At least in theory, this place was indeed a very good spot for a test of courage for ordinary people.
She walked inside the building of the abandoned hospital, and could clearly hear that the glasses-wearing guy at the other end of the phone had already started trembling slightly as he spoke.
"Alright, since you've arrived, you should go on in and take a look, but it's fine if you want to go straight home if you feel unwell," Ayase Momo said casually, using reverse psychology.
Sure enough, upon hearing those words, the young boy on the other end of the phone chose to shout loudly toward the inside of the tunnel, as if to pump himself up.
At this, Ayase Momo only let out a soft, amused hum, and then, hearing the sound of quick, pattering footsteps coming from the other end of the phone, she knew that the boy must have chosen to pull his shirt over his head and barge straight inside.
"Be careful, don't bump into the ghosts inside, you know," after offering this reminder, Ayase Momo continued to focus her attention on her own surroundings.
She was almost at the rooftop of the hospital, and so far nothing out of the ordinary had been found. As expected, UFOs and aliens and the like were all just nonsense.
Then, the very next moment, she sensed something was wrong.
The "aura" she had projected seemed to have encountered something strange.
Her eyes narrowed slightly as she looked into the distance, then she used her phone's flashlight function to illuminate that direction.
There seemed to be nothing there.
Yet there was also the feeling that something had flashed past.
"What is that!?" Ayase Momo's focus sharpened, and she slowly took a few steps forward.
Still nothing happened.
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