Jiang Qi'ang's face was covered with paint patterns of various sizes; upon closer inspection, one could discern that they were part of a Peking Opera mask.
"Please, Officer Chu and the two great masters, you must save my son, Qi'ang." Jiang's mother's eyes were red, clearly from crying several times. Her face showed exhaustion, obviously from not getting enough rest these past two days because of Jiang Qi'ang's situation and being extremely worried.
Wu Yue glanced at the expressionless Yan Chiyu, and seeing that he did not make any move, she looked away and said, "Please wait outside for a while, the matter will be over soon."
"Okay, then I'll trouble you."
Mr. Jiang was still a little skeptical about how capable such a young man and woman could be, but since they were brought by Officer Chu Xiao, a well-known criminal investigation captain in Beijing, he was unlikely to lie to them about such a matter.
Thinking this way, he became more convinced. He also used a respectful form of address.
After Jiang's parents left the room, Chu Xiao asked, "Little boy, how is he? Can we save him?"
"Can."
Wu Yue walked towards the corner. Unlike Yan Chiyu, who was good at using talismans, Wu Yue usually preferred to use pills with different effects. However, this time the pills were of little use.
She glanced at the cabinet next to Jiang Qiaoang where he kept his toys and figurines, and took out a box of animal chess pieces.
Wu Yue did not get too close to Jiang Qiao.
Chu Xiao watched intently from the side, his eyes wide with astonishment.
The girl suddenly squatted down and casually arranged the animal chess pieces around her.
After doing all that, she stepped back.
A few breaths later.
"ah--"
A muffled, shrill scream reached Chu Xiao's ears.
Chu Xiao stared at Jiang Qiang, but the voice didn't come from Jiang Qiang's mouth. Could it be—
What he can't see?
Yan Chiyu stood on the other side of the bed, quietly gazing at Wu Yue.
He suddenly realized his mistake; he had fallen into a mental trap and kept stumbling around in a dead end, which only made his thoughts and emotions more chaotic.
"Is this a Ghostly Prison Formation?"
Wu Yue was taken aback, not expecting Yan Chiyu to speak so suddenly. She looked up, meeting the young man's gaze, which was both cool and gentle.
It's different now?
What's wrong? What was that child struggling with just now?
baffling.
After these thoughts flashed through Wu Yue's mind, the temporary unease in her heart dissipated.
snort.
"More or less," she replied lazily, a faint smile playing on her lips.
In fact, this array is officially called the Imprisoning Demon Array. It was created when she was transmigrating to a certain page. Little did she know that one day she would use it to catch ghosts.
Just as Wu Yue was about to reach out and grab the thin, gray shadow that emerged from Jiang Qiao's body, Yan Chiyu stopped her, "Let me do it, don't get your hands dirty."
"Hmm." Wu Yue's lips curled slightly as she stepped aside.
Sweet romance is back! Awesome!
[Ahhh, at this moment a lady shouted to the sky: I'm happy again!!!]
[Waaaaah, this is amazing!]
Yan Chiyu threw out a binding talisman, which bound the thin, gray figure.
Tie Zhu jumped out of the boy's pocket, took a nylon rope and tied it up, then followed Yan Chiyu like a dog on a leash, leading the slender gray shadow. The gray shadow occasionally let out a shrill cry, and upon closer inspection, the gray shadow vaguely condensed into a mask.
Chu Xiao, who had expected a lot of trouble, witnessed everything he hadn't seen before, and oh, that was the end of it.
[Uncle Chu is starting to question the meaning of life, haha]
This is hilarious!
[Police officer: Σ(°△°|||)︴]
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