I was a little confused. "What are you trying to say? Did that ghost suddenly disappear?"
Of course, the teddy bear couldn't answer my question. It continued using the eraser tool, deleting Chen Xiao Qiu and Officer Zhuang and leaving the box behind.
I looked at the phone screen. "The ghost disappeared first, and then Chen Xiao Qiu and Officer Zhuang. You were left behind."
The teddy bear nodded.
"You don't know where they went, either?" I asked hopefully, wishing the teddy bear would give me a negative answer—or at least a clue.
The teddy bear shook its head.
I wasn't too disappointed and asked another question. "Then do you know about the guides here in Huixiang?"
The teddy bear shook its head.
"Afterward, the people from the hospital found you and took you to the police station, and then you all got separated?"
The teddy bear nodded.
"And you've been clearing out the ghosts here in Huixiang ever since?"
The teddy bear nodded again.
It pointed at its human ears and hands, then drew something on the phone screen.
This time, it wasn't a stick figure but a very crude portrait. I could just barely make out a man wearing a T-shirt and what looked like board shorts.
The teddy bear wasn't very familiar with phones, but smartphone apps were always easy to pick up.
It changed the brush color and colored in the T-shirt and board shorts.
A yellow shirt and green shorts.
That red splotch probably wasn't a pattern on the clothes. The teddy bear had colored the man's hands red, too.
"Is this a ghost you got rid of?" I asked.
The teddy bear nodded.
It erased the ghost and drew a woman. She had no external injuries, but the teddy bear had colored her face