Chapter76

Behind each stone was a small mound. Ya made sure to avoid each one with every step.
The wind howled endlessly through the cemetery, always in her ears, and every so often she'd glance back to see Jiang Che following her.
Ya kept her fists clenched, eyes peeled for any sign of a shadow.
She and Jiang Che had agreed—when danger came, Jiang Che would charge forward…
No, to save her.
Jiang Che took a deep breath, following Ya so closely he barely dared to blink.
Terrified of missing an enemy.
Ya's steps were slow. Her goal wasn't to escape this place but to lure out the spirit hiding in the dark. She didn't care what kind of evil spirit it was, as long as it killed Jiang Che.
It hadn't been long before Ya felt a chill creep up her back.
That feeling of being watched was rising inside her again,
but this time it wasn't just one set of eyes—it was countless, a swarm, coming from every direction.
It was as if—
Ya froze, snapping her gaze to the gravestones at her feet.
—as if everything buried beneath these tombstones was crawling out!
Moonlight poured straight down from above. In this dungeon, even pale clouds were absent—no drifting over the moon, no waxing or waning. The night was utterly bright, casting everything in a silver glow.
For that reason, under this silver moonlight, every detail in the dungeon was starkly visible.
Faced with danger, there was not a single shadow where humans could hide.
In this hunt, there was nowhere for humans to run.