The place Lü Qiaolan pointed to was beside the door to the bedroom inside.
The house had been converted into a crowded rental, with far too many partitions dividing it into all sorts of tiny rooms. Each room had bunk beds with metal frames, there was stuff everywhere, and unauthorized wiring was rampant.
At a glance, all I saw was a messy, filthy room and the faint yin energy left behind by the ghost. Lü Qiaolan, however, had sharp eyes and immediately spotted a teddy bear hidden among the piles of junk.
She was so excited that she rushed to go inside and retrieve her bear, but I quickly stopped her.
To be honest, I was also a little nervous about the situation in Huixiang. They'd already made up stories about me, and now I had no idea what I was going to run into.
Lü Qiaolan was so focused on her bear that she wasn't thinking things through. I was more rational.
We stood among the crowd and listened to the young people talk nonsense for quite a while. By the time it was nearly dinner, the onlookers had gradually dispersed.
I took Lü Qiaolan by the hand, and we went inside.
A young man with long blue-green hair looked at us in confusion.
I gave Lü Qiaolan a look, cleared my throat, and introduced myself. "You should know what happened this afternoon, right? In the end, that female ghost was taken care of by an outsider."
The young people's expressions changed.
I hurriedly added, "I saw that person leave by car. He's probably already left Huixiang. I'm also from out of town, and I came here to look for someone. Do you know the famous story about the ghostly wall in this area?"
The young people's attention turned