A hundred bodies curve, a magical curve, a dangerous curve.

"Curve a hundred bodies... maybe the danger of it.

Maybe not on the street... but on "someone" who's not going anywhere. "

If you used to drive at night and find an unusually quiet curve, dim lights, big trees on the side of the road, and a small court at the head of the curve,

You may have heard the term "arched hundred bodies."

The term does not actually refer to the number of bodies, but is the term for it.

"A curve where accidents happen over and over again."

It's not a coincidence anymore.

In the belief of the ancients, it is believed that some of the dead in these arches "can't go anywhere" because they are not yet murderous or have some kind of bond.

So I have to "stay there."

And over time, the belief arose that these souls would "find a successor" to free themselves.

So this is the origin of the term "arched hundred bodies."

There are stories from many drivers who survived the accident, some of whom said they saw "people cutting their faces."

Some people say it's like there's "someone popping up to sit by."

Or even harder, it feels like "not a driver."

For a split second, the car lost its foothold and ended up on the same curve over and over again.

This characteristic curve often has something similar, e.g.

There's a big tree.

There is only an eye court.

Or an invisible way ahead.

To become both a "danger point" and a "belief point" along the way.

There are many places in Thailand, whether

Curvy Reigda in front of the criminal court

Grandfather Tone Court Curve

Or curves in the provinces that locals know.

Even the area itself does not dare to drive fast through these points.

On the other hand, if you look at it rationally, these curves are usually

- Curved, broken elbow.

- Poor visibility.

- Or a sudden speed reduction.

Including factors like lethargy, speed or carelessness, which can explain accidents.

But what's harder to explain is...

"Why do so many people tell the same thing" without ever knowing each other?

Lastly, a hundred-body curve can be both a "danger point" and a "reminder point."

Warns that some routes not only need to be aware of roads, but also "what we don't see."

➡️ have you ever found a curve like this?

➡️ you think... it was an accident or something more.

# Teacher Tri has a story # Teacher Tri has eunuchs # Curve a hundred bodies # Mysterious narrative