The Sacked Spirit and the Secretive Savior

A master of a Bizarre Realm, surely that counts as a malevolent spirit, right?

And they just… stuffed it into a sack?

Chu Annian was momentarily speechless, wondering just who Bai Wanwan, currently resting on her lap, truly was.

Her personal information in the database was astonishingly sparse, as if an unseen force was meticulously protecting her.

Her records were as pristine as a blank sheet of paper, a state that was impossible unless Bai Wanwan had lived her entire life without any societal interaction.

There was only one plausible explanation for such an anomaly: an invisible, powerful hand had erased all traces of her existence.

Whether this was out of a desire to protect her or for some other reason, the ability to achieve such a feat was certainly enough to astound Chu Annian.

Considering Bai Wanwan’s actions, Chu Annian even felt that Bai Wanwan would be better suited as her leader.

“So, what do you plan to do with this ghost? Hand it over to the organization?”

Chu Annian asked cautiously. To be honest, a malevolent spirit neatly bundled in a sack was quite the headache.

Currently, the Special Incident Investigation Bureau lacked the capability to contain a genuine malevolent spirit.

Malevolent spirits could gradually transform their surroundings into Bizarre Realms. If one were truly confined within the Bureau, it could very well lead to a catastrophe.

“You probably can’t control her, can you? It’s better if she stays with me for now.

We’ll see if she can be reformed. If she’s willing to turn over a new leaf, we’ll give her a chance. If not…”

Bai Wanwan didn’t elaborate further. She had intended to mention that she also possessed some techniques for summoning heavenly lightning.

No matter how powerful a malevolent spirit, once outside its Bizarre Realm, it was like a turtle without its shell, utterly at Bai Wanwan’s mercy.

“Alright, alright, of course, that’s no problem. We’ll just need to report it to the organization.

Don’t worry, the organization offers a high degree of freedom; they definitely won’t make things difficult for you.”

‘When you can stuff a ghost into a sack, you automatically have the upper hand. The organization will have no choice but to cooperate, even if it kills them.’

“In fact, when there are no special missions, the organization will still require you to pose as an ordinary person and live a normal life to prevent the secrets of the Special Incident Investigation Bureau from being exposed.”

At present, public acceptance of Bizarre Realms was limited. Ordinary people, regardless of their status, would surely perish when confronting a Bizarre Realm.

If the truth about Bizarre Realms were to be revealed, it would undoubtedly cause widespread chaos.

Therefore, members of the Special Incident Investigation Bureau, including Chu Annian’s superiors, typically maintained other identities in their daily lives.

The less conspicuous they were in everyday life, the better. Ideally, they would become completely invisible.

“Annian-jie, would you mind stepping out for a moment? I’d like to have a word with this little ghost.”

Hearing Bai Wanwan’s request, Chu Annian didn’t hesitate for a moment. Dragging her numb legs, she stood up and headed towards the door.

“I’ll go check on Deng Shuqi and her brother for you first. You don’t need to worry; just focus on your own matters.”

Chu Annian stumbled out of the hospital room, gasping in sharp breaths.

As the door clicked shut, Bai Wanwan gestured for Liu Hanzhi to untie the sack.

“Puh-ha!”

The moment the red rope binding the sack was undone, a delicate girl, clad in a nurse’s uniform and white stockings, clambered out.

Her dark hair was styled into a neat bun, and her eyes, like stars submerged in autumn waters, held a hint of seductive charm.

Her exquisite face was flushed crimson from being confined, and her cherry lips parted slightly as she mumbled, seemingly cursing.

Since she was kneeling on the ground with her back to Bai Wanwan, Bai Wanwan could clearly see the alluring curves hinted at by the white stockings beneath her short nurse’s uniform.

Her legs occasionally rubbed and pressed together, creating a visually striking effect.

“Are you trying to suffocate me?!”

“This is absolutely outrageous! I am a dignified malevolent spirit, after all. When have I ever suffered such humiliation?”

“A scholar can be killed, but not insulted! I protest! I protest! I’m going to report you to the Underworld and the Heavenly Court!”

The little nurse knelt on the ground, coughing incessantly, much like a cat trying to cough up a furball. It was evident that the sack Bai Wanwan had casually found was not of the best quality.

“Wanwan, she still seems unrepentant. She says she’s going to report you.”

Liu Hanzhi’s words instantly made the little nurse’s hair stand on end, and her entire body trembled.

“Is that so? Well then, let’s just stuff her back into the sack.”

“No, no, no! Heroine… no, Grand-aunt! Please spare me! You’ve already dismantled my Bizarre Realm; what more do you want?”

The little nurse gazed piteously at Bai Wanwan, as if she were the true victim in this situation.