American Exorcism Male God

The Evil Spirit witch cackled fiercely, a laugh that only Xu Yi could hear.

She appraised Xu Yi with a mocking gaze, expecting to see a pained expression on his face, but to her disappointment, there was none. Xu Yi exhaled deeply, seemingly relieved.

"Alright, alright! So that's how you want to play? Well, you can't blame me for this!" Xu Yi murmured to himself.

The Evil Spirit was puzzled; had this guy gone mad, rambling nonsense here?

But the next second, it was stunned. Even as an Evil Spirit, it had never seen such a crazed human.

Xu Yi lifted a fruit knife, aimed it at his own heart, and plunged it in fiercely, blood spraying out.

The Evil Spirit stared blankly at Xu Yi, at a loss for words.

"See you in a bit," Xu Yi waved to the Evil Spirit.

Watching the smile on Xu Yi's face, the Evil Spirit, for some reason, suddenly had a bad premonition.

...

The car drove smoothly down the street. Ailent glanced at Xu Yi through the rearview mirror and was startled; Xu Yi had been resting with his eyes closed just now, but suddenly, his eyes snapped open, emitting a hateful glow from their depths.

"What happened?" Ailent asked in confusion.

Xu Yi didn't give a direct answer but instead asked, "Where are we going now?"

"The library." Ailent was even more puzzled.

He had just finished calling the library a second ago, and now Xu Yi had forgotten? Even a goldfish had a memory span of seven seconds.

"No need to go there! Turn around and head back to the hospital, and hurry!" Xu Yi instructed.

Xu Yi, having "come back to life," naturally didn't need to visit the library again. The most important thing now was to rush back to the hospital.

"You're the boss, what you say goes," although confused, Ailent faithfully carried out Xu Yi's orders.

The car had just stopped at the hospital's entrance when Xu Yi already had the door open and was sprinting toward the hospital.

In the ward.

Cassie and her husband waited anxiously, constantly looking at the wall clock.

Although Xu Yi hadn't been gone long, they were genuinely worried about Lisa's condition; every second was agonizing.

The door was suddenly pushed open, and Cassie and her husband were pleased to see Xu Yi enter, but they quickly noticed that Xu Yi was pushing a wheelchair.

"What's this for?" Andrew asked, puzzled.

"Switching rooms," Xu Yi said, pushing the wheelchair straight to the bedside. He saw that the necklace on Lisa's neck was still there and sighed with relief.

"Isn't this room fine?" Andrew was a bit baffled; they were comfortably settled in this ward, so why the need to switch?

They knew that the reason they had this large ward to themselves was thanks to the help of reporters from Spiritual Exploration Daily; without them, it would have been hard to get such treatment given their abilities.

In this loop, Andrew had yet to receive the beating from the mass of crows and had not become compliant to Xu Yi's words.

"Then go and close the window," Xu Yi said without further explanation, merely uttering a phrase indifferently.

Why close the windows when the room felt stuffy? Although puzzled, Andrew found no need to be contradictory with Xu Yi over such a minor matter, especially since they still relied on Xu Yi for the exorcism.

He went to the window, and a large shadow approached from afar. It was a flock of crows, apparently heading straight for their ward.

Andrew suddenly had a bad premonition and hurried to close the window.

Could these birds actually break through the window? He looked at the tightly shut window, secretly relieved, feeling that Xu Yi was being overly cautious.

With a loud bang, the flock of crows slammed into the glass windows, their force astonishing.

Andrew was startled but the real horror was yet to come, as the crows' relentless impacts began to crack the window.

"Are you going to stay here?"

Xu Yi's flat voice came from behind him and Andrew hastily turned around, only to find the hospital bed empty, with Xu Yi having already lifted Lisa into the wheelchair and pushed her to the doorway.

The others followed Xu Yi, quietly watching him, Cassie included.

Andrew suddenly felt as if he had been abandoned.

Behind him came another loud "bang" as a crow smashed directly through the glass, rushing into the ward with a shrill screech.

Meeting the crow's crimson pupils, Andrew's heart shuddered violently.

"Hey! I'm coming!" Andrew didn't dare question Xu Yi any longer and quickly agreed, rushing towards Xu Yi.

Cassie, seeing her husband's "quick-change" act, felt somewhat embarrassed and stepped back to show she wasn't close to him.

Xu Yi paid no attention to Andrew; he had already wheeled Lisa out of the ward and asked Ailent to shut the door.

Of course, this wooden door couldn't stop the flock of crows; there were entrances everywhere in the hospital, and the crows could fly in from other places. But at least it would slow them down and prevent them from catching up to them.

The wheelchair's wheels rubbing against the floor made a puffing sound as Xu Yi walked quickly, the people following him had to run to keep up with his pace.

People in the hallway stopped to watch, wondering where this odd group had come from.

Xu Yi suddenly slowed down his pace; he could see a warehouse from a distance, with a sign at the door that read "Warehouse Personnel Only, No Admittance."

The door was open at that moment, and a uniformed warehouse manager stepped out briskly,

"Hey! What are you doing?"

Xu Yi didn't waste words with the manager and, using technique, brushed past him, wheeling Lisa briskly into the warehouse.

The warehouse manager reached for his walkie-talkie at his waist, ready to call the hospital's security team. Just then, he heard a loud shout.

"Quick, get in!"

The shout came from the "thug" who had been physical; the warehouse manager should have reprimanded him, but in the next second, he jumped up from the ground like an obedient rabbit, darting into the warehouse and even helping the "thug" to shut the door.

He saw a large flock of crows surging from the end of the corridor.

Anyone with a bit of sense knew that there was something off about these crows. Why stay outside and face the flock of crows alone, when one could run back to the warehouse?

"You are..."

Before the warehouse manager could finish speaking, a black business card was handed to him. Seeing the words "Exorcism Studio" written large across it, the manager obediently closed his mouth.

The name of the Exorcism Studio was useful indeed! Xu Yi felt that he had underestimated the status of exorcists in people's hearts.

The crows hit the door, making a pounding, sharp noise, but Xu Yi wasn't perturbed in the slightest.

The door in front of him was made of alloy, with a solid metal panel three centimeters thick. It wasn't just the mere crows that would fail to open it, even an elephant couldn't break through.

This warehouse was used to store expensive medical equipment, which is the only reason the hospital was willing to install such a door.

Xu Yi had arrived at the hospital long ago and had only come to the ward so late because he was looking for such a place.

He stroked the cold metal door, a smile on his lips.

So you manipulate crows! So you control a pack of Bulldogs!

As long as they hid in this warehouse, the Evil Spirit's ability to control animals would be greatly diminished.

Of course, if the Evil Spirit could bring a Godzilla, he would concede defeat, but that obviously wasn't going to happen. In the bustling city, large dogs were pretty much the pinnacle of force.

The nearest zoo was more than ten kilometers away from Connor Hospital; with the Evil Spirit's ability, it was impossible to affect anything from that far away.

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