I am a full-level celestial master, you let me enter the strange talk of rules?

I don’t know if it was because he was afraid of Zhang Yangqing or because this was the solution, but the white-haired young man actually drew a picture for him.

Since Zhang Yangqing had already sent him to his destination, he was no longer a passenger.

If Zhang Yangqing spoke again at this time, he would not violate Rule 7 and cleverly avoided this pitfall.

The traps in this world of ghost stories are very subtle and appear in situations that are not easy to detect.

As for now, are there still pits?

Of course there is, the pitfall is that you can't 'turn around'.

So Zhang Yangqing had to keep driving forward until he came to a sign indicating a U-turn was allowed, or a section of road with other regulations, before he could make a U-turn.

This time, the world of ghost stories is full of unexpected serial traps, and one unexpected one may trigger it.

After getting the map, Zhang Yangqing kept driving, looking for a road where he could turn around and head to the hospital.

Maybe this hospital is dangerous, but the person who came is even more dangerous.

If you just look at Zhang Yangqing's big screen, you won't be able to tell where the danger of this level lies.

Even watching Jones on the big screen, you wouldn’t notice it, because this guy is so lucky.

On the big screen in Kangaroo Country, when Jones picked up new passengers and continued on his journey, another collapse occurred in front.

This time it only collapsed halfway, but the pickup truck and the car happened to be within the range of the collapse and fell directly into the ravine, making two loud explosions. If Jones had not braked in time, he would have almost fallen to death.

From the road surface, one could see that the two cars that had fallen were already on fire, and falling from such a height would most likely result in death. Jones did not have any rescue props in his car.

He shouted a few random words, but there was no response, which he felt very strange.

"Two collapses, is it a coincidence? Or is the world of ghost stories giving me some hint?"

Thinking of this, Jones asked the survivor with the broken hand how their car collapsed or what happened before the collapse?
The survivor began to recall: "I remember that when the driver was driving, the passenger was enjoying the breeze by the window, but his hat accidentally fell off, so the driver turned around and went back to look for it. After finding the hat, we continued driving for a while and encountered a collapse. Don't you think this is an accident?"

As a native of the world of ghost stories, he also began to notice something unusual.

Jones accurately grasped the key word, that is 'U-turn'.

He analyzed: "Just now my car was reversing, and the two cars in front of me had already turned around, so if I'm not mistaken, they should have also triggered the road rule that a U-turn would cause the road to collapse."

This is the rule that Jones determined based on two special collapse incidents.

After hearing what he said, the survivors felt a sense of "So that's how it is".

Then he immediately said: The driver is really awesome, he can tell this.

His confidence in Jones increased a little more.

Jones couldn't help but smile, thinking: Did the audience in Kangaroo Country see that I don't just rely on luck?

Seeing this, the audience outside the big screen were stunned. You now realize that if you had just passed by the corpse, if you had stopped the car to take a look, you would have known that you could not turn around.

If you are better than other chosen ones, you are indeed quite capable, but don’t forget who you are PKing next to!

In the world of ghost stories, Jones determined the rules and did not dare to turn around, so he could only move forward from the other half that had not collapsed.

According to the procedure, he first sent the white-haired young man to the destination, which was the strange-looking abandoned mine entrance.

Jones always thought that the white-haired young man might also be a murderer, so he didn't dare get out of the car.

So I didn't get a map of the hospital.

But he was Jones. After finding a section of the road where he could turn around, he relied on the very vague statements of the survivors to find the hospital.

At this stage, the audience was not really surprised, because Jones had never failed in finding something that could be found by luck.

It took 17 minutes, and as the hospital gate gradually came into view, Jones couldn't help but slow down.

This hospital stands alone in the wilderness, surrounded by dense trees, completely isolated from the world.

It was late at night and everyone was asleep, with only the occasional cry of a crow adding an eerie feeling.

However, what puzzled Jones was that the hospital was brightly lit, in stark contrast to the silence around it.

It's late at night here. Normally, shouldn't only the reception area at the entrance be lit, while everywhere else is dark?
If the entrance of this hospital was covered in blood, the walls were covered with corpses, and even some strange ghost shadows were seen.

Jones thought it was normal, after all, this was a world of horror stories.

But the problem is that there is nothing unusual here, which is not normal.

Jones is most afraid of this kind of people who don't seem abnormal.

He slowly parked the car in front of the hospital. A pungent, indescribable smell of medicine came in through the gaps in the car window, making Jones frown involuntarily.

The smell was both familiar and unfamiliar, as if it was a mixture of the pungent smell of multiple chemicals and the stale smell of some ancient medicine.

Jones often comes to the hospital in the world of ghost stories.

Once he played a tour guide, and another time he played a doctor treating mental illness.

This strange-looking hospital building gave Jones an inexplicable feeling of "coming home".

Perhaps apart from Zhang Yangqing, no one is more familiar with the hospitals in the world of ghost stories than him.

"Are you sure it's here?" Jones asked the survivor with the severed hand in the back seat.

"That's right, just like what was written in the newspaper. The medical skills here are very good. I'll go fix the bone and be back soon. Please wait for me." The survivor with a broken hand said confidently.

The survivor with a severed hand got off the car but had no intention of paying. He probably wanted to wait until later to pay. According to Jones's rules, he couldn't ask for fare, so he could only wait here.

Seeing the survivor with a severed hand enter the hospital, Jones had a feeling he would never come back.

Wouldn't that be a wasted trip?
If I go in to accompany him, wouldn't that be courting death?

Just as he was lost in thought, a receptionist in a white nurse's uniform suddenly appeared at the hospital entrance.

Her face was completely covered by a mask, revealing only a pair of deep eyes, staring at Jones quietly.

There was no emotion in those eyes, as if they were just mechanically performing a task, or waiting for Jones to arrive.

Jones felt his scalp tingling at her look, so he drove away.

I thought, it’s a waste of time. The survivor with the severed hand hasn’t paid me yet, and I don’t need to send him to his destination.

Avoiding danger has always been Jones's way of survival.

But after Jones drove for a while, the familiar scene appeared again.

That's right, he came to this hospital again.

At this moment, there was no fear or panic on Jones' face, but a feeling of helplessness of "I fucking knew it".

"It's similar to the last time in the small temple. This time they will definitely ask me to complete some dangerous task before letting me leave."

(End of this chapter)