Jackson summoned another nun ghost slave to control Linda, and in order to prevent the accident from happening again, Jackson summoned two more nun ghost slaves to watch over Lady Linda's son and daughter respectively

Now Jackson began to continue searching, the basement space was not much, and as he rummaged little by little, Jackson finally discovered the existence of the music box

It was in a closet, and Jackson took out the music box, or rather, the open music box, and Jackson closed the music box

Mrs. Linda's struggle stopped, and she fainted.

The style of this music box looks old, but the manufacturing process and some of the embellishments on it are extremely exquisite.

The closure of the music box seems to have caused the ghost that affected Lady Linda to disappear, or rather locked in the music box, which is supposed to be a supernatural prop.

Jackson took the music box and looked at it carefully, and when he didn't open it, it was a simple and ordinary music box.

"Let's go, it's been solved, the source has been found." Jackson Road.

Jackson reclaimed his ghost domain, and disappeared along with the four summoned nuns and ghost slaves.

Pete carried the unconscious Mrs. Linda on his back, while his son and daughter followed behind him, as if they were terrified, and more fear was on Jackson.

They were all five or six year olds, and they could feel the malice the most, and Jackson's flash of murder to their mother had frightened them.

The group left the basement and went to the living room on the first floor, where Pete placed Mrs. Linda on the couch beside her, while his son and daughter looked at their mother worriedly.

"Don't worry, he's fine, it's just that he's a little weak because of being possessed." Jackson Road.

At this moment, footsteps sounded, and the man who had been unconscious before woke up from his coma, and he returned to normal because the music box had been closed

He went downstairs to see his wife fainting on the couch, his son and daughter looking at his mother worriedly, and there were two uninvited guests in the house, although both of them were known by Walt.

"Why are you at my house?" Walter Road.

Walter hurried to the couch and looked at his son and daughter, trying to protect them behind him, but the son and daughter looked at him with a frightened expression.

"You don't want to come here."

Walter froze in place, he didn't expect that one day his son and daughter would be so afraid of him, although he didn't know why, but this feeling was a little unacceptable to him.

Walter sat down on the couch beside him decadently, not understanding why his son and daughter were so afraid of him, and he looked at Pete for some answers.

After about 20 minutes of conversation, Walter learned the truth of the matter from Pete, but he was still a little incredulous, he was not a native of the Vatican, he was a staunch godless and demonist.

It's just that Walter looked at his son and daughter who were afraid of him, and he had to accept this conclusion that sounded very ridiculous.

After about ten minutes, Mrs. Linda awoke from her coma, and found herself lying on the couch in the living room, with her husband beside her, Pete, who had come to help, and Jackson, who had terrified her

Although she was in a state of being affected by the music box at that time, her consciousness was extremely clear, and even because of the influence of the music box, she felt Jackson's killing intent at that time more closely.

"Linda, what the hell is going on here? Pete said, "It's me who has been influenced by the devil and hurt you." Walter said as he approached Linda.

Linda subconsciously stood up and stepped back, and then she reacted and stood in place, she knew that her action would definitely break Walt's heart, but the fear engraved in her bones would not change for a while.

"So is all this true?" Walter hid his face and choked up.

"I'm sorry, I'm really sorry, I didn't expect such a thing to happen, and I didn't expect it to hurt you, and the child." Walter Road.

Jackson had no intention of staying here, and neither did Pitt have the idea, and the two of them immediately left Mrs. Linda's house and returned to their own home.

Jackson returned to his room and took out the music box, which was supposed to be a supernatural prop, but Jackson didn't understand its specific purpose

Jackson gently opened the music box, and the lid on the music box popped open, revealing a pattern resembling a swirl on the lid of the open box.

As the music played, the pattern was slowly rotating, and Jackson sensed a cold aura, through this swirling swirl pattern, Jackson seemed to see a whirlpool or a slender black ghost behind him.

The slender black ghost couldn't see clearly, but it was undoubtedly this demon that affected Lady Linda's family

"Come here."

As soon as Jackson's words fell, this slender black ghost really came to him, and Jackson's eyes couldn't help but light up, it seems that this slender black ghost is really under his control, or it may be an accident.

Jackson remembers a quote from the original plot that the Ghost Closet said, "You will have everything, and you will lose everything." ”

The slender black ghost in the music box, although he obeyed orders, must have some kind of risk of getting out of control, such as Walt once opened it, and then he almost killed his wife, son and daughter.

So where is this runaway point? Why does Walt's use get out of control? And Jackson himself was able to make the lanky ghost in the music box obedient.

Jackson already had some speculations in his heart, such as this loss of control is according to a certain proportion, and there is a certain risk in using it, every time you open the music box, you either obey the order, or it is out of control.

Another mistake Walter remembers was that he didn't open the music box long enough, and he seemed to close it after just a demonstration, which may have inadvertently angered or violated the killing rules of the elongated ghost inside the music box.

After that, life returned to the old days, and Jackson heard that in the end, Mrs. Linda still chose to divorce Walt, although this matter is ultimately the fault of the music box, but many things are not just about right and wrong.

Walter finally agreed to the divorce, leaving all his savings to Mrs. Linda and his son and daughter, and he chose to leave the house.