at me, and then pounced on me.