A Real Haunted House

"Nothing." Chen Kehan shook his head and said to me, "Other than you, I didn't encounter any survivors."

"That's really disappointing," I said.

"That isn't necessarily a bad thing." Chen Kehan glanced at me and said bluntly, "In such a strange place, people's hearts are unfathomable. Who knows if some lunatic might show up?"

I froze for a moment, thinking of that crazed woman.

There were simply too many lunatics in this world.

Chen Kehan took a sip of alcohol before looking at me and saying, "This city isn't safe anymore. Fierce Ghosts are everywhere. Some of the more ferocious ones can even kill several people in one go."

"I had to fight with all my strength to bring these people out. Don't worry. At least for now, this hotel is safe. There aren't any ghosts here."

I nodded and drank a few more cups before saying, "In a world like this, all of us need to stick together even more."

"Yeah. None of this is easy," Chen Kehan said.

And so we drank until the sky and earth blurred, and soon I collapsed onto the floor. As for Chen Kehan, he had crawled under the table long ago.

Under these circumstances, the banquet ended very quickly.

Lying in a hotel room, I opened my eyes. There wasn't the slightest trace of drunkenness in them.

"Weren't you drunk?" Liu Ling'er asked in surprise from beside me.

"Of course I was." I looked at her with an indifferent expression. "But to me, this is nothing."

"Really? That makes sense." Liu Ling'er looked outside and said softly, "Are you guarding against Chen Kehan?"

"One can never be too careful when dealing with others," I said, narrowing my eyes.

"That's true," Liu Ling'er said.

Night soon fell. Everyone was assigned rooms in the