Judging from his reaction, he must have put in a lot of effort in bringing Fu Yu into the house.

"Where did the ghost come from? She must have escaped when we weren't paying attention." The village chief comforted the villager who was almost frightened to death.

"But...but, didn't you say that the sacrificed person couldn't come out of the house alive?" The villagers simply couldn't accept that Fu Yu was still alive.

Seeing the old village chief's expression, Yan Muhuai curled his lips and said, "Village chief is right. Where do ghosts come from in this world? Fu Yu escaped from the window on the second floor of the haunted house. We took the same route as her."

Ming Fei looked at Yan Muhuai, her eyes full of confusion.

What she was thinking about just now was to find this old man and tell him that she was Fu Yu's ghost. It would be best if she could scare him to death and avenge Fu Yu.

Unexpectedly, Yan Muhuai lied to the village chief and said that there were no ghosts in this world?

A man who can crush evil spirits with his bare hands actually tells others that there are no ghosts in this world?!

Yan Muhuai gave Ming Fei a look that urged him to stay calm.

The old village chief deserved to die, but not at their hands.

It’s not that he was afraid of having his merit points deducted, but there were many unjustly killed souls who were more eager than them to kill the old village chief with their own hands.

Besides, the old village chief knows very well whether there are supernatural events in this world or not, and the fact that he is still alive is the best proof.

A hundred years ago, the old village chief began to sacrifice young girls in the village because of his inner panic. Now Yan Muhuai wants him to be terrified and face the souls of the girls he had killed.

After they had gone far away, the frightened villager finally stood up and asked, "Old village chief, are you just going to let them go like this?"

The old village chief glared at him. "Why would you want to kill someone? They climbed out of the window. There's nothing to worry about."

It was unclear whether he was saying this to the villagers or to comfort himself.