I Rely on The Vest to Become The Master of the Hundred Ghosts

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    Kato looked at the mysterious boy who came out of the darkness and couldn't help swallowing.

    If it was the shadows lurking in the dark, the fear that brought him was a kind of slow oppressive fear, then the boy who suddenly appeared in front of him was more like an incarnation of fear.

    In other words, it condenses those indescribable and nuanced emotions into a concrete symbol.

    "You... live alone in this kind of place?" Kato asked, forcing his expression under control.

    "How could it be? It's in the wilderness." The boy seemed to think what he said was funny, and grinned and let out a chuckle, "Of course I live with friends, the traffic here is inconvenient, in case something happens Even the police may not be able to arrive at the first time in this situation."

    His expression was calm, but it didn't sound like that at all to Kato.

    ——This, is this telling me that this place is deserted and the traffic is inconvenient, so it is useless for me to call the police?

    For a while, Kato felt that he was about to become a ghost's dinner.

    He laughed more ugly than he cried: "Is that so..."

    However, he still continued to say with great desire to survive: "Then it doesn't matter if you take me a stranger to your house? You also said that it is not convenient to communicate with the outside world. , aren't you afraid that I'm a bad guy?"

    The boy raised his eyebrows lightly, then looked at Kato and asked, "...Are you a bad guy?"

    His expression seemed to be a pure joke, quite young A person's lightness when playing a prank.

    For some reason, Kato was stared at by the handsome boy and felt his heart beat faster.     "If you're not a bad person, I don't need to be on guard. If you were a bad person, I would have been your prey

    the first time I saw you, right?"

The back was deliberately exposed to Kato, and he walked slowly in front with the lamp in hand.

    It seemed that Kato would catch up.

    What Kato didn't realize was that he was originally asking the boy, but the boy quickly grasped the rhythm in his own hands.

    He has a shadow, so he shouldn't be a ghost... right?

    Want to follow? Kato struggled in his heart.

    Kato heard whines from far away on both sides, as well as the murmur of animals, the sound of wind, and the rustling of leaves.

    Looking at the boy who was covered by the shadows of the trees in front of him, it seemed that he would soon disappear into the shadows -

    he gritted his teeth and followed.

    Kato followed the boy slowly forward. Along the way, he still felt ghostly voices coming from his ears, as if he was about to get into his mind.