Yang Jian sensed danger and had no desire to get involved in something so ominous, so he chose to turn and leave.
The others were somewhat surprised by his actions. Given Yang Jian's personality, he would not normally keep his distance before even coming into contact with a supernatural incident.
"Is it really that dangerous? We survived the Ghost Lake incident. The supernatural influence seeping out of Ghost Lake shouldn't be more terrifying than Ghost Lake itself," Li Jun said, his expression shifting as he pondered it.
"Yang Jian's judgment should be correct. There is only one supernatural phenomenon nearby, and for it to appear under Ghost Lake's influence, it must be extremely terrifying. Choosing to stay away is a cautious and sensible approach. There is nothing wrong with that," Cao Yang said.
Liu San narrowed his eyes slightly as he stared at the empty black-and-white opera stage, as well as the rows of long red benches beneath it.
It was as if every bench held a strange figure, while some incomparably terrifying evil ghost wandered across the stage.
It was simply impossible to see any of it. Some sort of medium was needed to trigger it.
"The standing water is disappearing, and this county is disappearing too. We need to leave. If we vanish along with this county and get stranded in this ghostly place, that would be bad," Liu San said afterward.
Li Jun said, "This is clearly a supernatural incident. Leaving just like that would be a failure. I think we can try to resolve it."
He had a strong sense of responsibility. Whenever he encountered a supernatural phenomenon, his first thought was to solve it and put it down, without caring in the slightest about the risks.
"Resolving this means coming into contact with new evil