After receiving a generous tip, Qin Nuo tinued his work.

  At this moment, as the rain had stopped, more and more ers were ing into the store. Even in the middle of the night, business was still bustling.

  Situated in the prime location of Ghost Stream, bined with massive iments in stru and advertising, the business was indeed inparable to the Red Moon venieore.

  Boom.

  From the other side of the shelves, a loud otion suddeed.

  It seemed like a flict had ariseween a er and a stock clerk.

  Ag on impulse and g with ers was the most irrational thing to do, because no matter who won or lost, the stock clerk would always be at a disadvahis was the humble reality of being a frontline worker.

  Uanding this, Qin Nuo naturally avoided such foolish behavior.

  Crash!

  Just as this thought crossed his mind, Qin Nuo heard a otion behind him. A shelf had fallehe one he was responsible for managing.

  Frowning, Qin Nuo walked over.

  In the aisle, a ghost with disheveled hair and a soaki body was g madly at the overturned shelf, frantically grabbing at the products.

  All the items that Qin Nuo had painstakingly arranged were now in disarray, needing to be sorted all ain.

  The water ghost's eyes were blood-red, glowing with a frenzied light, as it cwed at the goods like an addi a frenzy.

  Qin Nuo's eyelids twitched violently.

  Ah a bit of high blood pressure would have had it spike, possibly coughing up blood in anger on the spot.

  Finally, the water ghost found a of herring, tore opeal lid, and desperately poured it into its mouth.

  The movements were so exaggerated that the tents spttered everywhere.

  Instantly, a foul stench filled the air.

  Qin Nuo resisted the urge to crush the water ghost, and said expressionlessly, "er, it's normal to browse through some items when shopping, but don't you think yoing a bit too far?"

  "Didn't I pay?"

  "Am I skipping out on the bill or something? I just moved some stuff around, and isn't it your job as a stock clerk to put it back?"

  "Stop yelling at me, I'm in a bad mood, and your mouth is already torn to shreds!"

  The water ghost was also in a foul mood, tossing the herring aside and trampling over the merdise as it left without a care.

  Just as the water ghost left, the ghost doll appeared.

  It looked at the mess all over the pce, seemingly waiting for this moment, and said with a sinister ugh, "Five mio this up, or you'll get a demerit and a punishment!"

  Qin Nuo frowned and asked, "Is all the responsibility on me?"

  "Didn't you see that water ghost?"

  "I don't know about that, I just know that if the shelves are a mess and the stock clerk doesn't it up within the allotted time, there will be a corresponding punishment."

  With that, it didn't give Qin Nuo a ce to speak and turo leave.

  The Blood-Eyed Ghost spoke up, "Just nod, and I'll tear that little ghost doll apart for you, and then that water ghost too."

  "Those two will get what's ing to them eventually, but not now. Let's this up first."

  Utilizing the Blood-Eyed Ghost's ability, Qin Nuo used his right hand with incredible speed, and in what seemed like an impossible feat within five minutes, he mahten the rge shelf, putting all the scattered items ba their inal pces.

  As soon as the five minutes were up, the ghost doll appeared right on time.

  Holding a bright red k emerged sinisterly from the darkness, seemingly excited by the prospect of a small punishment.

  However, when it saw the impeccably tidy shelf, its expression froze.

  Qin Nuo cpped his hands, walked over, and asked with a smile, "Is this satisfactory?"

  The ghost doll's face twisted into a snarl, the scars on its face writhing menagly, making it look terrifying.

  Without a word, it turned a.

  Qin Nuo sneered and tiidying the shelves.

  For those with a strong learning ability, a short amount of time is enough to master everything within their job scope and demonstrate it profitly.

  When some ers lingered around the shelves he managed, he would approach them, engage in versation, ahem find the products they needed.

  Most ers were satisfied as long as they got what they wanted and rarely made things difficult.

  It was unon to enter someone as irritable as the water ghost, demanding what they wanted.

  A ghost covered in dripping wax ehe store, and everything it touched became extremely sticky.

  It passed through the aisle, leaving a yer of yellowish wax on the floor.

  Qin Nuo frowned.

  The wax ghost's attitude was the plete opposite of the water ghost's, stantly apologizing, "I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I know I'm dirty and shouldn't be in such a pce."

  "But I'm hungry, so hungry, that's why I came in to find something to eat. I'm sorry, I'm sorry for dirtying your floor..."

  With the ghost being so apologetic, it was hard to stay angry. Qin Nuo could only sigh in resignation and quietly mop up.

  The ghost doll had mentiohat if he needed a mop, he would have to get it from the ste room. Following the dires, Qin Nuo quickly arrived at the ste room.

  He kwi the door, and when there was no response, he assumed no one was inside or that it was a silent aowledgment, and pushed the door open.

  The room was small and damp everywhere.

  It also emitted a stench simir to sewer water. In the er, a hunched granny sat on a small stool, diligently scrubbing employee uniforms.

  Behind the granny, there was a small baby strapped to her back.

  It was inally a heartwarming se.

  Until Qin Nuo saw that the baby uhe granny's strap was nothing but a skeleton, devoid of flesh and blood.

  Moreover, the skeleton was crawling with tless maggots.

  Ah a weak stomach would probably lose their lunch.

  Due to the granny's movements, the skeletal baby was falling apart, making cttering sounds.

  The granny didn't mind, instead smiling indulgently, "Be good, once grandma finishes washing, she'll py with her dear grandson, okay?"

  Saying this, she picked up a washed uniform and hung it by the window.

  A row of not-so- uniforms hung there.

  "Granny, I'm an employee here ao borro," Qin Nuo approached and stated his purpose directly.

  Without looking up, the granny said ftly, "It's hanging on the baly. Bring it back after you're done, and I'll wash it for you. I hope it's not too dirty, my old bones are sore..."

  Qin Nuo thanked her ao the baly.

  On the security of the baly, many things were hanging, with the mop being the most eye-catg.

  To say it was eye-catg was an uatement; it was more like an assault on the senses.

  The end of the mop resembled a woman's head, with hair taogether, dripping water, and the mop handle looked like a dried human torsht red.

  A human mop?!

  Seeing such a mop, Qin Nuo felt a wave of nausea and a headache, uo bear the sight.

  Was there no ing tool in this venieore that was remotely normal for humans?

  "It's psychological," the Blood-Eyed Ghost said.

  "The more you fear what it is, the more it bees that."

  The Blood-Eyed Ghost's words made Qin Nuo suddenly realize, and after a moment of silence, he closed his eyes, suppressing the horrific images in his mind, and tried to erase these random thoughts.

  After a moment, when he opened his eyes again, the terrifying human mop had turned bato an ordinary mop.

  "It actually worked?" Qin Nuo was a bit surprised.

  With the psychological barrier gone, Qin Nuo picked up the mop without aal burden and headed baside.

  What he didn't know was that in the eyes of others, he was still holding a bright red human mop...

  JOSOLUNA