Mysterious Resurrection: Starting with Controlling Sadako

Chapter 210 The Paradise I Passed By

The bus continued forward, traveling for a long time in the dim light, until a cluster of buildings appeared faintly ahead.

The bus arrived at the sixth stop, began to slow down, pulled over to the side of the road, and opened the front and rear doors.

The people inside the car looked out and saw an old, abandoned amusement park outside the door.

Directly opposite the car was a rusty iron gate, with two adjacent iron doors bound back and forth by a similarly rusty iron chain.

However, there was no lock on the chain. Although it seemed to be tightly binding the two iron doors, the chain could actually be pulled out with a single pull, making it easy to open the doors.

Above the iron gate hung a sign for the amusement park, with a few blood-stained characters crookedly written on it that were barely legible.

New Century Paradise.

The Ferris wheel looks like it's about to collapse.

The roller coaster stopped halfway down the track.

In the dim light, near the main entrance, the only light still on in the haunted house made it seem even more eerie and sinister.

The lighting inside the haunted house flickered, as if there was a malfunction, or as if someone was walking back and forth in front of the lights.

Wang Liang frowned as he looked at the amusement park outside the car door.

A new century?
An amusement park in a haunted place has such a name; it just doesn't seem right.

One minute after the bus stopped, a faint and ethereal nursery rhyme could be heard from somewhere inside the amusement park that was not visible.

Intermittent sounds could be heard, including the creaking and swaying of a rocking horse, and the laughter of children mixed in with a muffled nursery rhyme, suggesting that quite a few children were playing somewhere in the park.

As Wang Liang listened to the indistinct nursery rhyme, a strange unease rose in his heart.

The fact that he felt uneasy even while sitting in the car suggests that this was not just a simple nursery rhyme, but a supernatural attack, perhaps even related to his consciousness.

It's just that the haunted bus blocked out all the supernatural attacks, leaving only the unsettling sounds.

Three minutes after the bus stopped, a female ghost dressed in red and exuding a chilling aura suddenly appeared at the entrance of the haunted house near the main gate.

His face was a blur, and his black hair writhed eerily like a venomous snake.

Blood dripped from his red clothes onto the ground, staining the ground beneath his feet.

Everyone in the car saw the vengeful ghost that suddenly appeared in front of the haunted house.

This vengeful ghost didn't look simple, so Wang Liang reached out and pressed the close button.

The bus doors slammed shut, refusing to let the ghosts outside board.

About five minutes after the bus stopped, a dirty little hand, with grime under its fingernails, suddenly clung to the iron gate that was entangled in chains from inside the park.

A little girl covered in bruises peeked out from behind the wall beside the door, quietly watching the passengers on the bus.

Five minutes later, the bus started moving.

The red-clad female ghost who had been standing silently in front of the haunted house suddenly appeared in front of the iron gate. She possessed a ghostly aura and seemed to want to chase after them, but she was blocked by the locked iron gate.

Wang Liang witnessed that scene, and his pupils contracted slightly.

The iron chain on the gate is just for show; it can be pulled out with a single pull.

But now it seems that the chain was not just for show, but a terrifying supernatural object.

Such a casual entanglement, yet it forcefully locked away the supernatural elements within the park, preventing the vengeful spirits from escaping.

It was a good item, but even though Wang Liang knew beforehand that the chain was not simple, he had no intention of taking it.

The fact that this haunted paradise can be locked up must mean something extraordinary; it must contain supernatural elements that are more dangerous than those in other haunted places.

The bus headlights flashed as it drove into another eerie place. The winding dirt road stretched out under the headlights, extending into the depths of the dark place.

Wang Liang got ready in the driver's seat. The next stop was the seventh stop, which was also the stop where the film ghost was located.

However, he also had some worries. It had been almost seven stops since he boarded the train, and nearly a day had passed since the time for the movie ghost to descend.

Is that movie ghost still there?
No matter what, he had to go and see.

Even if all that can be found are some traces left by the ghosts in the movies, enough for him to determine which ghost has descended, that would be fine.

Wang Liang once tried using human skin paper to find out in advance which movie ghost was about to descend.

A few days before he got on the bus, which was the time Yang Jian invited him to a party.

Although he didn't attend, he did borrow a servant's paper from Yang Jian.

The paper sash had previously revealed Sadako's name, so at the party, he tried to threaten the paper sash to find out which movie ghost was about to appear.

Unfortunately, the paper doll was either used to his threats or genuinely unaware of them.

No matter how he tortured her, she didn't utter a single word, showing no respect whatsoever.

'Perhaps the paper effigy knows Sadako's name because Sadako has already appeared in this world, because I mentioned her elsewhere? But the unseen ghost in the film can't, because it's completely unknown? Or perhaps there are other reasons.'

Wang Liang shook his head. In either case, he would have to start from scratch to deal with that unknown film and television ghost.

We can't even tell what it will be like from the location of its arrival.

After establishing contact with the bus, even though we haven't arrived at the stop yet.

But Wang Liang already had some images of the seventh station in his mind, and knew the station in advance.

Those were desolate little hills.

This godforsaken place is hardly a movie or TV show place.
The bus drove on for a while in the dim light, passing through a field of rice paddies, not the rice paddies we had seen before, but a field of withered, yellow dry rice.

The dirt road formed by the car headlights cut through the rice paddies, the straw on both sides swaying eerily, and several cross-shaped scarecrows stood in the distance.

This is also a strange place, but buses don't stop here.

Wang Liang was certain that in a maximum of ten minutes, the bus would pass through here and stop at the actual seventh stop.

Just then, Wang Liang, who was thinking about ghost stories in movies, suddenly saw the dirt road extending in front of the bus.

Without any warning, a scarecrow suddenly jumped out from the straw field on one side.

Although he was thinking, Wang Liang was certain that there were no scarecrows this close to each other in the straw on both sides of the dirt road before.

The scarecrow seemed to appear out of nowhere, jumping out and blocking the car.

It is shaped like a cross, with the lower half being a very ordinary wooden stick and the upper half being a human figure woven from straw, dressed in tattered gray clothes.

A strange smile was outlined on the face woven from straw, and dried bloodstains smeared on it made the straw smile even more obvious and eerie.

Wang Liang's pupils contracted. Even on a paranormal bus, one could encounter the classic "ghost peeking out" incident. He quickly reached out and gripped the steering wheel with both hands.

But before they could change direction, a tremor came from in front of the bus.

The scarecrow in front of the bus was knocked away by the bus.

The wooden stick broke, and the human-shaped body formed from straw was smashed into strands of withered yellow straw.

The bus jolted violently, startling the other passengers inside.

(End of this chapter)