Chapter 9
"It's strange, you know. The female ghosts in movies and TV shows can scare people to death, but she just drives us out."
Hearing this, you raised an eyebrow, "Besides that, is there any other distinctive feature?"
Blondie scratched his head, "No, we can't see the female ghost, and we don't dare to get close to that house. Previously, Old Lady Hao invited a Taoist priest, but he was beaten out not long after he entered."
You and Zhaor got into Blondie's van, and after about ten minutes, the car stopped in front of a secluded alley.
"Brother Li, turn left at the end of the alley, and that's where the boss's house is," Blondie said fearfully.
Seeing Blondie and his brothers cowering, you couldn't help but laugh and pulled Blondie's collar, "All of you, follow me in!"
After some dragging and pulling, you herded the six of them into the alley like ducks.
The walls on both sides of the alley were made of ancient green bricks, and the ground was paved with stone slabs. Just a few steps in, you could feel the air around you turn cold. A chill breeze passed by, and it felt like something ethereal brushed its cold hand across the back of your neck.
At the end of the alley, you saw two red doors facing each other, both made in the ancient style with lion head knockers.
The door on the right was closed tight, while the one on the left was ajar. Just as you were about to push the door open, Blondie spoke up again, "Brother Li, let us go. You're the expert in this area, and we'll just get in your way if we stay."
Blondie's face and eyebrows drooped, and along with his swollen face, he looked pitifully miserable.