I am a full-level celestial master, you let me enter the strange talk of rules?

The moment the door opened, what greeted Moriho Heiji was a burst of ghostly howling.

A powerful sound wave, accompanied by a sound that could pierce one's eardrums, emanated from the room.

The two chosen ones fell into a brief coma instantly.

At this moment, the hidden rule has been violated.

Just as they came to their senses, they heard complex and terrifying footsteps coming from the place they had just passed.

The footsteps were so rapid and frightening.

Bativa was already considered brave enough, but when he looked back, he saw a group of incorporeal misty ghosts running towards them with their mouths wide open and shrieking.

He was almost frightened to death.

Even more terrifying was the appearance of a misty arm from the gate.

The two chosen ones instantly felt their hair stand on end, and a breath of death rushed from the soles of their feet straight to their foreheads.

Moriho Heiji was even more terrified. His hands seemed to be grasped tightly by the arms in the gate and he could not move.

He wanted to reach out his other hand and seek help from his teammates.

He felt that if his teammates gave him a hand, he would be able to break free.

Because he could feel that the guy in the door was not very strong.

But Bativa didn't trust this teammate in his heart. The people of Sakura Country were very cunning. If I reached out my hand, he might push me into the door and run away.

Or in other words, if I waste enough time and get caught up by these ghosts, then I’ll be dead.

If not now, when?

Bativa just didn't understand why the ghost attacked him when he didn't break any rules.

But now is not the time to reason with a ghost, and there is no time to think.

He ignored Moriho Heiji's request for help without hesitation and ran in another direction.

Soon, Moriho Heiji's cries for help were drowned out by the army of ghosts.

After three minutes of desperate running, Bativa had good luck, and with the strong reaction of a professional boxer, he actually found a way out.

The moment he ran out of the cabin, he jumped into the sea decisively.

With a splash, Bativa dived into the sea. He swam wildly, exerting all his strength.

He didn't have time to think about the details, but he knew that according to Rule 1, as long as he ran far away, he would be fine.

But at this moment, a ghost had appeared beside him without him noticing, and actually wrapped its hands and feet around his body, making him unable to move.

As Bativa continued to struggle, the ghost's voice reached his ears: "Salvaders who have come from afar, why are you in such a hurry to leave?"

The ghost's words were obviously directed to Batiwa, as he had already revealed Batiwa's identity. Batiwa was the only salvager nearby.

Then Bativa naturally violated Rule 2.

[Rule 2: If you hear a voice in your ear, if he is not talking to you, please do not answer it, otherwise you will be in danger. If he is talking to you, you need to respond quickly, otherwise you will also be in danger. ]

All Bativa has to do is answer and he won't be attacked, even if the ghost is stronger than him.

But now Batiwa was in the water and couldn't speak at all.

Even if I forced myself to open my mouth, no sound came out.

The rules have been broken, and only death awaits him.

The gray mist from the ghost continued to enter his body.

Batiwa felt that his strength was getting weaker and weaker, his consciousness was getting more and more blurred, his body was getting colder, and he was beginning to lose control of himself.

As the chosen one, I am ready to die.

At this moment, he did not have the despair and secrets that ordinary people had.

Instead, he analyzed the situation clearly: Oh no, it turns out the trap of this level is here. I didn't escape by luck, but the ghost couldn't kill me on the boat, so it deliberately drove me into the sea to prevent me from answering. I'm dead now!
Batiwa realized that everything that had just happened was terrifying. The Ghost definitely did not have the ability to kill the Chosen One alone.

They can only rely on tricks to lure the Chosen One into an unanswerable environment. Perhaps the "ghost" seen in the distance at the beginning and the opened box were all carefully designed by the ghost!
If it is a normal situation, as long as you answer according to the rules, there will be no big problem.

But what's the use of thinking about it? Batiwa is about to die now.

But he was open-minded. At least he knew clearly that he was dead before he lost consciousness.

My body continued to sink in the cold sea water and the light began to dim.

There seemed to be some fish swimming around, making bubbles.

Batiwa could not hold on any longer, his eyelids could no longer hold up and his vision began to blur.

But at this moment, he saw a figure swimming towards him.

A pair of big hands grabbed him tightly and pulled him out of the water from the bottom of the sea.

"It's ridiculous. I actually had a hallucination when I was dying. In the hallucination, my teammate from Sakura Country actually came to save me."

This was Bativa’s inner monologue. In his opinion, his teammates must have died long ago.

The images we can see now are just a flash of light.

But five minutes later, Bativa was dragged out of the water and slowly began to regain consciousness.

Because his body had been 'devoured' by a ghost, even though the abnormality on his body had disappeared, he was still unable to move.

Moriho Heiji was also a martial artist, and he forcibly carried him to the wreckage of a nearby ship.

After a while, Batiwa was able to control his body with his consciousness. He gasped for breath and began to move his hands and feet.

As for Moriho Heiji, he didn't dare to continue exploring until he recovered, and just kept glancing around.

"Why am I not dead? How are you alive?"

Batiwa asked the question in his heart.

In fact, he was too embarrassed to speak just now, because when Moriho Heiji cried for help, he chose to cold-bloodedly ignore him.

Now that he has been saved by Moriho Heiji, he feels guilty.

"If you attract the ghost away, I can live naturally."

Moriho Heiji calmly explained everything that had just happened.

Just now, when he touched the bone door handle, it was equivalent to touching the [ghost's artifact] mentioned in Rule 1.

Then trigger the conditions for "communicating" with the ghost.

The reason why he said here was that he was communicating with ghosts instead of being attacked by ghosts.

Because he just felt that the ghost's power was not very strong.

If you can attack him, why bother fighting with him? Why not just kill him directly?

When Bativa ran away, Moriho Heiji saw with his own eyes that the ghost that had just grabbed his hand actually let go of his hand and chased after Bativa.

And the numerous ghosts they 'encountered' when they came actually passed right by him and couldn't touch him at all.

The ghosts behind it seem to be able to make only ghostly noises.

After saying so much information, Moriho Heiji summarized and began to integrate and analyze: "In fact, the ghost who caught you is very smart. He deliberately placed his own artifact on the door handle and then made a whimpering sound to lure us to go find him.

Whenever we want to open the door, we must touch the door handle. I think there is a hidden rule here, that is, only when humans touch the ghost's objects can the ghost touch humans. It is mutual, but the rule is not written.

Just like when we were passing through those corridors, there were many ghosts around us, but they couldn't attack us because we didn't touch their objects.
I guess the ghost in the door doesn't have the ability to directly take over our bodies, so he can only use this method to scare us and make us jump into the water according to the route he designed.

This way, we won't be able to answer his questions, and he can use the rules to take over our bodies."

This was all the answer given by Moriho Heiji. It could be said that he had clearly guessed the rules of this strange ghost.

It can also be seen that when humans are in desperate situations, their adrenaline surges and their thoughts do need to move fast.

(End of this chapter)