Mo Qiong and Master Gou immediately got to work upon arriving at Qing Island.
The local investigator, Lin Tong, received them. Lin Tong had been one of last year's trainees on Extreme Island, but he had been eliminated after just one month. Now he had returned to his hometown to sell beer, while also serving as an adviser to the China Children's Charity Foundation.
At that moment, Lin Tong pointed to the haunted-house attraction not far outside the window and said, "I just went in to experience it myself. It was Ju-On, rated one-star horror."
"Oh? How was it?" Mo Qiong asked.
"Absolutely terrifying. I really was scared senseless. In the end, the owner had to let me out. This definitely isn't an ordinary haunted house. I still haven't forgotten those resentful eyes. You might say my willpower is poor, but I believe what I saw wasn't a normal person playing Kayako." Lin Tong still looked shaken.
Mo Qiong frowned. Although Lin Tong hadn't undergone much training, his willpower was still stronger than an ordinary person's. Ordinary scares definitely wouldn't be enough to frighten him.
"Looks like there really is a problem." Mo Qiong sighed.
In truth, he still leaned toward this being nothing more than a misunderstanding. After all, they had investigated the owner and the employees, and all of them had legitimate identities.
But now, they had to consider the possibility that those identities were forged.
"We'll know once we take a look. Ju-On, right? Tell us the exact process." Master Gou said as he smoked.
"I recorded a video." Lin Tong immediately played it.
He had used a pair of glasses to record it—nothing more than wearing glasses with prescription-free lenses and filming everything he saw.
The video showed Lin Tong entering with two others. The attraction