Translator: Henyee Translations Editor: Henyee Translations
The chatter behind him was annoying. Lucas held his forehead with a headache.
When they finally arrived at the entrance of the Fourth Hospital, Alia looked around. “Why isn’t there anyone?” The old street was still very lively just now. After passing through an alley, there was a world of difference from less than 200 ters away.
Alia ran to the door. ‘l don’t care. I’ll set it up first!’
Before Lucas and the others could co back to their senses, Alia put down her satchel and took out a gray cloth to spread on the ground. She placed four or five bundles of yellow talismans. The wind blew her carpet cloth, and she went to the side to pick up two stones to hold them down.
Lucas and the others were dumbfounded.
William opened his mouth. “Mia… what are you doing?”
Emma ran over and asked excitedly, “Are you setting up a street stall? What are we selling? I’ll collect money for you!’
Harper looked down at the ice cream in his hand and was a little annoyed that this ice cream lted faster than he ate.
Lucas’s eyebrows twitched. He had a bad feeling…
Elr followed behind. When he ca over, he happened to see Alia lying on the ground drawing ghost talismans, the kind used for ghosts. Perhaps she was afraid that the ghosts would not dare to co over, so she specially placed the stall at the original outpatient entrance of the hospital. The forr porch hall of the Fourth Hospital was now desolate, but one could still vaguely distinguish the locations of the triage desk, outpatient clinic, and so on.
Alia’s stall was placed in this desolate area. As it was indoors and surrounded by a few ghosts, Lucas and William’s expressions froze.
A question kept circling in Lucas’s mind: Wait, the people who suddenly appeared… Are they humans or ghosts? He couldn’t help but think of the
Haruhi doll club last ti, the doll that pounced on him with a strange smile.
William was finished. He had seen a ghost again! As expected, as long as there were ghosts, it was easy for him to see ghosts when he stood beside Alia! This was probably the effect of the magnetic field. There was the law of gravity in physics…
William let his imagination run wild in his heart. At the sa ti, he admired Alia. As expected of his sister. She really had a way. She would set up a stall to attract the ghosts first. When the ti ca, she would catch them all…
Emma thought that she was playing a child’s ga and played happily. “We’re selling talismans! We’re selling talismans! Super powerful talismans! Does anyone want to buy our talismans?!”
Harper finally finished his ice cream. He stood behind Alia and looked up to see many people surrounding Alia. Strange, why are there so many people… he thought in a daze.
Alia waved the brush in her hand quickly. “Aiya, I’m so busy. Nurse, what do you want? Love Talisman? Here, here you go. Lower your head…”
Alia reached out and stuck a talisman on the female ghost’s forehead. The female ghost gratefully took out a stack of ghost currency.
Alia shook her head. “Auntie, I can’t use ghost money. You have to get your family to send money. My account is…” She took out her bank card and waved it in front of the female ghost. “Do you rember?”
The female ghost nodded and floated away happily.
“Uncle, what did you say you wanted?” Alia looked up at a ntal patient in a hospital gown. “Huh? Tutu? What’s tutu?”
The ntally ill ghost gestured and drew an axe with his Yin energy. Then, the axe suddenly slashed at him.
“Oh, oh, oh!” Alia ca to a realization. She drew a protective talisman for the ntally ill ghost and stuck it to his forehead. As expected, the ntally ill ghost floated away in satisfaction.
Elr’s mouth twitched. He had only seen people draw talismans for other people. This was the first ti he saw soone draw a protective talisman for a ghost. He wondered what expression the mini King of Hell would have when she thought of how she had once sold a protective talisman to a ghost at the entrance of the ntal hospital after many years.
Elr was amused. “Mia, are you sure they can give you the money?”
Alia asked blankly, “Why not?”
Elr: “Cross your fingers and calculate.” Expecting a group of ntally ill ghosts to enter the dreams of their relatives to ask them to transfer money? Not to ntion whether they had any energy to visit their relatives in their dreams, even if they did, how many people in the world would transfer their money to an unknown account?
Alia pinched her small hands and did so calculations. Then, her face fell. Boohoo, so all the talismans she drew were for nothing? She opened the satchel and looked. There was only fifty cents lying inside. She wondered which ghost had picked it up.
Alia looked at William pitifully. “Brother, let’s go sowhere else.”
William: He looked at Alia in a daze and asked, “Aren’t we going to catch the KPI?”
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