I glanced around as I got up from the ground.
I was still on that street, facing the Green family's house, with the Reina family's house behind me. It hadn't been renovated yet and still looked the way it had when the Reina family lived there. The plants in the yard had wilted somewhat, as if they'd been neglected for a long time.
It was daytime, but there wasn't anyone on the road. The whole neighborhood was quiet.
I looked at Mrs. Winter's house again. It seemed empty too.
"Is this another otherworldly space?" That was the only answer I could think of. Han Yun was the only ghost here; there was no other ghostly energy.
Han Yun snorted. "Get to work."
"Do what? Where did you go earlier?" I asked, puzzled.
"Do you think creating an otherworldly space like this is as easy as waving your hand? This is all the space I can manage. Now you have to do the work. Maintaining this place is already my limit." Han Yun sounded annoyed.
"What do you want me to do? Also, do you know if that ghost has confronted Lina? We're—" I started to tell Han Yun what Wu Ling was planning.
Han Yun snorted again and glanced at me. "As long as I become the ghost king here, I get to call the shots, right?"
I stared at Han Yun in shock.
"Loneliness attracts ghosts. I can feel it." Han Yun flashed an evil grin. "Now get to work."
"What exactly do you want me to do?" I asked warily.
"Isn't this supposed to be haunted? Then let's haunt it." Han Yun's answer made no sense to me. He waved a hand. "Get to work! Haunt the place, understand? Go scare them. Once the two otherworldly spaces merge,