The movie continued.
After the detective disappeared, the patrol officers arrived.
It turned out the detective had left a backup plan, sending all the clues he had gathered to the police in real time.
Yet when the patrol officers entered the villa to search it, everything was spotless.
The mechanisms, traps, bloodstains, and basement had all vanished.
"Why is this happening?" Lydia asked in confusion. "It doesn't make any sense. How could they have cleaned everything up so thoroughly?"
"Hahaha, it's a horror movie. Do horror movies need to make sense?" Howie burst out laughing.
"Damn it. Horror that doesn't follow logic isn't good horror," Lydia said fiercely.
"Keep watching."
The patrol officers were helpless. All they could do was secretly warn the elderly couple, hoping no more disappearances would occur nearby.
They left people behind to keep watch.
Yet after two straight weeks of surveillance, they found nothing unusual near the villa.
They had no choice but to withdraw.
The scene shifted, and another group of young people arrived.
By all rights, the area had already been exposed, and people on the internet had said that two disappearances had occurred at this lake.
Yet this group insisted on coming anyway.
"I heard there's a killer here. This is so exciting! Just thinking about a pitch-black night, with the killer hiding in the darkness and watching us, makes me tremble with excitement!" a young man laughed wildly.
"Bob, you put that so well! I can't wait for the killer to show up either!" his girlfriend said, laughing wildly along with him.
The other four felt the same way.
They turned out to be a group of thrill-seekers obsessed with the bizarre. Any place with strange legends, any place plagued by murders, was somewhere they would visit.
Oddly enough, they avoided