Chapter 848
Chapter 848 Ivan’s Face
The male ghost continued to provide information:
“This bridge was originally built by the Ruler of Hell to connect the Eastin Area with the Northin Land. H
owever, it was smashed a hundred years ago by a powerful entity to suppress
the creature in the Ghost Abyss…”
Ghosts would choose toe here and engage in activities to atone for their sins, and the rulers of the
Ten Hell Pces would grant them virtues as a form of redemption.
Lilly understood and asked, “So that’s how it is… But what lies within the Ghost
Abyss? Why is there a bloody pelvis?”
The male ghost adjusted himself, his eyeballs shifting, and replied, “I don’t know what lies beneath the
abyss… ording to the bone, it seems there is a pathway that leads to the underworld. It’s a tunnel…
Someone would identally stumble upon it.”
In other words, those who passed through
that pathway met with a fatal ident, and their souls and bodies were drawn into the Ghost Abyss
“When
I was still alive, I often heard stories about idents where people vanished, but their bodies couldn’t b
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e found… They must have been dragged into the abyss like this!”
“Not just pelvises, but also femurs, ribs, and skulls…”
Various bones could be found within the abyss.
The cowardly ghost asked the crucial question, “How frequently do these bones go up and down?”
He was referring to the pelvis that had recently emerged from the abyss and then descended once agai
n.
However, the male ghost shook his head and replied, “I’m not sure. It depends on how frequently peopl
e die in the bordering area between the human world and the underworld.”
Lilly contemted the situation. This “elevator” was operated by the deceased, and the frequency of its
ascension depended on the urrence of deaths…
“No wonder Alban mentioned that there is only one chance to survive,” the cowardly ghost sighed. “It’s
hard to determine when a person will pass away.”
Only the Ruler of Hell knows who’s going to die…
The realization struck the cowardly ghost, and he turned his head abruptly, eximing, “Yes, only the Ki
ng of Hades knows!”
Lilly immediately grasped the significance and eyes were filled with excitement. “Yes, that’s right, I kno
w!”
The solution was right in front of them.
With Lilly riding on the backs of the cowardly ghost and the others, they hurriedly returned to the edge
of the abyss.
Lilly took out her pen and began to murmur, “Heavenly spirits, earthly spirits, innocent souls, and depart
ed souls, heed my call! Ah…”
“Darling, let’s go!”
Seizing the opportune moment, the cowardly ghost and Lilly leaped onto Cory’s leg.
“I’ve estimated the timing and speed correctly. After this leg sinks, another dead person shoulde u
p and pass us by in about five minutes.”
“That means we will sink for five minutes and search for Ivan. If we can’t find
him, we must transfer to the next dead person who emerges immediately. Do you get it?”
There was no imminent danger in the abyss, but what ascended were only dismembered limbs,
as if something lurking beneath was devouring them.
Lilly knew the importance of understanding the situation and the need to observe the surroundings, sea
rch for clues, reassess the situation, and then proceed ordingly.
Lilly nodded, “Got it!”
However, at that very moment, an unexpected urrence emerged from the depths of the abyss. This
entity possessed a profound impact on departed souls, causing Aunt Ugly to be sucked in.
“Ah! Help, save me!” Aunt Ugly pleaded desperately.
The ghosts also sensed that their souls were on the verge of being
torn apart. Suddenly, a distorted face appeared within the mist of the abyss, bearing a resemnce to
a human, and it aggressively attacked
them.
This face belonged to…
“Ivan?!” Lilly eximed in astonishment.