A Nightmare on Elm Street Freddy: Anglers Never Go Home Empty-Handed

Look at this man. His name was Sang Biao.

He had just had an incredibly realistic nightmare. In the dream, someone had chased him down and left a wound on his arm.

When he woke up, the exact same wound had appeared on his arm.

Li Dan keenly noticed that something was off about the man, as well as the wound that had appeared on his hand for no reason.

He suddenly wondered whether the mirror Ailan had mentioned could be the Dream Mirror.

Among the evil ghosts that haunted people's dreams, the most famous was undoubtedly Freddy from A Nightmare on Elm Street.

But this was Crystal Lake. By all rights, it should have been Jason's territory.

Thinking this, Li Dan stepped forward and struck up a conversation with Sang Biao, trying to determine what had happened.

Yet when faced with Li Dan's questions, the simple-minded Sang Biao actually thought he must have accidentally gotten the wound at some point.

Li Dan probed, "Didn't anyone chase you in your dream?"

What the hell? Why did this man know what he had dreamed about? After a moment of surprise, Sang Biao admitted that someone had indeed chased him in his dream.

"That person was ugly. His face was terrifying, like he'd been burned in a fire. He wore black clothes and kept threatening me. Luckily, it was only a dream."

Even recalling it now, Sang Biao still felt lingering fear.

After hearing him out, Li Dan came to a conclusion.

There was a ninety-nine percent chance it was Freddy, and a one percent chance that Sang Biao had happened to have a nightmare and happened to get injured.

Freddy had originally been a well-known member of the middle class on Elm Street.

Many years ago, he had slaughtered local children,