Susie felt aching all over her body, and her wounds kept bleeding.

Although she was in the underworld, she was not a ghost. She could bleed and feel pain. She had experienced so much before, but nothing compared to the pain she felt today.

It was a pain of bones being crushed and crushed.

Susie fell to the ground, gasping for breath, her chest hurting with each breath.

The former demon king Barry, now only remains as a charred black puddle, not scattered soul, but with a face like burnt charcoal, a body that seemed to have been dried out of water, and at first glance, resembled a mummified corpse that had been air-dried in a charcoal stove for thousands of years.

He remained motionless, with his mouth wide open, and unexpectedly "died" again.

Susie only just found out that ghosts could die again for the first time, not only by dispersing their souls, but also through other means of death.

She stared at Barry's "corpse" and felt somewhat uneasy, it was an inexplicable intuition.

Susie raised her hand and suddenly a fireball flew out, just to be safe, she burned Barry a little more.

Never in a million years did I expect that, the fire suddenly burst into flames, and the familiar gloominess started to emerge. However, this time it wasn't a billowing gloominess, but only a thin wisp as thick as an arm.

Without hesitation, Susie brandished her Judge Pen, willing to waste her dark power in order to completely eliminate it!

The void resounded with inexplicable screams.

These screams were very similar to the screams of women, children, and old people, with some men's screams mixed in, which were deeper and more chaotic, indescribably terrifying.

After the Yin energy was completely eliminated, Susie finally breathed a sigh of relief. She took a rest for a while and looked at a tree not far away.

Under the tree, there was a palm-sized monster. At this moment, it was lying on the ground, with a small tuft of fur on its tail sticking up straight, not knowing whether it was dead or alive.

Susie propped up her knees and walked shakily over to it, grabbing its tail and lifting it up.

"Hey... are you still alive?" Susie poked the cheek of the little monster.

The little imp tilted and didn't wake up, but it felt secure as if it was leaning on Susie's shoulder, with its four mouse-like little paws tightly gripping Susie's clothes.

Susie originally wanted to take it down and temporarily put it in the Soul Calabash, but she didn't want to hold it too tightly. She didn't have much strength herself, so she had to give up.

Here at the foot of Mount Hood, Susie looked down upon Portland and then glanced up at the hazy Mount Hood. After hesitating for a moment, she resolutely walked towards Mount Hood.

She was well aware that the dark energy she had just slain was merely a fraction of the mysterious person's clone, definitely not his true form.

Just now, Barry was sentenced. She was so close to him, yet she couldn't feel the sinister aura hidden inside his body.

Susie was seriously injured at the moment, and she didn't feel that going back to Portland to find a place for treatment was necessarily a good idea.

Just a small distraction of Yin energy was enough to inflict such serious injuries on her. What if she happened to run into that mysterious man in a black robe when she returned to Portland?

The ancestors couldn't save her, and her father couldn't save her. Except for Empress Nature, who is currently missing, perhaps she could stop that mysterious man in the black robe. Susie felt that no one else could fight him anymore.

Susie suddenly remembered her older brother, but quickly shook her head.

Looking back now, could it be that my brother was also disguising himself to evade the mysterious figure in the black robe?

In short, before having the ability, it is best to avoid direct contact.

Susie poked the cheek of the little ghost again, but the little creature still didn't wake up. Susie was afraid that her ancestors would worry, so she had no choice but to summon the unlucky ghost.

"Unlucky uncle, please make sure to find our ancestors... and then go back to the underworld to tell Micky and our parents, just tell them that I'm fine..."

What happened to the unlucky ghost?

Why is little Yama from their family covered in injuries?

"Susie, are you okay? Why don't you go back to the underworld?" the unlucky ghost exclaimed.

Susie shook her head and said, "The journey is too far, I must heal immediately."

In her ring, there were many healing pills. She was not worried about getting injured, but what was more important was to quickly hide and heal.

The unlucky ghost kept turning back three times and repeatedly warned, "You must be careful yourself!"

Susie smiled and said, "Don't worry, who am I? I am Little Lucky, after all!"

The unlucky ghost quickly flew away.

Susie entered Mount Hood without looking back and didn't dare to stop for a moment, flying straight towards the deepest part of the mountain.

Susie had just left not long ago.

It took about five minutes.

A small black dot floated in from a distance and quickly arrived at the place where Barry had just been burned into nothingness. It squinted slightly.

"Did he run away?" The man in the black robe had a sinister look in his eyes as he raised his hand, and a lotus lamp floated above his palm.

In no time, the man in the black robe fixed his gaze on Mount Hood.

At this moment, he remembered Ledger, whom he had been chasing all the way, growing stronger with each kill, and now reaching a point that could not be underestimated.

But if he doesn't completely crush them when they are weak, it will be even more difficult for him when they grow stronger.

The man in the black robe entered Mount Hood without any hesitation.

Not long after the man in the black robe left, approximately five minutes later, Ledger appeared in the same spot.

He glanced around for only a moment, and there were traces of fierce battles here. Assuming Susie didn't win, she was probably...

Ledger looked towards Mount Hood and instinctively knew that Susie would choose Mount Hood. Without hesitation, he walked towards Mount Hood.