"Can you two see that house up ahead?"
Standing before the gate of No. 66 Wutong Road, Yu Sheng raised a hand and pointed at the old two-story building in front of him as he spoke to Huli and Eileen, whom Huli was holding in her arms.
"Of course," Huli nodded naturally. "It's right there. I can see it when I leave, and I can see it when I come back."
Yu Sheng nodded, then looked at Little Red Riding Hood, who had come along with them. "Can you see it?"
Little Red Riding Hood widened her eyes and stared at the empty space ahead, as well as the low wall at the far end of the vacant lot. Then she turned and suspiciously glanced at Huli and Eileen. "You two can really see it?"
"Looks like you can't," Yu Sheng said, understanding the situation at once. "Even though I sent you an 'invitation,' you still can't see it while standing here."
Little Red Riding Hood spread her hands.
Yu Sheng fell into thought.
He was curious about many things now: things concerning himself, the Otherworld, the Special Operations Bureau, and Nightfall Valley—of course, that also included this strange mansion where he had lived for the past two months. Out of a little "spirit of necessary research," he had invited Little Red Riding Hood home today, hoping to test just how many other oddities the "nonexistent No. 66 Wutong Road" possessed.
Now he had obtained some preliminary test results.
Huli and Eileen could see No. 66 Wutong Road, but Little Red Riding Hood could not. Even after receiving an invitation from the "homeowner," she still could not perceive its existence.
After a brief consideration, Yu Sheng found the biggest difference between Huli, Eileen, and Little Red Riding Hood.
"So... it