Canada's Mental Hospital: Seeking the Truth Behind the Horror

Jennifer was the name of the team's final member.

Li Dan had not expected them to share a name. Fortunately, this Jennifer was easy to distinguish—she looked fairly ordinary.

For the time being, he called her Jenny.

Alex White was not interested in exorcists, but everyone else was extremely curious about Li Dan's identity.

They all acted as though they had known him forever, crowding around him and asking all sorts of bizarre questions.

Tessa Haimil was especially overflowing with curiosity.

"What is so special about exorcists?"

At that, Li Dan took out his identification and had them moved to first class. This was one of the privileges granted to exorcists certified by the Holy See.

"Does this count as special?"

On the plane.

"This is amazing!" It was Tessa Haimil's first time flying first class.

Jerry, the cameraman, said in surprise,

"Exorcists do not even have to pay for an upgrade."

Trevor Thompson agreed. "Looks like exorcists have far more privileges than we imagined."

Jenny said, "Exorcists have to face demons. It is only natural that their benefits are good. No one would risk their life for three thousand a month."

Alex White suddenly said,

"You do not seriously believe demons exist, do you?"

After chatting for a while, Li Dan learned that Alex White was a film school student. This time, aside from leading the team to investigate the truth behind Grave Encounter and verify whether it was real,

his other main task was filming a sequel to Grave Encounter—Grave Encounters 2, with himself as the lead.

He was both the director and an investigator.

He had previously made several low-budget horror films. His dream was to make a horror movie so terrifying that people would piss themselves.

It looked like he was chasing a dream, but Li