After Lin Baici finished hacking apart the zombies, he shook the blood and brain matter off the Fire Axe, then rested it on his shoulder with one hand.
"Let's go!"
Lin Baici strode onto the covered bridge!
"Old Bai, you're freaking awesome!"
Xu Daguan gave him two thumbs up.
The covered bridge wasn't wide enough to fit everyone on a single bridge, so they had spread out across several. Now that they saw Lin Baici setting off, the tourists who weren't on his bridge hurried over.
Beyond the Moon Gate lay a long street in the dead of night.
The cold winter wind blew across them like an iron rake scraping their skin, making everyone shiver with a bone-deep sting.
On both sides stood four- and five-story apartment buildings. They looked long neglected, their mottled walls like the faces of old people nearing death, steeped in a thick aura of decay.
There was a streetlight every few dozen meters, but they kept flickering and crackling with electricity. They looked like they were about to break down, too.
In any case, they weren't doing much to light the way.
"Why does this place look kind of European?"
Xu Daguan's eyes widened as he studied their surroundings. "That voice said, 'Welcome to the Ghost Park.' From the looks of it, we're up against Western ghosts, right?"
"Western ghosts?"
Tao Nai relaxed when she heard that.
Eastern ghosts were terrifying. They could scare someone to death on the spot. Western ghosts leaned more toward gore and horror, rather than creepy atmospherics!
Everyone else thought the same!
Compared to mad scientists and vampires, things like painted-skin demons and Sadako were much scarier.
Lin Baici didn't care. He walked ahead as casually as if he were out for a stroll.
Whatever showed up, he'd just