My Healing Games

Chapter 282 The Security Company's Elevator

Jin Sheng's story entered Han Fei's body, but he didn't feel any changes or abnormalities, nor did he gain any abilities. The story seemed to have simply vanished.

"Perhaps Jin Sheng's story will gradually become a reality after I enter the Dead Building, but his story is too unrealistic. I am just a midnight butcher and have nothing to do with the devil."

With Jin Sheng's support, Han Fei became more confident.

He now has two trump cards: Spider's talisman and Jin Sheng's horror stories. With the help of two managers, he feels he should be able to make a name for himself in the Dead Building.

After leaving the office building, Han Fei found his neighbors in the Happiness Community in the teaching building.

“The song didn’t find what it was looking for, so it will definitely come back again. This whole area is no longer safe unless we can find a way to take it down.” Before Han Fei could finish speaking, Li Zai covered his mouth. Even Li Zai, who was known as the embodiment of disaster and misfortune, dared not say such things lightly.

"Words can be dangerous, so don't say anything carelessly, or it might remember you and bring you retribution." Li Zai realized that Han Fei was truly audacious.

Han Fei didn't want to cause trouble for his neighbors, so he changed his tone and explained his plan in a more tactful way.

Staying here would only lead to certain death. Under the threat of the song and the butterflies, the neighbors in Building 1 and Building 2 agreed to help Han Fei.

After checking Xu Qin's injuries and chatting with her for a while, Han Fei gathered all the neighbors into the mourning altar.

Still not giving up, he looked at the students and teachers of Yimin Private Academy: "You shouldn't have forgotten what Butterfly did to you, right? I'm heading to the Death Tower now. If you want revenge, you can come with me."

At Han Fei's urging, the female teacher, who was over two meters tall and wore a blood-red necklace, and Zhang Guanxing also entered the altar.

The cracked altar was covered with glaring bloodstains, emanating an extreme chill. An uninformed person might have thought Han Fei was holding a cursed object of grade F or higher.

After greeting Old Li, the security guard who was still diligently patrolling the teaching building, Han Fei left Yimin Private College.

In order to level up as quickly as possible, Han Fei did not miss any opportunity to trigger a quest. With the help of many neighbors, Han Fei's methods for completing the quests also became more and more diverse.

For example, when a scapegoat wanted to invite Han Fei to his home, Han Fei simply gave him the altar of mourning, treating it as his new home.

There was also a blind monster that wanted to steal Han Fei's eyes, so Han Fei gave it the eyes of the previous scapegoat and then invited it into the scapegoat's new home.

Everyone got what they needed and ultimately obtained what they wanted, resulting in a harmonious and joyful atmosphere.

As his strength increased, Han Fei had more and more ways to complete missions. The only thing that Han Fei regretted was that after reaching level ten, he could gain very little experience from doing G-level missions.

The previous building manager didn't seem to have such restrictions. He was probably targeted because he chose the most difficult path.

Han Fei had previously explored the streets of Animal Alley, but this time he was exploring in a different direction.

Along the shadows in the corner, Han Fei, embracing the altar, gradually became a kind of messenger of the underworld, and the surviving wandering ghosts all remembered this figure that foreshadowed disaster.

Gradually, Han Fei received fewer and fewer tasks, and the ghosts and monsters who would invite him to "play" with them stopped.

"Are there no quests on the entire Yimin Street? Why is this happening?" Han Fei had been playing games for so many years, and this was the first time he had encountered such a situation. Because the NPCs were too intelligent, the monsters started to hide, making it impossible to accept quests.

Before he knew it, Han Fei had reached the end of Yimin Street. At the dark T-junction, he saw the last building on Yimin Street—Yimin Security Company.

The fire turned the staircase black; this building had previously experienced a severe fire.

"Attention player number 0000! You have entered 90% of the buildings in Yimin Street, successfully triggering the only hidden quest in Yimin Street—Guardian of Yimin Street!"

"The Guardian Deity of Yimin Street (F-level Hidden Mission): The reason why this street, lined with shops and bustling with people, is so prosperous is because of a secret: a guardian deity lives deep within the street."

"Mission Requirements: Every choice you make after entering Yimin Security Company will affect the final reward."

The voice that suddenly appeared in his mind startled Han Fei. He didn't expect that he could trigger an F-level mission on Yimin Street.

"If I can complete this task, I should have enough experience to level up."

Without much hesitation, Han Fei carried the altar and pushed open the door of Yimin Security Company.

The door hinges made a screeching sound, and after Han Fei entered the company, the door he had pushed open closed by itself again.

"It's a bit strange..."

Standing outside the building, Han Fei saw that the security company had been burned down; the building was blackened and all the windows were shattered.

However, upon entering the company premises, Han Fei was surprised to find that everything inside was intact, with no signs of fire.

He tried to push the door he had come from, but it was locked, and he was trapped inside.

The overhead lights flickered on and off, and Han Fei could hear the sound of a faulty circuit. He calmly looked around and finally fixed his gaze on the elevator.

The numbers on the display screen were constantly changing, quickly dropping from five to three as the elevator descended.

Holding the altar, Han Fei did not immediately approach the elevator; instead, he went to the front desk first.

The old computer could no longer be turned on, and the sign-in sheet next to it was covered with red crosses.

While Han Fei was searching for clues, the elevator had already heard the conversation on the first floor.

"Ding!"

The silver-gray elevator doors opened to both sides, and the elevator car was empty; there wasn't a single person inside.

"It felt like it came all the way here just to greet me."

Han Fei did not enter the elevator. He first walked around the lobby and found that there were no stairs in the building, only elevators, before returning to the elevator entrance.

Normally, if no one gets on the elevator, the doors will close automatically. But the elevator in this building seems to be broken; it's left open, like an open mouth.

Finding nothing in the lobby, it seemed that Han Fei's only option to complete the mission was to take the elevator.

He carried the altar and slowly walked into the elevator, then pressed the button to go to the second floor.

After he pressed the button, the elevator doors remained open, showing no sign of closing.

Han Fei waited for more than ten seconds, and then the words "overloaded" suddenly lit up in red on the display screen inside the elevator.

However, in the blink of an eye, the two red characters disappeared again, and then the elevator doors slowly closed.

Is it overloaded?

The instant the elevator doors closed, all the floor number buttons on the control panel inside the elevator suddenly lit up! It was as if countless hands were constantly pressing those buttons!

Standing in the corner of the elevator, Han Fei held the spirit altar, silently observing everything.

After a few seconds, the elevator finally started moving.

Without warning, the elevator Han Fei was riding in began to plummet.

After the intense feeling of weightlessness subsided, Han Fei looked at the display screen again. The elevator had now reached the second basement level.

(End of this chapter)