Chapter 37 Malignant Spirit And The Crying Ghost

Hannah had no courage to face what was behind her and remained plastered onto the door as she tried to force it open to no avail.

It felt as though she could hear someone weeping behind her, and yet nothing was there when she turned around.

She was scared silly. What could a child like her understand? She didn’t hesitate to dive under the bed to hide.

It was quiet outside.

That was when she noticed a pair of feet pattering about her room before stopping in front of her…

The child stilled her breaths and covered her pinched lips.

The ‘person’ seemed to hear it. She slowly bent over with one hand propped up on the bed, causing a creak to reverberate around the room.

It noticed her.

That was when the door to her room was thrown open. Lilly’s voice rang loud and clear. “%$^&#!”

Hannah had no idea what she was saying.

All she saw was a ball of fire slamming into the figure!

A shrill scream sounded, and the pair of feet that were so firmly planted to the ground lifted as it tried to make its escape.

Lilly chased after her with a determined expression. The fireball whirred in her hand before being pelted at the ghost.

Pablo narrowed his eyes. “That’s a malignant spirit…”

Ghosts were divided into classes.

Wandering spirits were the ones who roamed the world of the living. They don’t do anything but wander.

Wandering spirits were typically souls who died of illnesses, car accidents, or old age and failed to reach the gates of heaven.

Souls who died an unnatural death and carry great resentment are aptly named resentful spirits.

They were often aggressive. When time and place aligned, it could manifest and take lives.

Malignant spirits were the most vicious and ranked above resentful spirits. They died tragic and abnormal deaths. They carried a paranoid obsession and were capable of absorbing negative energy to ‘upgrade’ themselves and attach themselves to the living.

Just like how unlucky ghosts could attach themselves to a human and cause severe bad luck or even accidental death as a result.

Malignant spirits were unable to accept their deaths and wandered in search of hosts to live again.

Lilly failed to suppress the evil and allowed the female spirit to escape.

Before the female spirit ran away, she turned and glared viciously at Lilly before disappearing into the night in a blink of an eye.

Lilly turned to ask, “What’s a malignant spirit, Master?”

kinds of malignant spirits. At the end of the day, they’re all made up of various negative emotions that stem from love, hate, greed, anger, and

“What kind of

eyes.

blinked and turned

seemed she had

ghost here

“That’s right. Extremely gluttonous people tend to

Lilly nodded in understanding.

say children shouldn’t cry

completely out

was saying even though the younger girl had turned around to speak to her. When

I

and burst into

She was so scared,

arrival with a fireball

like that in the animated cartoons her brother

till she was out of breath and refused to let

her. “Cry it out. You’re a good

was a child herself, and yet she was placating

something. “Wait for me, Hannah! I’ll

yet forgotten her

every step as she hurried to get a cup. Hannah was

two drops were left by the time

girls shared a

hesitated, “Why don’t you…try to

pouted and tried again while

who watched from the sidelines, was at a loss

she got tired from crying. Even

down and cry instead, Hannah! You

“Mnn…”

the bed. Lilly fell asleep as soon as her head hit

exhaustion from endlessly crying

**

The next day.

speaking to Margaret. “You should wake Hannah up in a while. She will

past 11. Oversleeping was a

worried. “Hannah has an awful temper in the morning, Mrs. Crawford. Should we

coax Hannah whenever she

up was a different

replied, “She has a

nothing to say to

wheelchair and stopped outside Lilly’s room. She gently knocked on the

girl by her side for the past few days. She always woke up at

with a smile on her face to greet

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