Chapter 308: Chapter 218: Setting the World on Fire (Three updates of ten thousand words, asking for monthly passes!)
When Shen Xueqing woke up again, she found herself on a stretcher, alongside the just-awakened Zhang Pei and Min Xingyao, all three being carried out by the staff.
“You guys too…”
“Hey, let’s not talk about it.”
“I regret my curiosity, why did I even participate in an unsolvable-level Ghost House.”
The three exchanged glances, their eyes filled with intense relief and lingering fear.
Their experience today in the wedding ghost house was sothing they would probably never forget for the rest of their lives, having been psychologically traumatized.
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Shen Xueqing sighed, thinking of the Ghost Bride she saw at the end, her very soul was still trembling.
Although the Ghost Bride looked more beautiful and normal than the other ghosts, she instilled the deepest fear in Shen Xueqing; even now, her neck still ached at the thought.
“How are you feeling?”
Min Xingyao climbed off the stretcher, crouched next to Zhang Pei, and began touching his body.
“What are you doing?”
Zhang Pei got goosebumps, a grown man touching him all over; could it be that Min Xingyao was…
“I’m checking to see if your body is alright. When I saw those Blood Clothes pressing on you, I really thought you were dead.”
Min Xingyao gave an embarrassed smile and retracted his hand, not noticing any injuries on Zhang Pei.
“You’re not hurt either?”
Shen Xueqing blinked curiously at Min Xingyao, recalling that at one point, she thought she saw Min Xingyao dismbered and served as a snack.
“I’m fine, just terribly frightened. Now, even the thought of food makes nauseous; I guess I won’t dare to eat anything for a day or two.”
Min Xingyao’s mouth twitched as he spoke, still haunted by the experience.
“It seems these 3D glasses are more high-tech than we thought, being able to simulate such a realistic situation.”
Shen Xueqing touched her neck, not sure if it was her imagination, but she felt as if the cold touch of the Ghost Bride’s hand was still lingering on her neck, highlighting the psychosomatic shadow that had terrified her to such an extent.
“It’s amazing that such high technology was developed by a pharmaceutical company. Think about it; it’s miraculous. I’ve decided, next ti I will bring my friends to play, and I want to see them totally embarrassed and in a panic, scared shitless by the ghosts.”
Zhang Pei also expressed admiration, and although he was the first to “drop dead” in the unsolvable-level Ghost House, he had experienced the collapsing sensation of death through mind and body.
After this ordeal, a single post in his circle of friends would give him plenty to boast about to colleagues and friends.
“I don’t want to go through it again.”
Min Xingyao shivered at the mory of the terror he had faced.
“Places like this can truly be considered a global benchmark for horror Ghost Houses, an existence that makes other Ghost Houses pale in comparison, truly worth experiencing.”
Shen Xueqing’s voice was tinged with excitent; despite just having fainted from fear, it did not prevent her from looking favorably and being satisfied with Nightmare Park.
As an avid horror enthusiast, Shen Xueqing considered the Nightmare Park’s design to be perfect.
With real-ti simulation through 3D glasses blurring the line between fake and reality, with ingeniously complex chanisms, and ghosts played so authentically that it was hard to tell if they were real or not.
For horror enthusiasts like Shen Xueqing, such a Ghost House was simply paradise.
Shen Xueqing believed that once the reputation spread, horror enthusiasts and thrill-seeking youth from all over the globe would flock to the Nightmare Park.
She was planning to give it a push by editing and uploading the footage she had taken of her adventurous run, to publicize the Nightmare Park and let more people know about this place.
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A day passed quickly.
On the opening day, the Nightmare Park was teeming with people.
At first, so were skeptical and did not quite believe the park’s claim to be the biggest and strongest Ghost House in the world, but once they had experienced it for themselves, the visitors who erged from the Ghost House, drained of energy, weak in the knees and covered in tear streaks, served as the best advertising; the title of strongest Ghost House was indeed well-deserved.
In a specially constructed room within the Nightmare Park, hundreds of Primordial Spirit Pearls were neatly arranged, and at this mont, so of the pearls glistened with a faint, cold light, their colors deepening increntally, absorbing the Fear Energy of the nearby humans relentlessly.
Night fell.
After the guests had left, Su Jie appeared at the wedding ghost house, entering the Ghost Bride’s bridal chamber.
The bridal chamber was empty; Su Jie directly sat in front of the dressing table.
After a short wait, the beautiful figure of Han Ruyan erged in the mirror and gracefully floated out.
“My lady, check out our haul for today.”
Su Jie took out the Storage Bag and retrieved a batch of Primordial Spirit Pearls, which had been distributed in the Nightmare Park that day.
The pearls that had been placed earlier were white but had now turned as black as ink.
This indicated that the Primordial Spirit Pearls were full of Fear Energy.
Normally, a re ten Primordial Spirit Pearls were sufficient for an ordinary First-grade fierce ghost to advance.
Now Su Jie had dozens of Primordial Spirit Pearls on hand, all brimming with Fear Energy.
In other words, the Primordial Spirit Pearls Su Jie held were enough to allow several First-grade fierce ghosts to advance to Second Grade in one go.
And this was rely the yield of one day at the Nightmare Park; the Fear Energy generated by visitors in the Ghost House, once absorbed by the Primordial Spirit Pearls, beca the sustenance for Su Jie’s fiercer ghosts.
There was such a substantial harvest because there were so many participants.
The majority of people entering the Ghost House were too scared to stay longer than ten to fifteen minutes, hence the Ghost House operated very efficiently.
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