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

The fog was so thick that everything in sight was blurry.

Experienced Chosen Ones know that once fog appears, it proves that there are terrible rules here.

Jones still had a glimmer of hope in his heart, so he asked the muscular passenger behind him if there were other roads leading to downtown G.

After learning from the muscular passenger that this road was the only way to get to downtown G, Jones had no other choice but to stop here and wait.

There are seven or eight vehicles parked here, but they are all like dead objects, standing quietly without any life.

Their car windows were closed and the interior of the car was pitch black. No one knew what kind of terrible creatures were inside.

And those hidden monsters wearing special uniforms similar to those of the security team made Jones feel unprecedented pressure.

Before getting out of the car, Jones could feel the terrifying aura from these hidden monsters, which brought a certain pressure.

This is the most dangerous hidden weirdness in the world of ghost stories. They have the ability to be immortal and strictly follow the rules. If you don’t meet their requirements, they will not let you go.

Jones stopped the car and watched for about five minutes. The car in front didn't move. Everything around seemed to be telling Jones: Go down and look for clues quickly!

There were people wearing gas masks and security uniforms here, so there shouldn't be anyone trying to steal the car. Jones prepared to get out of the car to check.

He took a deep breath, calmed his inner tension, stayed calm, and slowly got out of the car.

The fog grew thicker around them, and Jones could hardly see the road ahead.

He could only grit his teeth and move forward step by step.

With every step he took, he felt an inexplicable pressure coming over him, as if countless pairs of eyes were staring at him, making him nervous again.

He walked up and found that there were bloodstains on the windows of many cars, and seven or eight cars were completely dark, as if something unknown was hidden, or something terrible had happened.

Jones found it strange that everyone was stuck here and should have gotten off the car to look for clues, but I was the only one who got off the car.

Is the rule here that if you get off the car you will be beaten to death by the hidden monster?

Or maybe the people sitting in these cars are not humans at all, or they are people who have been infected with the virus and they cannot pass the checkpoint!

Jones was lost in thought when he finally arrived in front of those hidden monsters. He could clearly hear the terrible breathing sounds coming from under the gas mask.

The sound was like the whisper of death, which made people feel terrified.

Jones mustered up his courage and asked, "Excuse me, I'm a taxi driver, can you let me pass?"

One of them spoke slowly, his voice hoarse and cold: "The road behind is to G City. If you want to enter, you must have a doctor's certificate proving that you are not carrying the virus."

This is the rule, or the rule.

Hearing this, Jones' heart sank.

Where could I go to get a doctor’s certificate in the middle of the night, and I couldn’t enter the city.

Wait, Jones suddenly recalled a strange hospital he just passed by. Maybe there really is a solution there.

After all, only doctors in hospitals can issue such certificates.

But the problem is, the hospital's charging method is very strange, and I have offended an orthopedic surgeon. Will they prescribe the medicine for me?
The surrounding environment was indeed gloomy, but Jones kept thinking, are these cars parked nearby really unable to pass, or are they waiting for something? Are there any clues among them?
What are the reasons why the Ghost Story World arranged these seven or eight cars here? Are they deliberately creating some atmosphere?

Jones then asked Hidden Weird a very tricky question: "What would you do if you encountered someone infected with the virus?"

He concealed the mystery and didn't answer directly, but Jones probably had some guesses in his mind.

Because, after standing for a while, Jones could already smell the smell of blood.

I'm afraid that's how the bloodstains on the cars came from.

Moreover, the bodies of those who were beaten to death should be dumped nearby, but because of the fog, I can't see them.

That would explain why these people didn't get out of the car. Thinking of this, Jones was not afraid anymore, because the hidden monster would not attack him, so what was there to be afraid of?

He continued to glance at the clothes hidden in the strange man's clothes, and a wonderful idea came to his mind. He already knew how to pass the level.

Jones went to the window of the first car and wrote a message with a pen and paper.

【What happened here? Do you need help? 】

Then he knocked on the window, indicating that he wanted to communicate with a note.

The 'person' inside seemed to understand, opened the window slightly, and took Jones' note in.

After a while, a note was passed out through the gap in the window.

[Just now, a few people were asking the law enforcement team how to get through. Suddenly, someone started coughing, and the law enforcement team killed everyone around them. I didn’t dare to go out either, for fear of contracting the virus.]

Seeing this statement, it was just as Jones expected.

But there is an important message here, that is, most people who [cough] have the virus.

He then went on to ask a few people inside if they knew where there was a doctor nearby.

The answer he got was that he was the only one inside, and he only knew there was a doctor in the city, but not in other places.

Only the first and third cars responded to Jones, and the other cars ignored Jones.

The person in the third car even told Jones that the car was out of gas and would pay Jones if he could give her a ride.

And when the car window was opened, Jones felt the temperature inside was very low.

Jones thought this might be a hint from Rule 6, to take more passengers, maybe the first and third cars could be taken away.

In fact, the audience outside the big screen can see that this is the "welfare" segment.

For those chosen ones who haven't found the 'Eye' yet, this is their last chance.

Jones told her to wait a moment and go find a doctor himself.

Back in the car, the muscular passenger asked, "What's it like outside?"

Jones turned around and drove back, saying, "We need to find a doctor to give us a certificate before we can pass this test. I know there is a hospital in the suburbs. You have to cooperate with me. We only have one chance."

Jones drove fast on the way back, bypassing the road blockage and arriving at the strange hospital.

It was exactly the same here as before, with bright lights in the evening, except for one room where the lights were off.

Because Jones didn't explore the room last time because nothing unresolved had happened, he was confused after entering and he didn't know where the room was.

The second time, Jones actually planned to let the muscle passenger go, as long as he told him the rules.

But fearing that he might make mistakes and not be able to solve special problems, Jones decided to go on his own.

Following the previous process, Jones entered the strange hospital without saying a word.

The nurse at the door still had a sinister look in her eyes.

Jones was lucky not to meet the orthopedic doctor.

Following the arrow to the respiratory department, Jones handed the written note to the doctor.

It said [Doctor, please come with me. I have a lot of patients there and I hope the doctor can treat them].

The doctor was so skilled and bold, or maybe there were not many patients that night, so he nodded and followed Jones away.

What he didn't know was that Jones was setting him up for a try!
(End of this chapter)