After listening to her account, I was a little dumbfounded.
Didn't the security guard say someone had committed suicide here, and that the place had become haunted?
How had it turned into some new sorcerer arriving at Twin Peaks Pagoda Cemetery and sending her here to cause trouble and scare people?
What, was he trying to steal business?
That was what I thought.
Then I asked again,
"You're not the woman who committed suicide here?"
"I didn't commit suicide. My boyfriend killed me three years ago.
"After I died, I was buried in Twin Peaks Pagoda Cemetery.
"I know about the woman who committed suicide. Her ghost was rejected by the cemetery's aura that very day, and her grave wasn't here either."
Hearing that, I understood.
The security guard had connected the woman who committed suicide with this scary Female Ghost.
They were actually two different people...
At the same time, cemeteries really could protect ghosts—at least certain special ones.
Those sinister, baleful evil ghosts couldn't enter.
Only ghosts with graves there could enter, and only if they didn't carry any sinister, evil energy.
The better the Feng Shui of a cemetery, the less likely it was for vicious ghosts to appear.
That was also why I had been so fearless after entering the cemetery.
Of course, there were exceptions. Nothing was absolute.
After hesitating briefly, I asked,
"Why did the sorcerer from Twin Peaks make you come here and scare people?"
The Female Ghost shook her head.
"I don't know either, but he's vicious.
"He treats all the ghosts in our Tower Cemetery badly. He beats us at the slightest provocation.
"He chose me and threatened me with my mother.
"He said that if I didn't scare people here and keep Pine and Crane Mountain unsettled, he'd kill my