The Lovely Heiress Is Actually A God Beast

Capítulo 1235: Chapter 1235: The Timing of the Faint Was Just Right

Another witness patted their forehead: “Was it real? I thought I was just hallucinating from being drunk!”

“I had a similar experience. I was having a meal at a street stall, too. I drank too much and went to find a place to vomit. Then I heard cries for help, so I went to look. When I got there, I saw a Blue Bird killing someone, so I got scared and ran away.”

“When I told my friends about it, they said I was drunk.”

“I drank quite a lot and was force-fed more alcohol, eventually passing out. When I woke up, I had forgotten most of it.”

The Judge listened to their stories, gave each of them a spoonful of Oblivion Soup, and instructed the Ghost Enforcer to send them back to the Human World.

At the accident scene, an ambulance arrived. After the rescue, the two woke up, but they no longer remembered anything from their time in the Netherworld.

Another ambulance arrived.

But the person this ambulance came to save couldn’t be revived.

The accident scene was being cleared, and the drivers caught in traffic began gossiping.

“The people in the car crash survived, but the driver in the car behind died.”

“How did they die?”

“I heard it was a sudden heart attack.”

“Autumn is a season prone to illnesses. No wonder they call it a season of misfortune.”

“If the accident happened up front, it’s fortunate the driver wasn’t driving. Otherwise, if they suddenly died mid-way, the rest of the passengers would have been in danger.”

“Was there no one else on the bus who could drive?”

“They were all kids, with only one female teacher who didn’t have a driver’s license and couldn’t drive.”

“I heard it was a school-organized autumn outing. The kids’ trip is probably ruined now.”

“Autumn outing? Where were they going?”

“Dinosaur Paradise.”

“This road doesn’t lead to Dinosaur Paradise, does it?”

“I heard a kid suddenly went into a coma, so the driver diverted to the nearest hospital but got stuck in traffic here, waiting.”

“It’s quite fortunate the kid fell into a coma. If not, and they encountered no traffic while heading to Dinosaur Paradise, they would have been continuously driving. Imagine being on a highway when a heart attack struck the driver… I can’t even fathom the consequences!”

“It’s a good thing that kid passed out! If not and the bus was on the highway, even if the driver managed to brake through the pain, suddenly stopping on the highway is a recipe for disaster — a rear-end collision would happen for sure, not only endangering everyone on the bus, but also many other vehicles would be involved!”

“How is that kid now? Have they woken up?”

“Took in some oxygen on the ambulance and woke up. They’re fine now.”

A gossiping driver whispered: “Seems like a Little Star. A nurse on the ambulance asked for an autograph when they woke up.”

“Did you get close to take a look? How do you know so much?”

“I was outside smoking, saw the commotion, and went over for a closer look. Though the kid wore a mask, their eyes were so beautiful and lively.”

“Should we go check it out?” someone suggested.

When they rushed over, they were stopped by the police.

All the passengers were kids, and the police guarded the bus door, letting no one on board.

A police driver was already in the driver’s seat, ready to drive once the accident area ahead was cleared.

Inside the bus, the police driver asked, “Still want to go to Dinosaur Paradise?”

The police assumed that after what had happened, the kids might just want to go home.