It was a deformed monster, and I couldn't help thinking of the memories I'd received a few times before.
Could this be another ghost that had turned into a monster after death?
As I pondered, I let go.
The dog's body made it difficult to move in this position. It wasn't used to this body either; it could only prop up its upper half, while the part that belonged to a child lay face-down on the ground.
"That's not what we saw just now," Guo Yujie said.
The big dog we'd seen the first two times had been an ordinary dog. It hadn't had such a deformed body.
The dog whimpered twice, as if it felt terribly wronged, and turned to look at its own body. It couldn't speak, and it wasn't as intelligent as the teddy bear. All it could do was whimper pitifully like that.
Wu Ling examined the dog's body. The two sections were joined together, with no sign of stitching in between. They looked like one complete whole, as though they'd always been that way.
Only a ghost could do something like this.
I sensed yin energy on the dog. There was only one kind of yin energy on it, and only that same kind of yin energy in the house.
That made me suspect this was all a plot. Perhaps Lina was using this method to lure us into a trap. Or maybe it was another ghost... I wasn't sure, because yin energy couldn't be faked. There really was another ghost here. We just didn't know what its relationship with Lina was.
Lina had taken out the original Toy Ghost King and seized its place. For all we knew, another ghost now wanted to kill Lina and take over in turn.
Just then, a sudden