Japanese Terrorist: What? I'll fight Hellstar!

In the TV station building, A-gei and Hongdou had just entered the lobby and arrived at the elevator.

The red numbers above the elevator doors are jumping as it slowly descends from the upper floors.

A-gei took out a powder compact from his handbag, checked his makeup in the small mirror, and touched up his lipstick, while Hong-dou idly twirled the ends of his hair with his fingers.

"Ding!"

The bell suddenly rang, but it wasn't from the elevator; it came from A-ge's handbag.

It's a text message notification sound.

Without stopping, she flipped open the bag flap with one hand, pinched out the phone with two fingers, and swiped the screen with her thumb.

His gaze casually swept over the new message.

In just a moment, the slightly exaggerated smile on her face froze like dried plaster.

Just as Hongdou was about to ask her what was wrong, her own phone rang.

The ringing sounded particularly jarring in the quiet hall.

Hongdou took out her phone, glanced at it, and the muscles in her cheeks twitched slightly.

She looked up at A-ge, and their eyes met, reflecting almost identical expressions—a twisted and terrifying look.

The elevator doors had already opened, but A-Ge and Hong-Dou hesitated to enter. The TV station staff were about to urge them when they saw the two men with ferocious expressions, their dark eyes gleaming with a sinister fire, staring intently at their phone screens as if they wanted to pierce through them with their gaze.

The staff member was startled by the expressions on the two people's faces, and couldn't say anything.

Age's aura became murky, and an invisible white phantom floated out of her body, seeping into the phone in her hand like smoke, tracing the invisible radio waves between the phone's components back to the source of the number.

However, a few seconds later, Age's spirit emerged from the phone.

A-gei's face turned even uglier, and seeing her like this, Hongdou realized the seriousness of the problem.

"Is the phone off over there?"

"It's a pretty bad situation."

Ah Ge said with a forced smile.

"Excuse me, there's an emergency, we need to leave for a little while."

Hongdou glanced at the staff member next to her who seemed to want to say something but hesitated.

The staff members standing nearby exchanged bewildered glances, completely taken aback by the sudden change in the two men's attitudes.

"But, Miss A-Ge, Miss Hongdou, the live broadcast schedule has already been arranged, and the director's side..."

"We'll explain it to the director ourselves!"

Ah Gei interrupted him.

"Now, please arrange a car for us, immediately!"

Her gaze swept over him, and that usually comical, exaggerated face now carried a chilling sense of oppression.

They would never allow their scandals to be spread—they, preoccupied with such matters, are completely unaware of their standing in the eyes of the authorities.

Of course, this was also a deliberate act by the authorities.

In any case, these two ignorant and powerful comedians must not be made aware of what kind of privileges they possess.

The staff member swallowed hard, not daring to ask any more questions, and quickly nodded, "Yes, I'll arrange it right away!"

A few minutes later, A-gei and Hongdou were already in the van arranged by the TV station, which sped towards Nerima Ward.

Across from the TV station building, in a coffee shop, Amamiya Rin put down her teacup, picked up her cane from the table, and got up to pay the bill.

Stepping out of the coffee shop, not far from the street, there was a Jeep that looked quite old.

Amamiya Rin opened the car door, sat in the driver's seat, tossed his cane to the back, turned the key, and the engine roared to life. The jeep followed the van and entered the city's main road.

As dusk settled and the streetlights came on one by one, A-gei drove very fast, almost skirting the speed limit, exuding a sense of impatience.

Amamiya Rin's jeep followed steadily behind, at a distance of nearly a hundred meters, neither too far nor too close.

According to his plan, if everything goes smoothly, A-gei and Red Bean's spirits will enter the haunted house and become a thorn in Kayako's side.

When A-gei and Anko clash with Kayako, their power will inevitably be restrained, and that will be the time for him to make his move.

In the worst-case scenario, A-gei and Hongdou's bodies will also enter the haunted house.

Amamiya Rin had naturally considered this situation, otherwise he wouldn't have taken action personally.

Because Kayako sees Tomie Kawakami as no different from a cockroach, she will not allow Tomie Kawakami into her home.

Shortly afterward, the van that A-gei and Hongdou were riding in finally stopped at the intersection of a quiet street in Nerima Ward.

The two women hurriedly got out of the car, looked at the road sign, and turned into a narrower alleyway next to them.

The alleyway is sandwiched between two rows of old-fashioned single-family houses. It is no more than two meters wide, and the ground is old cement with stubborn weeds growing in the cracks.

The streetlights are outside the alley; deep inside, only the moonlight can barely illuminate the path.

"This is it..."

As she walked deeper into the alley, Hongdou lowered her voice and used the light from her phone screen to check the address and house number.

They stopped in front of a house.

Before me was an ordinary Japanese-style detached house, a two-story standalone building with a small courtyard. However, the courtyard seemed to have been neglected for a long time, with withered vines climbing the walls and the lawn overgrown with weeds.

On the second floor, the curtains on one of the windows were not fully drawn, leaving a gap.

Looking out from the alley, there was only pure darkness behind that gap.

However, staring at it for a moment can create the illusion that someone is hiding in the darkness, peering back through the gap.

A-gei and Hongdou exchanged a glance, and the air around them seemed to distort slightly.

If someone with clairvoyance were present, they would see white phantoms with human outlines, drifting slowly from above their heads like wisps of smoke.

Those were their very beings. In an extremely simple and brutal manner, the two of them released more than a dozen beings. Their faces were blurry and they drifted aimlessly. After pausing briefly in the air, they silently passed through the gaps in the iron fence and disappeared into the Saeki family's courtyard, just like fish returning to their nests.

Then, they slipped through the crack in the tightly closed door of the small building and entered the interior.

The room was dimly lit, with the doors and windows tightly shut out the outside light, but A-gei and Hong-dou could still vaguely see their surroundings.

Blurry footprints were left on the floor covered in a thick layer of dust. The air smelled of dust, and... a slightly sweet, rusty metallic smell.

The furniture was overturned, and the walls were covered with stains and peeling wallpaper. Some areas were of varying shades, resembling water stains or other marks left after the dirt had dried.

In the kitchen, the sink was dry, but there was a ring of dark yellow grime around the edge. The cupboard door was half open, and the inside was empty except for a few chipped dishes. In the bathroom, a bucket lay overturned on the floor, and the floor was covered with almost dried liquid.

A-Ge and Hong-Dou walked around the rooms on the first floor. No matter how they looked at it, it didn't seem like a place where anyone had ever lived; there was absolutely no sign of life.