From the edge of the dreamscape—the entrance to hell—great numbers of hellish ghosts, monsters, and demons suddenly poured forth.
These demons had appeared in batches and lain in wait here, having long since set their sights on the three of them.
By their account, Blake's group's proselytizing had completely disrupted hell's operations.
In this world, hell was a region situated between dreams and reality.
That was why it was difficult for them to enter reality directly.
Jason Voorhees and Freddy Krueger had likewise gained the power of hellish demons after human souls fell into depravity, transforming into cursed forms.
These hellish ghosts native to the human world could only follow their respective instincts and survive within limited ranges.
Just as Freddy Krueger remained only on Elm Street, while Jason Voorhees guarded Crystal Lake.
An invisible force restrained them.
Or rather, the aura of reality in other places repelled them, refusing to welcome these ghosts from hell.
That was why Freddy Krueger had tried every possible means to expand Elm Street's boundaries through children's dreams, while Jason Voorhees had only broken free of Crystal Lake's protection under a certain form of comfort.
Michael Myers, for instance, had originally sought only revenge.
Wu Heng's possession had disrupted the fallen power from hell within him, along with the karmic rules born from it.
Michael Myers was no longer limited to killing his relatives for revenge.
That was also why those demons called Michael Myers, master of the Fear Church, a traitor to hell.
Because Wu Heng had already broken free from the restraints of those specific rules.
And because Blake and Corey had continuously promoted the Fear Church, coupled with the popularity of Michael Myers possessed by Wu Heng, as well as the mask capable of granting people immortal supernatural power—
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