Although using the Ghost Cabinet came at a great cost, its omnipotent effects made Yang Jian realize the immense value it held.
It was fundamentally different from the human-skin paper.
The human-skin paper provided information and guidance, while the Ghost Cabinet could make wishes come true.
After weighing it over, Yang Jian neither sealed away the Ghost Cabinet nor intended to abandon it. Instead, he placed it on the top floor of a European-style clock tower near his house.
No one could reach this floor. Even by taking the stairs, they could only get to the floor below.
Moreover, whenever he was on the fifth floor, he could observe that location and keep track of the Ghost Cabinet's condition at any time.
However, before leaving, Yang Jian decided to make another transaction.
This time, he had learned his lesson. Rather than trading Zhao Lei, he wrote on a sheet of paper: Where is my classmate Zhao Lei now?
Trading directly for a person, or even a ghost, naturally required a huge price. But if he merely asked specifically for Zhao Lei's location, the price should be bearable, even if it meant paying twice.
The request was passed into the Ghost Cabinet through the paper.
The next moment, a piece of paper with the condition written on it slipped out from the gap beneath the cabinet door and fell to the floor.
"Give me a ghost."
Those words were scrawled crookedly on the paper. This was the Ghost Cabinet's demand.
Yang Jian was not particularly surprised by the condition.
Besides, it was within what he could afford, because the Ghost Cabinet had not specified what kind of ghost it wanted, what it looked like, or what level it was. That left plenty of room to maneuver. Perhaps he could find the