"Walker," Ham said in the car, "it's amazing, how the hell did you do it?"

I briefly explained how I did it, because it was too deep for Ham to understand what it meant. But Ham is a smart man, and he didn't ask any more questions, but drove with peace of mind.

The crane stopped in front of a western church in the western suburbs of London, and remained unmoved at the door of the western church for a long time.

"Why didn't it move?" Ham stepped on the brakes and stopped the car, puzzled.

"Of course you want us to get out of the car." I unbuckled my seatbelt and quickly got out of the car and walked over to the Thousand Paper Cranes, Ham following closely behind me.

"Paper Crane," I said to Paper Crane, "Is Riley in here?"

The paper crane in the sky nodded at me.

"Will you take us to Riley?" Ham asked at the Thousand Paper Cranes.

The paper crane in the sky shook its head at Ham and me.

Ham was about to ask further when the paper crane suddenly spontaneously ignited in the air and turned into ashes, scattering in the air.

"What's going on?" Ham asked, puzzled.

"There's something in this church that I've never encountered before." I said anxiously, "The reason why it spontaneously combusted is that it doesn't want me to go in." What is certain for now, Ham, is that Riley is in it. Riley can be dangerous, though. ”

"Then we can't get in?" Ham asked me.

I sighed and said, "This question should be asked to you." I turned to face Ham, "Ham, when we go in, we may encounter dangers that we haven't encountered before, and you are still going to get in?"

Ham pondered for a moment, then resolutely said, "Get in!" Of course you have to go in. He swallowed his saliva and continued, "If Riley's danger is really caused by the little cardboard box I gave, I'd rather risk my life to save her!"

Ham finished speaking, and ran into the church without saying a word.

Looking at Ham's back, I didn't have time to think deeply and followed Ham into the Western church. After all, Ham is my employer now, and I can't get out of it if something happens to Ham. Besides, there is still a chance for me to go in with Ham, and if Ham goes in alone, he will surely die!

I can't do that! As an exorcist, I can't just watch the people around me get killed by demons and monsters! Even if I die, I can't let Ham die before me.

I breathed a sigh of relief and looked around at the sights and objects in the church.

The church was empty, and there was nothing. Today is Sunday, and there should be believers and nuns praying. But now Ham and I couldn't find a single believer or nun.

A feeling of uneasiness slowly rose from the depths of my heart, and I knew that Ham and I would not be able to get out of the church now!

"Walker," Ham whispered to me, "how do I feel cold in here?"

"Look outside," I said, pointing out of the church, instead of answering Ham's words, "how it's getting dark." ”

Before Ham and I entered the church, the sun was shining outside. As soon as we entered the church, the sky outside changed dramatically, and it was dark in an instant.

Ham exclaimed, "What's going on? Oh my God, Walker, can you tell me what's going on?"

Ham panicked a little and collapsed to the ground with his legs limp.

"Ham," I said, though I was a little scared, but I had to comfort Ham on the verge of collapse, "don't be afraid. With me, I won't let you get hurt. What's more, Riley is still waiting for you to save her! You can't just give up so easily!"

After listening to my words, Ham was much more emotionally stable.

He took three deep breaths, stood up and said, "Walker, I won't be afraid. Maybe the whole thing was really caused by me, and I can't just give up!"

"What do you mean?" I don't understand why Ham would say the whole thing was caused by him, is there anything else Ham is hiding from me?

I thought of the mysterious little cardboard box that Ham had given Riley, could it be that the little cardboard box contained something I didn't know about?

Ham sighed, "Walker, have you forgotten that little cardboard box?"

Sure enough, it has something to do with the small cardboard box.

I didn't interrupt Ham and listened quietly.

"There's an evil spirit hidden in the little cardboard box," said Ham, "and it must have been the cause of it." ”

Evil spirits? I don't understand what Ham means. If it's really an evil spirit, why can't I feel the presence of an evil spirit when I hold the small cardboard box? Is there anything evil in this world that I can't feel?

"Ham," I asked Ham, "are you sure there's an evil spirit in the little cardboard box?"

"I'm sorry, Walker." Ham said apologetically, "I shouldn't have hidden it from you. Inside the small cardboard box was an evil spirit, and that evil spirit was my great-grandfather. ”

It turns out that Ham was born with yin and yang eyes, so he can see many things that ordinary people can't see. As a result, only he was able to see the soul of his great-grandfather Shambaugh, not his parents and other family members.

When Ham first met Shambaugh, he was not afraid, but rather happy, thinking that he could enjoy family fun with his great-grandfather Shambaugh again. But he never thought that the properties of the shampoo he saw had changed drastically, and not only did he not know Ham, but he often went out to suck the blood of the livestock in the farm.

Later, when the livestock in the farm were sucked out, Shampot's target turned to the living, and many farmers were killed by Shampott.

Being able to watch Shambaught kill people, Ham was in a very bad mood. For the past twenty-two years, Ham has been looking for a way to subdue Shambaugh, but has not been able to do so.

It wasn't until a while ago that he met Riley, an exorcist, who locked Shambaut in a small cardboard box.

This time, Ham handed the small cardboard box to Riley, in the hope that Riley would be able to overtake Shambaut through exorcism. But no, Shambaugh's resentment was too heavy, and Riley's power could not overtake Shambaught, but was swallowed by Shambaugh's resentment, causing the entire western church to fall into the encirclement of evil spirits.

"Ham," I said, turning to Ham, "you should have told me sooner, and if I had told me sooner, maybe I could have done it." ”

"I'm sorry, Walker." "I didn't know that the exorcist I was looking for had lived in my house for three months. If I had known you were an exorcist, I would have told you about it. ”

"It's all right," I said, "I'm afraid it's not too late to tell me." ”

At least now I know that I'm going to face Ham's great-grandfather, Shambaught the Spirit.

Ham said that Shambaught had been sucking blood. In this way, it is very likely that Shambaugh is a vampire. Something suddenly occurred to me and immediately asked Ham, "Have the animals and people who have been sucked by Shambaugh's blood mutated?"

"Mutated!" Ham said sadly, "They've also become bloodsucking monsters like Shambaut!"

Oh my! I'm not going to encounter zombies!

After listening to Ham's words, I suddenly sighed uneasily. My uncle Ma Xiaoyuan once told me not to act rashly when I encountered a zombie, and I called him to inform him. The Shambaught I met now was most likely a zombie, and I had to call him at my uncle's orders.

Thinking of this, I immediately took out my mobile phone to call my uncle's number, but I didn't want the phone to be busy.