Game Advent: I am the Monster King Harvester

When Bai Miao recalled this record, his initial thought was that the ghost car was simply unforgivable.

If she lost her child, she would make others suffer the pain of losing their children as well.

Isn't this definitely a unreasonable monster?

But previous examples taught her that it was not uncommon for rumors to not match reality, and she couldn't jump to conclusions based solely on stories she had read before.

What's more, this is the territory of the Ghost Car, and what is recorded here are the facts in her memory.

It’s just that the relevant characters will be shaped according to her subjective impressions.

The negative image of Ai Min and the naughty kids has become a foregone conclusion.

So Bai Miao guessed that there might be another hidden story behind this matter.

Moreover, the forest and the ghost baby in it have never appeared in any records.

Why would the people who recorded it erase these things? Is it to hide something?

This makes people doubt that the facts may not be the same as what is recorded, or even completely the opposite.

This time she wants to try to get a perfect clearance by going through the level in person.

Then you should not be misled by the illusion before you.

The key to unlocking the mystery may lie in why the ghost car kills children.

What unknown things happened before this?

But Ai Min was unwilling to cooperate in the first place. If the matter was deliberately concealed, she should not be able to find out anything.

But I can try to test his reaction to this question first.

So she said bluntly: "I have another question, why did the monster kill the child and bury it in the woods?"

Ai Min's face changed slightly when he heard this, but he immediately concealed his emotions and said impatiently: "If I had known, I wouldn't have invited you here! Does a monster need a reason to go crazy?"

Seeing that he was so resistant to this question, Bai Miao thought that he might have found the right direction.

She had been staring at Ai Min and found that he didn't react much when he heard about the monster killing children.

It wasn't until she said "buried in the woods" that his expression suddenly changed.

Are forests the key to solving the problem?

What happened in those woods?

Bai Miao recalled that when he first entered the dungeon, Ai Min ran very fast while leading the way through the woods.

She thought at the time that he was simply testing the Taoist's abilities.

Plus, after the crisis was resolved, he said, "If you can't even protect yourself, how can you help me exorcise demons?"

This also made her more certain that it was just the initial screening.

But now I think it should be more than that.

The villagers may be avoiding the woods, or even afraid of the ghost babies in them!

If this is the case, it means they have something to hide.

Bai Miao used the same old trick again and asked directly, "Has anything been buried in the woods before?"

These words caught Ai Min off guard.

He subconsciously stepped back: "Why are you asking this?"

In fact, Bai Miao didn't intend to ask anything, he just wanted to know whether the woods was the key location.

And Ai Min's body movements had already told her the answer.

Then she could make a wild guess.

Maybe the naughty kids got into trouble in the woods and provoked the ghost car, which led to her revenge?

But in order to conceal their mistake, the clan leader and villagers helped them with the aftermath.

So Guiche began to hate them as well.

But where did those ghost babies come from?

Are these the villagers’ children that the ghost car once killed?

But they would attack villages at night, and it was obvious that they were in the same group as the Ghost Car.

Is it because Guiche treats them as his own children?

After all, the legend mentions that the ghost car once lost a child.

When Bai Miao thought about this, he realized that he could not restore the facts based on inference alone.

She hasn't explored the entire map yet.

Perhaps there are clues in the village that are the key to solving the mystery.

But she must not let Ai Min discover her intentions.

So she pretended to prepare for exorcism and asked Ai Min first: "Can this yard still be used for exorcism tonight?"

Ai Min hummed with his nose.

Bai Miao raised an eyebrow and refused to tolerate him: "Then help me prepare a large tank of water and catch a few giant salamanders, and then we will meet the monster tonight!"

Ai Min's nose almost got crooked with anger: "Why should I help you prepare it?"

Bai Miao looked at him with a half-smile: "Exorcising demons is not something you can do with words alone. If you don't put in any effort, how can you expect pie to fall from the sky?"

Ai Min's cheeks twitched a few times: "Then what are you doing?"

Bai Miao glanced at him and said, "I'm going to set up a trap in the village to get rid of the demons at night. What, you want to work for me?"

Ai Min's face turned dark, but he couldn't utter another word.

After a while, he squeezed out a few words from between his teeth: "I don't care what kind of car it is, you must get rid of it today!"

After hearing this, the demon-conquering guard asked, "You guys? Do you mean you can cooperate?"

Ai Min breathed out through his nose and responded reluctantly, "Whatever."

So the guard looked at Bai Miao and asked, "Want to cooperate?"

Bai Miao was still unsure what the result would be if he carried out his previous idea.

She was worried that she would make a mistake and drag others down, so she shook her head and said, "It all depends on your ability."

The guard nodded and walked out the door first.

Bai Miao also followed him out.

Before leaving, she reminded Ai Min: "When you come back at noon, I want to see what I asked you to prepare, otherwise you will bear the consequences!"

Without waiting for Ai Min to say anything, she activated Jiffy's ability and rushed out the door at high speed.

Only Ai Min was left standing there alone, waiting for her to walk away and then cursing at her from behind.

Bai Miao led the monsters straight to the woods outside the village.

If you want to know the secrets here, you should come and see it in person.

But as soon as she reached the entrance of the woods, she saw the ghost babies standing nearby, watching her intently.

They opened their mouths wide and showed their sharp teeth to her in protest.

Those pairs of dark green eyes sparkled in the dark, staring at the food that was about to be delivered to the door like hungry wolves.

However, Bai Miao smiled and wiped his lips, as if to say that it was not certain who the food belonged to.

Of course, she was not that picky. In the end, she just patted the little crow on the shoulder and waited for him to emit a dazzling light before she swaggered into the woods.

The ghost babies screamed and fled far away, watching the Bai Miao invading their territory with resentment, but they could do nothing about it.

Bai Miao made a big circle in the forest with the golden big light bulb on his head.

Fortunately, not nothing was gained.

They found a stone house in an inconspicuous place.

It is much smaller than a normal building, and its surface is covered with vines, so you can't even notice its existence if you don't look carefully.

In a wooded environment, Takayama-kun, as a wood-type monster, is clearly more at ease.

Besides, he often went up the mountain to collect herbs and knew a lot about plants, so he took the initiative to clean the vines.

Only then did everyone see the true appearance of the stone house.

From the outside, it looks like a temple or a tomb. The oval door is dark brown and has many strange patterns carved on it, which adds a bit of mystery to it.

Gao Shanjun looked around and knocked when necessary.

But after a while, he turned around and shook his head at Bai Miao.

It looks like this door cannot be opened easily.

Bai Miao was worried that something might happen if he delayed too long, so he put on Meng Huai's cloak and went forward to check.

Just when she took a few steps away, the brown door suddenly opened its eyes!

Everyone then realized that the "door" was actually a human face, and the patterns on it were wrinkles on the face.

The monsters all perked up and prepared to protect the law.

But the face didn't take any action.

It opened its eyes wide and asked Bai Miao sternly, "Why are you here?"