Lu Ban pushed the door and walked into the shop. The expressionless heads and broken limbs were displayed inside, but only the teddy bear was spotless, seeming adorably misplaced, conveying a sense of perversion and distortion.
Because the Time Worm had replaced the existence of the teddy bear, the eeriness did not extend to taking the bear away, only placing those corpses beside it.
Most of these corpses had already decayed, shriveled, and dried out, while a few still had the foul stench of rotting flesh and blood.
The stench pervaded the souvenir shop, making people want to cover their noses.
Yet no such smell could be sensed outside the souvenir shop, suggesting some cognitive hindrance must be in place, preventing ordinary people from smelling the odor or seeing the corpses.
Lu Ban glanced at the park employee dressed in red.
The person looked very ordinary, just like anyone you might see on the street.
"Would you like to buy a souvenir to take home?"
