Tokyo: I am the Lord of All Demons!

[Just take the train to the final stop. The above-ground section seems odd.]

Be careful.

However, Jun Morita did not intend to listen to the netizens' advice and got off the train directly after it stopped.

On the train, she felt that the people in the carriage were strange; no one seemed to have any spirit, like ghosts! She didn't dare to linger on the train.

After getting off the train, Jun Morita found that not only was the station empty, but the outside world was also deserted, with nothing to see except pitch blackness, as if he had entered hell.

Jun Morita opened his phone, opened the map app, and checked his current location.

As a result, the location was inaccurate!

There are train stations, highways, and plains here, but the phone's location is set to some unnamed mountain!

Chapter 34 No Man's Land

Should I go back to the car? Jun Morita thought for a moment, then lit up his phone again to ask netizens for help.

I want to take the train back, but there's no timetable at the station. The subway I just took is still there. Should I take it back? Oh dear, it already left right in front of me when I posted this.

Netizens have expressed their concern:

Let's find a place to stay nearby. It's cold at night, so take care of yourself.

Upon seeing this post, Jun Morita suddenly remembered that he could also take a taxi.

Edited text reply to netizens:

I'll go out of the station and see if there are any taxis. Thank you everyone for your concern.

Netizens replied almost instantly:

Let's do it this way, but be careful.

I seriously doubt it. At this time of day, is it really that easy to find a taxi near the subway station?

[Oh my god, is this an urban legend? I have a feeling that Ms. Morita is about to be transported to another world and become a resident of the anime/manga world.]

Upon seeing this content, Jun Morita turned off the screen; her phone was running low on battery and she needed to conserve it.

Jun Morita stepped out of the station. The outside was deserted, with nothing but a gloomy forest.

At this moment, she glanced at the replies from netizens and found that some suggested she go to the police station or call the police, while others suggested she call a metered taxi.

Netizens suggested that if you don't know the taxi company's phone number, you can check the contact information in nearby phone booths.

Before netizens expressed their opinions, Jun Morita had already called his family and received a response.

Jun Morita, who has a strong desire to share, immediately told her thoughts to a large number of netizens.

I called my family and asked them to come pick me up. They said they'd come after they found the map. It's a little scary.

Netizens are once again concerned:

What about the other passengers? Were you the only one getting off?

I've checked a lot of information but still can't find Kisaragi Station. Are you sure you're near Nerima? Let me check again.

After receiving the reply, Jun Morita checked her surroundings again and found that the station was indeed called "Kisaragi Station". There were no phone booths nearby, and no one else was getting off the train. She was all alone.

After she truthfully reported the situation, she quickly received replies from netizens.

I looked it up, and the station's name should be written as '鬼' (ghost) and pronounced '如月' (like the moon)...

"Huh? A ghost station? You're scaring me a little..."

【Then let me ask you, what are the names of the stations before and after Kisaragi Station? You can't have left them blank, can you?】

Everyone's been fooled; the poster's brain has probably gone mad from playing games.

Is it possible to get a cell phone signal in a place where there's nothing around? I feel like this place is weird; it's probably better to stay in the station and not wander around...

[Those in front, I think it's more dangerous to stay in the station; the lights might go out in a little while.]

After seeing the reply, Jun Morita checked the bus stop sign and found that the names of the previous and next stops were not written on it, so he replied to the netizen.

At this point, a netizen replied, suggesting that she walk back along the railway, an idea that coincided with Jun Morita's thoughts.

Since this was above ground, he wasn't too worried about colliding with the train, so Jun Morita kept walking back along the subway line to see if he could make it back.

There's really nothing nearby, just flowers, trees, and mountains. Thank you everyone for your suggestions. Even if people doubt that this is made up, it's okay. If I encounter any more problems, I'll discuss them with everyone.

Seeing that the battery was running low, Jun Morita typed a new message, sent it to a friend, and then turned off the phone screen.

According to Jun Morita, it's crucial to pay attention to your phone's battery level, as it's your only lifesaver.

Just after she finished replying to her online friend, her phone rang. It was her father calling, saying he didn't know where she was, but suggested she call the police.

Call the police?

Is this really useful?

Jun Morita frequented forums related to urban legends, where it was said that the police did not handle cases involving urban legends.

Although Jun Morita was somewhat reluctant, after thinking about it, he decided to call the police for help.

The outcome was predictable.

The other party deemed it a false report, arguing that there was no "Kisaragi Station" in reality, and therefore decided not to accept the case.

Just as Jun Morita was feeling dejected, he suddenly noticed something unusual and heard strange noises in his ears.

She posted about these circumstances online:

I suddenly realized something: I think I just heard Taiko and the sound of bells, and it was right near the station. Should I turn around and go check?

Instantly, netizens went wild.

[Taiko drum? Bell sound?]

[Is it a festival being held?]

[Upstairs, wouldn't it be even more terrifying if it were a festival? This is an omen from urban legends!]

Seeing that the netizens didn't seem particularly nervous, Jun Morita had no choice but to type out a reply again.

I'm not lying, but I was so scared I didn't dare look back. Even though I wanted to go back to the station, I was too afraid to turn around.

Netizens quickly offered advice:

Run, and whatever you do, don't turn back.

【Don't go back! If you go back to the station, bad guys will take you away! Just get out of this awful place!】

Upon seeing these messages, Jun Morita became even more nervous. She immediately took off running, sprinting along the subway tracks.

Just then, someone behind me laughed: "Hey, walking on the railway tracks is very dangerous!"

Jun Morita looked back.

I initially thought it might be a station staff member, but when I turned around, I saw an old man standing on one leg about ten meters away. However, the moment I saw him, the old man vanished from my sight.

At this point, Jun Morita was so frightened that she couldn't move. She slumped on the tracks, unable to get up for a long time. All she could do was quickly tell her online friends about the situation.

After she reported it, the response she received was no longer one of concern, but rather one of mockery:

[Old man, where do you intend to take Miss Morita?]

Yes, Ms. Morita is about to be taken away, so Ms. Morita, run away as fast as you can!

An old man with only one leg? Could it be that urban legend? The old man whose leg was crushed on the railway tracks...?

Netizens were still making jokes, but Morita Junma was too tired to run anymore. She could only sit on the ground and continue typing to describe the current situation. She replied to two comments in a row:

Thank you everyone for your concern. I'm still alive. I just fell, and my foot is still bleeding. I've taken off my high heels. I don't want to die.

I'm injured, I can't walk or run anymore, and the sound of that taiko drum is getting closer and closer, it feels like it's right next to my ear!

Please! Help!

Chapter 35 Rainy Night, Elevated Road, Maybach!

As is widely known, Makoto Araki is actually a heavy internet user, and he frequently browses various urban legend forums such as 2ch.

Therefore, when Jun Morita shared his experience online, it attracted a lot of attention and naturally caught the attention of Makoto Araki.

In fact, Jun Morita was not the only one trapped in Kisaragi Station. There were hundreds of people already in the subway cars, and each of them, like Jun Morita, was trapped in a parallel space where they existed alone.

Simply put, the number of "Kisaragi Station" scenes was created to correspond to the number of people originally in the subway train, and Jun Morita was not the only one trapped inside.

Since Kisaragi Station is a high-class urban legend, it has its own window. What is in front of Makoto Araki now is a large window with hundreds of mini windows open inside, just like in Windows.

Each window corresponds to a person trapped in Kisaragi Station, with Jun Morita being the most conspicuous one trapped inside.

Why is she the most eye-catching? It's simple: because she posts the most online, which has caused concern among many netizens.

Others either posted online but received few replies, or they never even considered asking for help online and only knew to call the police.

Of course, calling the police is useless; the Metropolitan Police Department has already issued an order that the police will no longer accept cases related to urban legends.

This woman is very afraid of losing her life!

As Makoto Araki watched Jun Morita repeatedly posting online for help, just to gain that tiny glimmer of hope, he felt a little moved.

Ahem, of course he wouldn't be moved by her beauty; Makoto Araki is certainly not the kind of person who lets small things dictate big things.

But men always have some inexplicable needs. If Jun Morita can do something for him, then saving her dog's life isn't out of the question!

Araki Makoto opened the view window of Kisaragi Station, entered the secondary menu, clicked to enter Morita Jun's window, and clicked the text "Enter this world" on the interface.

at the same time.

Kisaragi Station.

Driven by a strong will to survive, Jun Morita endured the pain and got up. She walked along the railway towards the tunnel entrance, and didn't forget to continue communicating with netizens on 2ch.

I saw the tunnel entrance, and there seemed to be someone standing in front of it, holding an umbrella. It seems following everyone's advice was the right thing to do. Thank you all so much. It's drizzling now, and my face is a mess. I hope that person doesn't mistake me for a monster.

For Jun Morita, chatting with netizens is like watching live comments, which has a similar effect to quenching thirst by looking at plums, allowing her to imagine that they are by her side and comforting her that she is not alone.

However, netizens were not convinced.

[Rainy night, umbrella in hand? Is that person still wearing a suit? Why does this remind me of a certain game...?]