The Requirements for Replacement

Yang Jian had learned a great deal from this "father" in the nightmare and cleared up many of his doubts. He roughly understood the whole story now. Although many things had not been fully explained or clarified, that was no longer important, because he knew his father must have gone through many things while he was alive.

He had no interest in those experiences.

What he cared about were certain truths, not the course of supernatural incidents.

What lay before him now was even more bizarre.

A large black wolfhound had actually entered this nightmare. It was simply inconceivable.

This was the first time an animal had become involved in a supernatural incident. Yang Jian did not know how the man before him had accomplished it, but he had certainly used his own methods and made many attempts.

Yang Jian recalled the pile of dog bones buried in the woods in reality.

Before his death, his father had raised dogs in these woods.

After the dogs grew up, they had all vanished overnight. They had not been sold; they had died.

Their deaths had most likely been the result of various bizarre experiments, until he had finally succeeded in pulling this dog into the nightmare.

But should I believe this man?

Yang Jian still had doubts. Although many of his questions had been answered, his vigilance had not faded because of it.

After becoming a ghost with a living person's memories, a person surely no longer possessed personal emotions, nor any compassion. It was even less likely that he would take special care of someone simply because of blood ties from before his death. If such care existed, it had merely been arranged while he was alive. After more than ten years of supernatural erosion, no one could predict what