I kept refreshing the Social page of Daredevil and the official page of World Weekly, but the latest updates on both were still "the team sets out" and "boarding." They hadn't gone to Guangyuan Mountain yet, and there hadn't been any new updates. According to the earlier announcement, this livestream would be delayed, and World Weekly's editorial department would edit it afterward to ensure no prohibited content appeared.
The comments below those updates had set the internet ablaze.
I only read the two most-liked replies. Both analyzed how genuine the upcoming livestream would be, and neither revealed anything new, so I lost interest in reading further.
I asked Wu Ling how the paranormal community was reacting.
They must know by now that an incredibly powerful ghost was at Guangyuan Mountain. In principle, they shouldn't just watch people go looking for trouble—much less stand by while they did something truly suicidal on a livestream and caused a huge scandal.
Wu Ling wasn't as quick at gathering news from the paranormal community as Nangong Yao was at sorting through information online.
By the time I had to go to work, Wu Ling still hadn't sent me any new messages.
On the way to Workers and Peasants Sixth Village, I filled Skinny and the others in on what was going on.
At least that saved me time refreshing social media. Instead, the five of us took turns checking it.
Once we started work at Workers and Peasants Sixth Village, all five of us kept sneaking in time to check social media.
What alarmed me was that neither Daredevil nor World Weekly posted anything else.
Could they all be dead?
I thought of the worst-case scenario.
The best-case scenario was probably that people from the paranormal community had forcibly taken them into custody.
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