Lu Yao opened her eyes and found herself standing in an unfamiliar place. From a distance, she could still see the yellow color in the sky fading sl
owly, which meant it was already dawn.
I’m sure as hell that I died in that car accident. Then where am I now? Don’t tell me I’ve transmigrated, thought the girl as she began looking around.
“What are you doing standing there? It’s dangerous at this time to be outside. Let’s hurry to the school ground,” said a pale-looking man.
“Uh… okay,” Lu Yao replied and started to follow him.
Who is this man again? It seems like I have no memories of the previous owner of this body, and I have no idea where I am.
The man walked in a hurry, while Lu Yao walked normally, still thinking. This made the pale-looking man turn his head and glare at her.
“Little girl, why are you walking so slowly? And you know it’s already dawn. Didn’t your parents ever tell you there are monsters at dawn?” he said angrily.
What is this ghost-faced man trying to scare me with? Does he think I’m a baby? Monsters? Huh, what a joke, Lu Yao thought as she looked back at him.
“Who are you trying to scare? Do I look like a two-year-old girl? Let me tell you, this aunt is not scared of monsters. Let those monsters come, and I’ll thrash them to hell with my bare hands,” Lu Yao said with a smirk.
“Ahh, so you’re not scared? You’re quite courageous for a first-year student,” the white-faced man asked.
“Not at all. This aunt isn’t scared,” she replied confidently.
How can I be scared of such imaginary things used to frighten children? You’ll need to try harder than that, she thought.
The pale man looked astonished. In his entire ghost life, he had never met a first-year student who wasn’t afraid of monsters.
Most students who registered in the sect arrived before dawn and locked themselves inside their dormitories until sunrise because they were too afraid. No first-year student ever dared to stay
Is she going to survive?
