The Stone Carver.

Summary

The narrator struggles against a ghostly infant named Pang Wa Wa, who is consuming residual souls at a construction site. Despite attempts to confront the ghost, the narrator finds themselves overwhelmed. Using a bronze mirror, they attract residual souls, inciting Pang Wa Wa's anger. To defend against the ghostly infant, the narrator employs a piece of jade, which causes the infant to recoil in fear. Summoning ghostly messengers for assistance, the narrator witnesses the spirits being drawn away. However, the ghostly infant remains, leading to a tense confrontation where the narrator suffers an injury, realizing the underestimated danger posed by Pang Wa Wa.

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