The teddy bear had locked onto Meng Hua's location.
Meng Hua immediately felt like a ferocious beast had its eyes on him.
Naturally, I felt the same way he did.
Something was writhing in the gap where the teddy bear's legs had been torn off. Soon, a finger poked out, followed by a second.
A hand emerged and pressed against the ground, supporting the teddy bear's body.
The student no longer thought it was his father. Terror showed on his face as he kept backing away.
The teddy bear didn't look at him. Instead, it advanced toward Meng Hua with its strange body.
I looked at the light on the teddy bear, then caught a glimpse of the faint light on the student through Meng Hua's peripheral vision. For a moment, I couldn't say how I felt.
Meng Hua wasn't thinking about it as much as I was. His emotions surged violently, and he was filled with fear.
I could feel the fluctuations of yin energy around us. Meng Hua was trying hard to do something, possibly using the method Hui Township's ghosts used to deal with outsiders.
But the teddy bear's advance wasn't stopped.
Strictly speaking, it couldn't even be called walking.
The hand that had grown out of the teddy bear's body was very nimble. Its fingers were slender, like a woman's. It moved like a spider, its five fingers taking turns as it crawled, while the plush toy's leg on the other side moved back and forth.
The teddy bear's human ear twitched too. Meng Hua said nothing, but it must have heard something else, because it followed his movements.
"Help me! Guide! Damn it, get out here!" Meng Hua shouted in desperation, then looked at the teddy bear. "I haven't done anything! I've never done anything