Yang Jian triggered the medium left behind in Room 301 and saw many terrifying, unimaginable things.
He discovered the identity of Room 301's original owner, found a sketch of Old Qin in his youth, and even saw an incomparably beautiful yet eerie face drawn onto the Faceless Puppet. That face did not belong to a living person—it was identical to the woman in the Ghost Painting.
The post office, the supernatural bus, Old Qin, the Ghost Painting, and Room 301's owner all seemed to be connected somehow.
Yang Jian's expression shifted constantly.
At first, he found it unbelievable, but he soon understood.
Old Qin had once been the driver of the supernatural bus. It was not strange that he had come into contact with these things during the time he drove it.
Whether it was the evil ghost codenamed the Ghost Bride or the old woman suspected of being Room 301's owner, both had appeared on that supernatural bus.
So these supernatural incidents had always been connected to Old Qin. Yang Jian had not simply guessed at random; there was real evidence, only that evidence had been concealed.
After all, that supernatural bus had now lost its driver, and Old Qin was living out his retirement at Headquarters.
No one would have imagined that a centenarian old man on the verge of death had once undergone such a harrowing supernatural experience.
"The medium connected to that Faceless Puppet has disappeared."
Suddenly.
Yang Jian discovered that after the eerie old woman drew that face on the Faceless Puppit's face, the Faceless Puppet began to move. It was as if a sleeping evil ghost had awakened, or as though the painted face contained some supernatural power that drove the puppet into action. In the end, all he saw was the puppet vanish