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Speaking of the manor, it was only a few hundred meters away from the sight of both parties. The location was ingeniously chosen as a stronghold on a slope with a slightly advantageous terrain. No wonder the location of the manor was so easily detected in that instant just now.

"Oh my God! This damn place is so weird!" Long Batian shook his head with a weird but exaggerated expression, obviously quite surprised by the scene in front of him.

"There's not a single person in sight? Hey! Is there anyone passing by here?" Debbie called out at the top of her voice, but the strange environment seemed to make her temporarily forget the task that she was originally going to assign to Long Batian.

What was ridiculous was that as Debbie's screams rang out, the candles in the houses seemed to be pulled by some mysterious force and went out one after another quickly, as if mocking their ignorance and helplessness.

"What's going on? Why are all the candles out?" Debbie muttered softly, and then she wanted to rush to a house where the candles had just been extinguished, and banged on the door hard. In the silent environment, the "dong dong dong" sound made, like a human heartbeat, which made people tremble with fear.

After a long time, there was still no answer in the house! "Hey! Is anyone in the house?" Debbie asked while peeping in through the dark window.

Suddenly, Debbie felt as if her body was being pulled apart by an invisible force. She turned around and saw Long Batian with a frown on his face. "What's wrong with you? Can't you see that something is wrong with this village?" Long Batian scolded in a low voice.

"Everyone knows there's something wrong here? But what exactly is wrong?" Debbie asked with her hands on her hips, looking unconvinced.

"Let's go to the manor in front and take a look. It seems that there are still candles lit there!" Long Batian suggested, pointing to the manor in the distance.

So, the two walked along the muddy streets in the village towards the manor. The grass on both sides was as barren as after an autumn wind, lifeless, as if it had been burned by flames. If it weren't for the strange atmosphere around, I'm afraid this place would be no different from an ordinary village in the territory. As the two gradually moved away, a few crows with red eyes flapped their wings and flew high, finally landing on the dark and twisted branches, "Cack!"

"Oh my god! I was so scared!" Debbie turned her head in shock and found that it was just a few crows. She immediately turned her head back, but she didn't notice that the crows were staring at them and turning their heads slowly as they walked.

"Don't scare yourself!" Long Batian reminded softly.

The two soon arrived at the gate of the manor and looked at the manor carefully.

"This building..." Debbie widened her eyes and asked in shock, "I didn't notice anything unusual when I saw it from a distance just now, but I didn't expect the style of this building to be unheard of? Huh? The door is not closed?" Debbie pushed gently, and the door made a harsh and old creaking sound, as if telling the vicissitudes of time, and it was easily pushed open before she used enough strength.

Facing this manor, Long Batian could tell its uniqueness at a glance. It was an architectural style that originated from an ancient country on Earth. Two white lanterns were hung in front of the door, burning with dim green candlelight, which looked particularly strange and terrifying.

"Do you recognize this style?" Debbie asked curiously, looking at Long Batian's furrowed brows.

"Never heard of it!" Long Batian shook his head and decided not to scare Debbie.

"Why are you pretending to be so smart? Ha-!" Debbie curled her lips and said with disdain, "You beat my dad so badly last time, and I haven't settled the score with you yet!"

"Marquis Fei is the demon of this place. How dare you come to settle accounts with me?" Long Batian really wanted to chop this woman's head off with a knife. He really couldn't understand what was going on in her mind.

"How would I know this?"