But unexpectedly, the other party arrived much faster than Xu Zhe anticipated. Before he could contact them again, a knock came at the door.
He cautiously asked, “Who is it?”
Luo Yingbai leaned against the door, listening for a while. He couldn’t immediately determine the situation inside, and the faint ghostly energy he’d found was intermittent and didn’t match the descriptions from the two help seekers.
Standing up straight and adjusting his mood, he spoke impatiently: “Aren’t you saying your house is haunted? I’m here to catch ghosts. Need help or not? If not, I’m leaving!”
He wasn’t afraid of ghosts but was concerned about potential hostage situations. His deliberately harsh tone was meant to avoid causing panic.
To his surprise, the door quickly opened, and a man in his 40s or 50s emerged, exclaiming joyfully, “Ah, are you the blogger White Brother Fortune Telling?”
They stared at each other, both bewildered, feeling the situation exceeded their understanding.
Luo Yingbai was silent. He’d come because of a “kidnapped girl” case, but the person before him seemed unrelated.
Observing the man’s appearance, he assessed him as self-interested and cold – someone who committed minor misdeeds but never major crimes.
Xu Zhe was completely shocked.
The online viewers were excited, with comments ranging from criticizing Xu’s method to praising the potential exposure of a fraud.
As Luo Yingbai’s voice emerged, viewers were captivated by its young, soft, and pleasant tone.
Xu Zhe, desperate to unveil what he believed was a scam, needed to act quickly before embarrassing himself further.
The narrative continues with Luo Yingbai investigating the potentially haunted space, sensing two distinct energy fields – one from a past death and another from an unknown source of negative energy.
Xu Zhe took advantage of the moment and quietly took out his phone: “Everything I just said was made up. I’ve actually never seen a ghost here before. The fact that he could even say something like ‘someone died’ shows that these fraudsters always draw conclusions based on the information you provide, and they cannot be trusted. I look forward to the professor continuing to expose his true colors.”
“Wait a minute, if you want to expose his true face, first show us his face, or we won’t be convinced!”
