The moment the name "A Chun" was spoken, Ji Li could more or less establish the relationship between the three figures.
This was not a preconceived assumption, but a logical judgment based on their current identities.
The woman, or Female Ghost, was Kun Sheng's wife and Red Skirt Girl's mother.
The reason she was described as both a "human" and a "ghost" was that, at this point, A Chun seemed more like someone who had not yet fully become a ghost.
When Kun Sheng called her name, Ji Li clearly saw a flicker of bewilderment cross A Chun's face behind the strands of hair obscuring it.
But that bewilderment gave way to a transformation that struck terror into humans.
A Chun had appeared as a living person when the electric lamp came on, but immediately afterward, she began entering the Ghostification stage.
Cracks began appearing one after another across her previously intact face, and the damage to her broken right leg now spread to her left.
Horrifying cracks and snaps rang out in succession. With her arms and legs broken and her face collapsing, she came to resemble a vicious ghost completely.
And so A Chun became the Female Ghost everyone remembered from Room Number One.
At this point, Cheng Ming looked toward Xiao Qian in astonishment and could not help asking:
"But when that happened, I was facing off against Female Ghost. What exactly was the A Chun you saw?"
"She was the same A Chun at a different stage."
It was Bai Huaiguang who answered in Xiao Qian's place, succinctly defining the relationship between "A Chun" and "Female Ghost."
The explanation was somewhat convoluted and obscure. Cheng Ming did not understand it at first, but then he recalled some details from Xiao Qian's account.
The A Chun