If a Ghost Chased Me, Anzhi Tinglan Would Turn Around and Push You Out to Take the Fall for Her

out to take the fall for me.

"It was One Punch Send You to Heaven." Ghost Valley recognized those clothes.

So it really was him. Anzhi Tinglan had already figured as much. When the mouse earlier said he'd seen One Punch Send You to Heaven, she'd known something was off.

Putting the clues together, Anzhi Tinglan could piece together what had happened.

One Punch Send You to Heaven had probably been killed by a ghost a long time ago. The ghost had been dragging his headless corpse around, and when it passed by the elevator, Mice Love to Eat Cats had seen it. Seeing the clothes on the corpse, the mouse had assumed the person walking by was One Punch Send You to Heaven.

She still couldn't work out why the ghost had gone off with the headless corpse and then come back, why it had chased her all the way here, or why it had suddenly left.

She turned her gaze back to Ghost Valley. "Have you run into anyone else since entering this instance?"

That wasn't what she most wanted to ask.

"I haven't seen anyone. The only useful thing I've found is this Visual Error Zone."

Anzhi Tinglan fell silent for a moment after hearing his answer. At last, she asked the question she really wanted to ask: "Did Gu Mian enter too?"

Ghost Valley knew that Anzhi Tinglan's grudge against Gu Mian hadn't started in the previous instance. It went back a long time, which was why she cared so much about him. "I don't know. But when a special instance pulls people in, it usually gathers them from the same area. He probably came in too."

Still, Ghost Valley thought this special instance had brought them together under suspiciously convenient circumstances.

It had pulled people