The shipping labels were scattered all over the floor.
I crouched down to examine them and found that every sender was listed as "Wang Qiang," while the recipients varied. The addresses spanned the whole country, but none of them were anything like Huangyang Mountain, Roland Jiening Village, or Songbai Cemetery. They were all perfectly ordinary.
This was probably the ghost's escape plan. As soon as one of the shipping labels was activated, he would be sent to one of those places.
I channeled my ability into one of the shipping labels.
Just as I'd expected, it turned into pure yin energy, which my ability easily erased.
I gathered up all the shipping labels on the floor.
Mu Ai ran around helping me pick them all up.
"Thanks." I patted Mu Ai on the head. As we walked, I destroyed the labels one by one while also recording the information for every recipient.
The sound of my phone taking pictures and the flash's glow accompanied us as I led Mu Ai downstairs to a Yixun Express branch.
There was no yin energy left in the office building. Even when I approached the windows, the yin energy would move away.
I found the Yixun Express office and searched for their shipping records.
It didn't take long to find an entire office full of them.
Some of the recipient information looked normal, while some was obviously wrong at a glance.
Addresses or names like "Dreaming Pond," "Lord of the Clouds," and "Cave King" had to belong to ghost kings—and to ghost kings from the future world, at that.
I continued making records while destroying the shipping forms.
I could already sense the yin energy outside the office building changing.
It didn't take long to find the name "Mu Ge."
The ghost hadn't lied