A Place More Terrifying Than the Underworld (Continued)

"This isn't an ordinary hearse. It's a hearse for a Ghost Marriage." I said indifferently, "Do you know what this means? We only saw the bride, which also means the groom's whereabouts are unknown. Perhaps he's even more powerful."

"In that case, this is really troublesome," Liu Ling'er said.

"So we have to be careful. Perhaps the next city will contain something even more terrifying," I said.

"How many cities are there in this world, exactly?" Liu Ling'er asked.

"I don't know. Perhaps no one knows," I said.

"There's one thing I want to know most of all: how long has this world existed?" Liu Ling'er said.

"Perhaps one year, perhaps two. Perhaps it's existed for a very long time," I said.

"That explains it," Liu Ling'er said.

"I hope nothing strange happens from here on," I said.

While we were talking, we arrived at the second city. But after entering it, we were surprised to discover that this city was exactly the same as the cities in the real world.

"If everything here is the same as in our world, finding the exit will be fundamentally impossible." I frowned.

"We'll take it one step at a time. Who knows how terrifying this hellhole really is?" Liu Ling'er was taking it in stride.

We got off the bus and wandered through the city.

The sky was still gray and hazy. Even during the day, there wasn't the slightest trace of light. Looking into the distance, all I saw was a desolate city.

Whatever the case, we should look around the city first.

Our group walked through the city, which was still completely deserted. Everyone took the opportunity to search for supplies.

Liu Ling'er and I were walking along the road when I saw an Old Woman sitting in a reclining