The Ouija game continued.
The words written on the second line had vanished, leaving only the final sentence.
"What place did I go to?"
This sentence was actually two questions, because beneath it was another line of tiny text: "Ouija, Ouija, am I dead?"
Setting aside the possibility of a prank or someone fooling around, this sentence was far stranger than the first two.
It was absolutely not a question the living could ask in this world.
It looked as though a patient with Split Personality Disorder had already died. Because he had different personalities, he was asking himself what place he had gone to.
He might have realized that he was dead, but he was not entirely sure.
So he wanted to ask the Ouija spirit.
"There appear to be three figures at the scene, and this Vicious Ghost also claims to be 'we'... This Vicious Ghost may have split into three, or even four or five."
Old Yang remained silent, but he was constantly calculating the information he had.
When a living person died, they would not become a Vicious Ghost.
They would only become a Ghost Slave under the influence of a Vicious Ghost.
However, Vicious Ghosts could occupy human bodies and imitate the behavior those people had displayed while alive. Thus, people who did not know the truth often assumed that the ghosts were those same people transformed after death.
But ordinary human bodies were fragile, and Vicious Ghosts could only seize a limited amount of their memories.
Therefore, most of the time, they would still retain a form that acted according to instinct. It was just that this instinct would be mixed with scattered fragments of memory, resulting in new changes.
These were all facts the authorities had disclosed over the past two years.
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