After dinner, Casper suggested that they visit Horington food street. Everything was already in place at Horington food street. Earlier, Casper had commanded the installation of pinhole cameras at multiple locations distributed along the length of the street.

Casper’s intention for heading there that day was not to partake in the sumptuous fare offered all along the street. Rather, he wanted to capture those who were the masterminds of the fabled haunting of Horington food street.

Stallion had helpfully brought a few of his lackeys along to add to their numbers.

Elena had been intimidated at first, but her curiosity soon convinced her to trail along.

She now sat inside one of the shops that had a clear view of the street outside, which she nervously glanced at intermittently.

Two strapping brutes sat on either side of Elena, dwarfing her petite frame. They sat staring ahead gravely, entirely focused on watching over Elena’s safety.

They, too, had pinhole cameras attached discreetly to them to record any untoward incidents that might occur.

As an added layer of security, Stallion had set up a post in a private room within the shop, carefully monitoring the live footage.

The pinhole cameras strategically placed throughout Horington food street covered practically every angle and crevice conceivable.

Casper was hidden in a dark corner somewhere, like a predator waiting to spring.

Time ticked steadily away. When Elena checked her watch next, it read ten minutes to midnight.

“Anything?” Casper asked from his hiding spot in a room on the second floor of a shop along Horington food street. Concealed by the curtains, Casper would remain invisible unless the situation became irremediable.

Peering at his screen, Stallion replied shortly, “Nothing.”

The crowd had vanished, leaving in its wake the empty streets lit gloomily by the dim yellow glow of several street lamps. Elena bit her lip, feeling a sudden surge of fear within her.

Sensing Elena’s concern, Casper muttered into his earpiece to soothe her, “Don’t worry, I’m here.”

In Casper’s room was another setup from which he had the master control over all of the surveillance cameras and their footage.

Casper’s room also afforded him an unobstructed view

clock in the shop chimed,

about to begin. Elena twisted both hands together apprehensively,

end of the street. Casper thought that he could detect black shadows moving within its cover. Casper, too, had

she felt as if her whole body had gone numb. She had prepared herself

fan in the shop turned on and

muscular

into his skin as she hung onto his arm for dear life. In a

protect her from anyone, Elena would already have put

on deaf ears. Paralyzed by

him, Casper hurriedly spoke into his Bluetooth earpiece,

that I think she’s going to take

help but break into a grin.

felt somewhat comforted. However, she insisted feebly, “I think

a university graduate? How can you be so superstitious? The white

strategically-placed surveillance cameras useless. Fortunately, Casper had ensured that each of them wore body cameras. Not all vision was entirely

on, let’s go hunt some ghosts,” Casper said grimly. The thugs he had kept lying in wait in the darkness now charged

iron, and the guard could not wrestle himself free for fear of hurting

the group enveloped within the

“What’s happening in the shop? They should have discovered the surveillance cameras we placed in the shop. They’re

reply on

the stairs and outside. The men he had arranged to lead the assault

white smoke still hung thinly like a veil over the air. Casper could vaguely detect the smell of chloroform wreathed within the smoke. Once inhaled, it would immediately knock

and buy himself more time to devise an

along as extra manpower had, too, fallen. Even those seated

sound of footsteps approaching him, then felt several pairs of

relaxed the muscles all over his body as if he

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