Chapter 37 The Evil Ghost, Crybaby
Lulu did not dare to turn around, lying on the door to open the door, but how can’t she open it?
Someone seemed to be crying behind her, but when Lulu jerked back, she couldn’t see anything.
She was so terrified that she went straight to the bottom of the bed to hide.
It’s quiet outside. Suddenly she saw a pair of feet on tiptoe, walking around her room, walking around, and finally stopped in front of her.
Lulu’s breathing stalled, her mouth flattened, and she covered her mouth with death.
The person’ seemed to hear it as she slowly bent over with one hand propped up on the bed, making a creaking sound.
It looked like the ‘person’ was about to spot her.
Suddenly the door to the room was opened and Susie’s voice rang out.
Lulu didn’t know what she was screaming about either, only to see a fireball fly over with a whirring sound and hit the ‘person’.
A harsh scream rang out, and the feet that had just walked on tiptoe flew outside with a whirring sound.
Susie chased past with a serious face, and the fireball in her hand whirred toward the female ghost. Mitch narrowed his eyes and whispered, “Still an evil ghost.”
Ghosts were also graded.
That who could only wander around the earth, in addition to waiting for the soul to fly away with nothing to do, were called the wild ghosts.
Those who die because of general sickness, car accidents, or old age of
ordinary people, and did not go to reincarnation, would be called the wandering ghosts.
The next was the ghost of unnatural death. They must have died with great resentment or unwillingness. So those ghosts were called vile ghosts.
Vile ghosts were very fierce, so they couldn’t only take the initiative to let people see, but also to claim life.
The evil ghost was the most vicious kind of ghost that was above the vile ghost and died unnaturally, miserably, with a very paranoid obsession to absorb the evil energy ‘upgrade’ and attach themselves to people.
For example, unlucky ghosts could be attached to people, so that people were somehow unlucky, or even accidental death as a result.
The evil ghosts did not accept the fact that they were dead and looked around for hosts that would allow them to board so that they could live again.
Susie failed to suppress the evil ghost and let her escape anyway.
Before the female ghost ran, she turned around and gave Susie a vicious glare, disappearing into the night.
Susie turned her head and asked, “Master, what is an evil ghost?”
Mitch slowly explained to her, “There are many kinds of evil ghosts, which are condensed by the love, hate, greed, anger, and other kinds of bad nature of people. For example, crybabies, cowards, cheapskates, old lechers.”
Susie pointed to the window, “So what the hell is this?”
Mitch narrowed his eyes, “Crybaby.”
Susie blinked and suddenly looked back at Lulu.
She seemed to understand it. “Because Lulu loves to cry, here comes a crybaby?”
Mitch approved, “Exactly. For example, people with extreme bulimia tend to attract gluttons, and people who are extremely crybabies tend to attract crybabies.”
Susie nodded her head repeatedly.
She said, “Children should not cry.
Lulu’s brain was buzzing, completely stunned. Seeing Susie turn her head and say something, she couldn’t even hear it, so she could not easily calm down and suddenly stood up and shivered towards Susie.
Susie, “Okay, don’t be afraid. I drove the ghost away.”
Lulu suddenly threw herself on top of Susie and cried out with a wail.
She was freaked out. When she saw Susie arrive with a fireball, it was as if she had seen Ultraman. Her brother used to watch the Ultraman cartoon in which Ultraman was like this.
Lulu cried so hard that she couldn’t catch her breath and hugged Susie tightly and refused to let go.
Susie patted her, “Good girl.”
She was still a child but was learning to coax a child like an adult.
Suddenly, as if remembering something, she said in a hurry, “Lulu. Wait for me to get a glass of water.” She hadn’t forgotten about catching the
tears.
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