Chapter 202: Monster — No matter how beautiful the exterior, it was still a monster
The sorority at Mouster College has a very special initiation ritual—the “Bloody Mary” summoning game.
Anyone who wishes to join the sorority and become an official member must hold a lit white candle, walk alone through a pitch-dark corridor, enter the sorority’s small activity room, and in the darkness face a full-length mirror placed against the wall, calling out the name “Bloody Mary” three times.
Only by completing this ritual can a participant prove they possess strong mental resilience and admirable courage, earning acceptance from the other sorority members.
It is said that this tradition has been passed down within the sorority for over two hundred years. No one knows why the very first generation chose this game, but over time, the ritual has become an unchangeable tradition.
Fortunately, in the past two hundred years, despite such frequent summoning attempts, the sorority has never actually summoned the real Bloody Mary.
“Hmph, as if it were that easy… Spiritual mediums aren’t something you find everywhere. Even if someone has spiritual power, if they don’t genuinely want to see me from the bottom of their heart during the ritual, it will most likely fail,” Bloody Mary added smugly after learning what Everly was thinking.
Everly didn’t understand what she was so proud of—shouldn’t being hard to summon be a bad thing for her…?
But according to Bloody Mary, Bethany had actually wanted to summon her sincerely?
Bloody Mary snorted. “That’s right… who knows what was going on in her head. She had a perfectly good wealthy life, yet instead of enjoying it, she went looking for excitement, wanting to glimpse another world. Still, thanks to her, I finally got the chance to escape from hell and enter this mirror.”