In this chapter, we learn that the ghost curse is not a curse at all, but rather a game mechanic that allows players to link together in order to gain special effects. This is a great way to play, because each player gets a little piece of the action. For example, if a player takes 20 percent of a monster's damage, that player's skill will be multiplied by the number of monsters that he or she linked together. This allows the player to use his or her own skill to gain a little bit of extra damage. This way, the player who gets the most damage will be the one who gets to use the most powerful skill. This means that, for example, a player who takes the highest level of a particular skill will get more damage than another player who got the lowest level. This also means that the player with the highest skill gets to attack more monsters, which will make the attack even more effective. This makes it easier for the players to use their own skills to gain extra damage, and it also makes it possible for them to attack at the same time as the other players. This system makes it so that the players who get the highest damage will get to attack first, while the players with the lowest damage will have to wait for the next monster to attack. This gives the players more time to attack, and they are able to do so without waiting for the monster to die. The next monster attacks, and the two players jump down to attack it. This time, they have to jump down while the monster doesn't pay attention to them. This saves them from having to