Midnight Evil Spirit 7

"No!" Jiang Yiluo couldn't help but scream, instinctively jerking the steering wheel, but it was already too late. Even Li Lin couldn't help shouting, "Oh no!" Time was too short; the black van was heading straight for the front of their car. At the same time, they saw—oh my god!—the windows of the black van were completely pitch black. They couldn't see a single person or any lights. A terrifying, ominous aura surged directly from this strange black vehicle toward them. They had never seen such a bizarre car before.\ With a whoosh, just when they thought a collision was inevitable, the black van unbelievably swerved at the very last moment, moving as fast as lightning, brushing past Li and Jiang's white van in an instant. It was incredibly close—less than a centimeter away—and a crash would have certainly occurred. Even Li Lin, a veteran police officer, couldn't help but close his eyes in fright. Almost simultaneously, this strange black van quickly sped past their vehicle, diving straight into the thick white fog behind them like lightning. With a thud, at the exact moment it passed their vehicles, the orange interior light in Li Lin's car inexplicably went out, plunging the entire car into darkness. In that split second, it felt to them as if an entire hour had passed.\ Almost simultaneously, Jiang Yiluo instinctively glanced at the side rearview mirror. Good thing he didn't look, but when he did, he was so terrified that he screamed. His entire body stiffened, hairs standing on end. He could hardly believe his eyes. Oh heavens, he saw in the mirror that the black van that had rush past his car was not actually a vehicle at all, but a ghostly illusion of a woman in a white robe, with long white hair flying, soaring backward into the white fog. Before he could react, the flying white-clad figure disappeared into the fog behind their car, leaving no trace.\ "Ghost! Ghost! Ghost!" Terrified out of his mind, Jiang Yiluo screamed, instinctively slamming on the brakes and coming to a rapid stop on the fog-covered roadside.\ "Are you crazy?!" Li Lin shouted angrily, nearly crashing into the windshield due to the sudden stop. Because of his obstructed view, he hadn't seen the horrifying scene Jiang Yiluo had just witnessed. At the same time, he was puzzled—how did the car's lights suddenly go out on their own?“Just now… just now…” Jiang Yiluo was so shocked that he could only repeat these two words over and over, continuously pointing at the rearview mirror beside him and screaming.

“Calm down, Luozi!” Li Lin could see that Jiang Yiluo was extremely terrified, so he quickly patted his shoulder to reassure him.

“That car, that car…” Jiang Yiluo screamed, his voice full of panic. In the pitch-dark carriage where the lights had gone out, Li Lin couldn't help feeling a sudden, inexplicable sense of fear. An aura of terror seemed to approach him from the air. He knew that Jiang Yiluo must have seen something horrifying just now, something related to that black van.

“What are you losing your mind over? It's just a van, what's so scary about it? Haven't you ever seen a van before?” In the darkness, Li Lin hastily held down Jiang Yiluo's shoulders and spoke sternly.

“Car, car…” Jiang Yiluo took several minutes to catch his breath and finally calmed down. Though it was dark, Li Lin could still see the stiffness and horror on his face. Nervously, he pointed at the outside rearview mirror. “Car, car, just now I saw this black van in the mirror… it's not a car, not a car… not a car… it's, it's, it's…” He was clearly too panicked to speak coherently.

“What is it, a spaceship, brother?” Li Lin couldn't help laughing. He thought Jiang Yiluo had seen some kind of monster, but it turned out the van had actually frightened him, and he couldn't contain his amusement.

“No, no!” Jiang Yiluo pointed straight at the rearview mirror, producing a terrifying voice in the darkness. “Just now, just now I… I saw in the mirror that the black van was… was, was a woman in white flying in midair, a female ghost.”

“Hahaha, Luozi, you must have seen it wrong, maybe it was a hallucination.”