Everyone chimed in with their own comments.
They all began mocking him.
No one believed what the young man said. It was simply too absurd.
A living person.
Killing people in the Ten Thousand Ghost Forest?
What did he think the Ten Thousand Ghost Forest was? Did he think everyone there was a pushover?
The dead could fight among themselves.
That was an internal conflict.
But if a living person wanted to establish himself as king and tyrant there,
that would be an external conflict.
It would inevitably invite a group assault.
Even two dead people who had been enemies before would temporarily set aside their grudges and deal with you first.
That was common sense.
It was also the rule.
It was the consensus shared by the vast majority of the "dead," including the residents of Horse Head Slope. So although Horse Head Slope was located on the border and living people came and went, no living person dared cause trouble. They all had to obediently keep their heads down!
And now.
This young man's words were tantamount to challenging everyone's common sense.
No.
He wasn't challenging common sense.
He was insulting their intelligence!
Because the place he was talking about was the damn Ten Thousand Ghost Forest!
The Ten Thousand Ghost Forest!
It was like this.
Suppose you told someone that in Tazhai Village, a place full of villains, an outsider had gone there alone and beaten and cursed at the villagers, even killing someone, while the villagers didn't dare resist.
Absurd, right?
Of course it was absurd!
No wonder everyone was laughing at him.
Everyone knew that most of the young people in the Supernatural Circle weren't genuinely young.
But that didn't stop them from attacking his age.
Who cared if you were several hundred years old?