Dawn was approaching.
But Black Mountain County had descended into a dark upheaval.
The supernatural invaded the county in the middle of the night, and many people died in their sleep. Some residents who were jolted awake managed to press the alarm, causing piercing sirens to ring throughout the entire city.
A brand-new residential building.
The building had not yet been targeted by any evil spirits, but all its residents had already lost the desire to sleep. At that moment, they were trembling as they carried out what they believed were the correct survival measures.
The Supernatural Revival had been going on for two years.
Even the residents of Black Mountain County, who had not experienced many Supernatural Events and had not acquired much supernatural knowledge, understood that they had to actively seek a way to survive if they wanted to stay alive.
Some of them chose to lock the doors and windows, draw the curtains, and hide among the clothes in their wardrobes.
They hoped this would reduce their presence, allow them to evade the Vicious Ghosts' attention, and hold out until the Management Committee sent rescue forces.
Other residents saw the situation on the streets worsening and decided that staying in the residential building was not safe at all and that remaining there meant certain death. So, before the Vicious Ghosts arrived, they chose to take the opportunity to flee and move to a safe area.
Without a doubt, in their eyes, any place near the Management Committee had to be extremely safe!
Of course.
Some people neither left the building nor stayed inside their homes. They began searching for corners to hide in the corridors, doing their best to avoid huddling together with their neighbors.
Vicious Ghosts would move toward places with many people.
Perhaps only by