Tokyo: I was tricked into marrying a yandere ghost

Looking at the feedback from the small bronze mirror, Kiyokawa Kiri breathed a sigh of relief, but inevitably fell into deep thought—this guy is so weak, how dare he set his sights on a mermaid?

Or is it that I'm even more capable than I imagined?

Although it can't compare to the incredibly overpowered ghost stories like Kayako Kawamata and Sadako Yamamura, at least I know quite a few psychic games, and the mermaids also possess a high level of spirituality, allowing them to summon the vengeful spirits represented by these psychic games.

At least when it comes to getting reinforcements, I should be considered quite good at it...

Kiyokawa Kiri comforted himself for a moment, but soon a new problem arose: how to get out of the room?

Fortunately, seeing him breathe a sigh of relief, Tomie Kawakami realized that the trouble might be resolved, so she decisively stepped forward, pointed to the operating table, and said succinctly, "There are signs of movement on the ground. The way out is under the operating table."

Eri Motokawa and the other woman quickly looked over and discovered that there were indeed barely perceptible signs of movement under the operating table.

In fact, the room required finding clues in the corners to deduce the correct location of the door. However, Tomie Kawakami had already determined its location through subtle clues. She hadn't mentioned it before only because of the supernatural forces at play.

Now that the problem is solved, things naturally become much simpler.

The group quickly stepped forward and worked together to push the operating table away. Eri Motokawa, still somewhat unsatisfied, said, "I thought the summoning game would actually come in handy, but I didn't expect the mechanism to be so easily figured out..."

"It was after watching that psychic game that I discovered the exit location."

Tomie Kawakami glanced at her and said unhurriedly, "The light in the room has dimmed a little."

"The traces of movement were very clear under the changing light..."

She seemed to be intentionally intimidating these two useless female college students. Kiyokawa Kiri clearly saw the frightened expressions on the faces of Motokawa Eri and the others, and immediately became speechless.

He shook his head, thinking that Kawakami Tomie was far too wicked.

Fortunately, when Miss Bloody Mary appeared, the surrounding atmosphere... or rather, the spiritual pressure she exuded would cause ordinary people to be in a dazed state, so the two of them haven't noticed anything unusual yet.

Of course, the main reason is because of my blood...

"If it weren't for the special nature of my blood, even if we had successfully summoned Bloody Mary, we would probably be the ones who died." Kiyokawa Kiri glanced at his thumb and found that the wound had already healed.

He couldn't help but feel somewhat satisfied, at least his self-healing ability was practically unbeatable.

While the psychic game had its limitations, it also provided him with an idea: his own blood was an invaluable delicacy for ghost stories. Could he use this characteristic to raise ghost stories?

Try again when you get home...

Before long, the four of them crawled out of the secret passage under the operating table.

Two-thirds of the time in the haunted house had already passed. The later levels were relatively easier, and the two female college students who had been slacking off the whole time were finally able to play a role. It took the four of them almost an hour to finally leave the haunted house.

"We didn't encounter anyone else. Didn't you say there were three groups of passersby?"

As soon as she stepped outside, Eri Motokawa couldn't help but complain to the staff.

The latter looked rather embarrassed and could only helplessly explain, "Most of the other people quit the game within the first twenty minutes. Um... our haunted house is newly opened, and we use the latest equipment from abroad, so it might be a bit scary for most people."

"Indeed, it felt like I was freezing to death in that operating room," another girl nodded in agreement.

They were completely unaware of the seriousness of the situation. Kiyokawa Kiri pulled Kawakami Tomie to stay in the rest area for a while longer, coldly watching the staff coming and going inside the haunted house.

About fifteen minutes later, several men in suits ran over; they appeared to be park managers or similar figures.

"What if they discover any traces of the ghost story?" Kawakami Tomie's eyes flickered slightly as she spoke softly. "The one who attacked us was a human, right? What if they find the body?"

"There won't be any corpses..."

Kiyokawa Kiri let out a slow breath and said with certainty, "Bloody Mary should have eaten that person completely, leaving no trace."

"They should be wondering if they miscalculated the number of visitors. After all, there are no cameras or anything like that in this haunted house. They only see people going in but not coming out, so they can only assume it was a staff oversight."

The sorcerer who tried to harm him was long dead and his remains were nowhere to be found.

The only thing that Kiyokawa Kiri felt sorry for was that those several very powerful-looking stone statues could not be preserved and were eaten by Miss Bloody Mary as snacks. He thought that those things must be the legendary Kuman Thong, or perhaps a very powerful supernatural tale.

"But maybe it's a good thing we didn't get our hands on it. I heard that the way it's made is really weird," Kiyokawa Kiri thought.

Most Thai ghost stories are quite eerie, with Kuman Thong being one of them. Other things like raising ghost children also seem to be related to Thailand—Southeast Asians have a deep understanding of these things, and so-called black magic and sorcerers are more common in Southeast Asia.

Kiyokawa Kiri was a little envious of the other person's ability, but from another perspective, she should also be able to make similar items.

As long as Omi is willing to teach him.

What happened today was enough to demonstrate the benefits of having a lot of experience. He felt that Omi Kin was definitely hiding a lot from him and would try to get this "mermaid lady" to reveal it later, so that he wouldn't be too passive next time he encountered a similar situation.

"Let's go too, so as not to arouse suspicion later."

Tomie Kawakami turned around and then grabbed Kiyokawa Kiri to leave.

She was clever; she didn't ask why the other party wanted to harm Kiyokawa Mist, or even what the price would be—she already knew that Kiyokawa Mist was hiding many secrets.

Not controlled by their own charm, possessing self-healing abilities far exceeding those of ordinary people, and having an almost 100% success rate in performing psychic rituals...

All of this combined suggests that Kiyokawa Kiri is clearly someone like herself.

This discovery greatly intrigued Kawakami Tomie. The reason she wasn't in a hurry to get Kiyokawa Kiri to reveal everything was because her superior character gave her immense confidence; she was capable of making Kiyokawa Kiri willingly tell her...

It's very simple; all you have to do is make this interesting man fall head over heels for you.