"Commander... it isn't plugged in." Ye Sha inserted the videotape, only to notice the plug behind the television.
Mo Qiong said, "It doesn't matter. As long as it turns on."
"Huh?" Ye Sha froze as the television switched on by itself.
Volcanoes, wells, pupils, and other images appeared in succession.
Looking at this familiar scene, Ye Sha backed away repeatedly and said in horror, "Commander, what the hell did you give me?"
"Didn't I tell you? Some worlds have ghosts. Since you're the target of pursuit, I summoned a ghost to help out. You know this ghost..." Mo Qiong said.
Ye Sha bared his teeth. "Sadako?"
As soon as he said that, the image stopped on the well. He immediately sensed an ominous premonition, and inexplicable terror enveloped him.
"No! Commander, you can't do this!" Ye Sha screamed.
When he saw Sadako appear on the screen and crawl toward it step by step, Ye Sha could no longer sit still. He wanted to run outside.
"Shut up. Don't let anyone else see the screen, or they'll all be targeted by the Grievance Lock," Mo Qiong said.
"I don't want to die!" Ye Sha went mad. After investigating for so long, he had finally figured out that the monsters in this world were all bandits, and that there were no ghosts.
But now, damn it, there were no ghosts here—yet the Spacetime Administration had sent one over!
Mo Qiong smiled. "Don't worry. Once Sadako comes out, give her my name. I guarantee she won't kill you."
Sadako wasn't a real ghost. She was a derivative. Therefore, she wouldn't bring any Mystic Side power there.
Likewise, because Sadako had no thoughts of her own, she wouldn't bring the concept of containment there.
Unfortunately, she was only a mass of resentment. She strictly