"Wait, wouldn't doing that go against the principle of operating in secret?" Sushang said.
"And Heliobi feed on emotions. They often manipulate their victims into exposing a hidden side of themselves..." Huohuo added. "If we post the victims' information online, wouldn't that... cause further harm? I-I-I absolutely don't mean to criticize you... I'm just raising some concerns."
Little Gui shook her head. "The way I see it, operating in secret doesn't conflict with exposing supernatural phenomena. In fact, they're the same thing.
"Leave out the victims' names and only show the heroic figures of us subduing ghosts. Take some photos of intense battles, then add a slightly provocative title...
"Something like 'A-Fen Investigates: Pretty Cloud Knight Encounters a Ghost at Night-She Makes the Demon Regret It in Just Three Seconds.'
"We'll turn our Heliobus-catching operations into eye-catching entertainment videos. People will become skeptical of similar incidents, and the panic will disappear just like that!"
"You're never going to let this go, are you? How did this turn back to me again? Still, I admit you have a point," Sushang said, pursing her lips.
"Thanks for the support, my dear rotten friend." Little Gui grinned, then continued, "Of course, I know everyone has doubts about this new ghost-hunting method... Give me a moment to look through the intel. Let's pick one to try first."
With that, Little Gui began browsing and soon found a post about Bailu published by someone with the username "Floating Lamb Meat."
The poster said she had entered an alley while chasing Bailu and asked what Bailu was doing there.
Bailu pointed into the empty alley and said there was someone inside, but when she looked, there was no one there at all.
There was nothing in sight, yet she heard a child's laughter echoing out.
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