I said I remembered, and then asked him if he had seen a fat woman wearing a black robe and carrying a black umbrella, along with a little boy.

If I ever find that fat boss lady, I'll definitely get rid of all her fat.

"What fat woman? I only see a [landbound spirit]."

Is that fat woman a [burrowed spirit]?

That's not right.

I asked him, "Isn't the activity range of a [groundbound spirit] limited to the place where it died or a specific area closely related to it, and unable to leave?"

The man sneered, but his voice was somewhat shrill and mechanical; he spoke to me in a falsetto throughout.

"[A bound spirit] cannot leave, but wasn't she brought in by you?"

At that moment, I finally understood what it meant to be full of lies.

No wonder her shop is closed during the day, and she has to wrap herself up tightly and carry a black umbrella when she goes out.

"As for that child..."

The man sighed: "You don't need to look for that kid anymore. He's never come in. He's been hiding behind the sandbags at the parking lot entrance. He left after you came in."

Even though I am indifferent to joy, anger, sorrow, and happiness, I couldn't help but want to curse at this moment.

But what really chills me is how a child with Down syndrome could be so cunning.

I quickly realized that we had been tricked by Uncle Niu!

Seeing the mysterious man about to leave, I quickly grabbed his clothes: "Who are you? Why are you helping me!"

"security guard!"

security guard?

How could a security guard possibly know so much?

Moreover, the Bincheng Building has been abandoned for many years, how could it possibly have security guards?

I wanted to ask more, but he interrupted me: "You must remember what I told you. Don't make a single wrong step, or you'll never get out."