I searched every corner of the ship and finally found some clues.
Someone had mysteriously disappeared, leaving only some apple peels behind. The person had vanished just like that. One had to know, this was the vast open sea. If someone disappeared, they were dead.
Not only that, but from the traces, I could tell this had been a ritual. It seemed to be meant to summon something.
At that moment, I immediately understood what had happened. I found the captain and questioned him.
Only then did I learn that, out of boredom, the people on the ship had actually played a séance ritual.
As for the Fierce Ghost he had summoned, it was undoubtedly Bloody Mary!
Only Bloody Mary possessed such terrifying and overwhelming power.
Only Bloody Mary had such a vicious heart.
From the corpses around me, I quickly determined who the killer was, but the news made everyone's hair stand on end.
Because this Bloody Mary was a true Fierce Ghost, practically incomparably powerful.
It was said that Bloody Mary's summoning ritual was widely popular in the West, yet no one knew how many people had died because of it.
Historically, following traditional customs, young women would climb a staircase in a pitch-black room, holding a candle in one hand and a hand mirror in the other. When they looked into the mirror, they could glimpse the face of their future husband. However, if they saw a skeleton, it meant they would die before marriage.
Bloody Mary appeared as a corpse, witch, or ghost, usually drenched in blood. If the summoning ritual was performed incorrectly, the spirit would shriek at the participants, torture or strangle them, steal their bodies or souls, drain their blood, or gouge out their eyes.
There was no doubt that someone on the