Forced Kisses from a Yandere Evil God! I Went Viral on the Horror Live Stream - Chapter 94
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Chapter 94: Unbelievable Campus Events (15)
With the male player’s head bitten off in a single chomp, loud crunch-crunch chewing noises came from the female ghost’s mouth as she swallowed everything down into her stomach, bone fragments and all.
“Sorry, I really couldn’t control my own self.”
The female ghost raised a hand to wipe her blood-stained lips, looking somewhat guilty as she spoke.
The other players snapped back to their senses and hastily kept a safe distance from the female ghost.
“You guys won’t blame me, right?! I didn’t do it on purpose.”
The female ghost looked at Sang Yu, her pretty eyes wide, innocent, and pitiful.
She knew eating people was wrong, yet… it tasted so good!
Moreover, whenever someone spoke to her, all rationality in her brain would abruptly vanish, leaving behind only a single impulse—to bite off the other person’s head.
Sang Yu’s expression remained unchanged, though she still advised the female ghost, “You’d better talk a little less!”
The female ghost instantly pinched her lips shut and mimed zipping them closed.
Right now, out of the school’s ten unbelievable incidents, the truth behind four of them had already been uncovered.
Excluding the library, there were still five unbelievable events left.
School Rule #6: On rainy days, entering the sports field is forbidden.
School Rule #7: The fourth teaching building only has six floors. If you see a seventh floor, you must be experiencing presbyopia!
School Rule #8: Playing spirit-summoning games inside the school at midnight is strictly prohibited.
School Rule #12: If a sudden blackout occurs during evening self-study, stay where you are and do not move around. No matter what sounds you hear, do not answer.
School Rule #13: Every Friday, an extra staircase will appear on the sixth floor of the fourth teaching building. If you step onto that staircase, whatever you do, do not look back.
The remaining school rules all required specific trigger conditions; only the spirit-summoning game was the easiest to trigger.
Why did the school forbid students from playing spirit-summoning games?
Could it be that they were afraid such games would summon something terrifying?
“Do you guys know what kinds of spirit-summoning games there are?” Sang Yu looked toward the other players.
She didn’t know how to play any spirit-summoning games—after all, she was a ghost herself!
What kind of ghost plays spirit-summoning games? Wouldn’t that be peak boredom?!
Fu Xiaoya was the first to speak up: “I know a few relatively simple spirit-summoning games, such as Pen Spirit, Saucer Spirit, Mirror Spirit, Bloody Mary, and so on…”
Back when she was in school, these spirit-summoning games were super popular among students.
“Pen Spirit is especially the most popular one, and the rules are pretty simple too. You just prepare a blank sheet of paper and a pen, chant a few lines, and you can summon the Pen Spirit. Once the pen in your hand starts moving, it means the Pen Spirit has been summoned, and then you can ask it questions. Just remember, you must never ask how the Pen Spirit died, and once the game ends, you have to politely send it away,” Fu Xiaoya explained in one breath.
She had played the game with her classmates once in the past, though they hadn’t succeeded in summoning anything.
If played inside a horror game, however…
The probability of summoning a Pen Spirit was probably ten thousand percent!
After listening to Fu Xiaoya’s explanation, Sang Yu found it thoroughly dull and asked, “Are there any more entertaining spirit-summoning games?”
[I think Sis Yu could try Bloody Mary—that one’s pretty thrilling.]
[How do you play Bloody Mary?]
[At midnight, inside a dark bathroom, light two candles, face the mirror, and repeatedly chant ‘Mary, Mary’… Rumor has it a female ghost covered in blood will appear inside the mirror!]
[Sis Yu is a female ghost herself—she doesn’t need to summon Bloody Mary, she can just look in the mirror!]
[Hehe, she could still summon Bloody Mary and make her take the English exam for Sis Yu.]
[Bloody Mary: curses furiously and crawls straight back into the mirror.]
Fu Xiaoya thought for a moment. Saucer Spirit was played similarly to Pen Spirit, so Sang Yu would probably find that boring too.
Thus, she suggested, “Then we could try the Four Corners Game.”
Although this game wasn’t as famous as Pen Spirit among spirit-summoning rituals, its terror factor ranked number one.
On online forums, countless people had posted claiming that after playing this game, they became dazed and groggy, constantly feeling as though an unseen presence was lurking right beside them.
“The Four Corners Game?” Sang Yu tilted her head, a hint of curiosity in her tone.
Fu Xiaoya couldn’t help gulping nervously as she explained, “The rules of this game are very simple, yet the entire process preys completely on human fear of the unknown in the dark, inflicting a double blow of mental and psychological terror.”
That was also one of the most terrifying aspects of the game.
Fu Xiaoya laid out the gameplay of the Four Corners Game in detail: “The ideal location for this game is an empty room. Once midnight strikes, four people stand in the four corners of the room. Then, the first person walks to the corner where the person ahead of them is standing and taps their shoulder. The person whose shoulder was tapped then walks to the next corner…”
“Following this pattern, one person will eventually walk into an empty corner where nobody is standing. At that moment, they give a cough and keep walking forward… As time slowly passes, you’ll realize that nobody is coughing anymore… So that hand tapping your shoulder—is it human, or is it a ghost?”
Just picturing that scene made Fu Xiaoya shiver involuntarily.
She definitely didn’t dare play this spirit-summoning game.
Waiting slowly in pitch darkness while fear of the unknown gradually tormented your nerves was simply way too terrifying.
The female ghost couldn’t help shuddering either, saying fearfully, “Wahhh, this game sounds so scary!”
Viewers in the livestream room: […]
[Did the pretty lady forget that she’s a ghost herself?!]
[She was way scarier back when she didn’t have any skin.]
[I think this Four Corners Game sounds way more fun.]
[I have a bold idea…]
[What idea?]
[What happens if you get four ghosts to play this Four Corners Game?!]
It had to be said, Sang Yu had the exact same idea.
Upon hearing the rules of the Four Corners Game, the smile in Sang Yu’s eyes lit up with keen enthusiasm.
“Then let’s play this game!” she decided firmly.
“So… who among us is going to play this game?” Bai Moli asked, her face pale.
There were only six players left alive now, and this game required four participants.
Bai Moli had zero desire to play a spirit-summoning game; she didn’t have Sang Yu’s abilities and was terrified of losing her life.
The other players’ faces also changed drastically as they flat-out refused: “The school rules clearly state we can’t play spirit-summoning games at school. Everyone who broke the school rules died—we definitely don’t want to die.”
Knowing full well that breaking the rules meant death, they wouldn’t be stupid enough to play this spirit-summoning game.
Seeing that none of the other players wanted to participate, Chen Xuan could only brace himself and say, “I can join.”
He trusted Sang Yu’s capabilities. The two of them were allies now—if he ran into danger, Sang Yu should… maybe… perhaps… probably save him!
Fu Xiaoya also stepped forward voluntarily. Even though she was scared out of her wits inside, she forced herself to put on a calm front and said, “I… I can join too.”
Sang Yu, Chen Xuan, and that female ghost—plus her—made enough people.
“Relax, I don’t need any of you to participate in this game,” Sang Yu said with a beaming smile.
She had other plans…