We waited in place for a while. The screams of the Tissent residents still rang out from time to time around us.
Han Yun never showed up.
The four of us exchanged glances. Wu Ling and Liu Miao remained calm, but Guo Yujie and I both looked troubled.
Had Han Yun given up on working with us and gone over to the other side?
The thought made me uneasy.
We had only just dealt with Lina. If another enemy appeared—one even stronger than Lina—we'd be in trouble.
I'd already sensed that Lina's power had been weakened when I caught her. She was far weaker than any Ghost King I'd ever seen. She wasn't even as strong as the Toy Ghost King, and she couldn't compare to Cheng Jiu, who had run amok in the future world. She wasn't much stronger than the Cheng Jiu trapped in Yangshan, either. That alone was enough to show that, like Cheng Jiu, Lina was a Ghost King without a single "believer." For a Ghost King, that was the equivalent of having all their power stripped away.
Lina's final counterattack had only left a few scratches on Guo Yujie and me. She couldn't even throw us out of her alternate space. The two of us had held on to her tightly.
Han Yun was different.
He had taken control of Tissent and established a system of rules there. More frighteningly, he'd already had "believers" before entering Tissent. He could manipulate space, too, and he had brought along the little ghosts who believed in him and obeyed his orders. He'd even brainwashed and won over Jimny.
Guo Yujie and I both looked worried.
But Guo Yujie had suffered an even worse blow.
Lina had been beyond saving, and I'd destroyed her. If Han Yun did something