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"": "Fourth Master Gray, go."
Luo Bin stared at the raft on the opposite bank.
Fourth Master Gray shot forward like an arrow. He skimmed across the river for at least a dozen meters before plunging into the water and swimming swiftly toward the opposite bank.
Ripples immediately disturbed the river, but the ghost objects were nowhere near as fast as Fourth Master Gray. Only after he had pushed the raft across did they begin surfacing.
The exquisite, alluring Carp Wraith bobbed in the water, occasionally exposing its entire face. Its delicate skin gleamed white in the sunlight, looking so tender that a breath might break it.
There were also ghost objects with what looked like human faces and bloated, rounded bodies. Luo Bin had no name for them. Compared to the Carp Wraith, they were worlds apart.
Many things resembling maggots floated on the surface, interspersed with little black insects the size of fingernails.
Luo Bin also spotted several pitch-black shadows darting past the raft, with long tails, four legs, and pointed heads. They looked vicious!
And those were not all. There were at least a dozen kinds of ghost objects in the water.
All of them stirred restlessly, as though waiting for Luo Bin to enter the river.
No wonder even Qin Tianqing had needed Yin Dragon Water to cross.
There were far, far too many of these ghost objects!
Goose bumps suddenly rose across his skin, leaving him deeply uncomfortable.
Luo Bin whipped his head around.
Qin Que had appeared again, a dozen meters away. He waved at Luo Bin, his mouth moving incessantly. His voice was faint, but he repeated the same words as before.
Luo Bin narrowed his eyes, his expression abruptly turning cold and grim.
He leaped straight onto the