This actor is full of tricks.

Even after walking past the artificial lake, Lin Jue was still pondering what he had just seen.

The scene he was in now felt real, both in terms of touch and sound, but the corpses he had just seen didn't seem like hallucinations either.

It's a bit like adding a green screen and special effects, but the effects on the green screen are fake, while what he encountered was real.

very strange.

After crossing the artificial lake and walking along an asphalt road inside the courtyard, you arrive at the area where the main building is located, but Lin Jue's expression becomes increasingly strange.

Because there was no sign of the main building at all, only a broken and barren piece of land, but the surrounding area was lush and green. If viewed from above, this open space would look like a bug, abrupt and glaring.

According to the markings on the map, this place is clearly the area where the main building is located.

But why is the main building gone?
Is it because the script has flaws?
Lin Jue frowned and took a few more steps forward. Then, as if a scene was flashing before his eyes, a building rose from the ground, and several lights lit up inside. The light shone on the ground, allowing Lin Jue to see the building's entrance.

The three large copper-plated characters on the building reflected light under the lamps.

It's happened again?

Lin Jue stopped and stepped back, but the complex building did not disappear; it still stood before him.

"They forcibly crammed the complex building scene into the script? Is the script itself flawed, and the God of the Underworld is correcting it?" Lin Jue frowned as he walked towards the complex building.

The main entrance to the building was tightly closed, and a security guard was slumped over a table, seemingly asleep.

Lin Jue tiptoed and crept over silently. Only when he got close did he see a machine hanging on the main entrance of the complex, which seemed to require a card to enter.

If he still had his strength, Lin Jue would have had plenty of ways to enter this building, but now he's just an ordinary person, and a simple access control is enough to keep him completely out.

He looked to both sides; the air conditioner outdoor units were mounted very high, with almost no footholds on the wall, making it impossible to climb over.

"What are you doing?!" Just then, a voice suddenly rang out behind Lin Jue.

Lin Jue instinctively wanted to elbow him in the back, but he forcibly held back. The security guard had woken up at some point and was standing behind Lin Jue.

This security guard was very thin, extremely thin. He was over 180 cm tall but looked like he weighed less than 100 catties. He was just skin and bones, and the security guard uniform looked like it was hanging on a clothesline on him.

Moreover, the security guard was chewing something, and it sounded like glass breaking.

At the same time, Lin Jue noticed that the security guard's two hands were hidden in his sleeves, perhaps holding some kind of weapon.

In less than a second, Lin Jue had absorbed all the physical information about the security guard into his mind. He smiled, took off his name tag, and handed it to the guard: "I'm a doctor who just arrived today. I just finished making my rounds and came out for a stroll."

He handed over his work badge to see if the security guard would reach out and check it. Normally, most people would take a work badge and check it when someone hands it to them, but this security guard didn't. His hands were still hanging at his sides, and he only glanced at Lin Jue's work badge before impatiently saying, "Don't come here if you don't have anything important to do. This isn't a place for ordinary doctors."

It wasn't until the security guard spoke that Lin Jue could see some shiny shards of glass in the man's mouth.

Was this guy really chewing glass just now? Does he have pica?

It's quite interesting. This guy should have been a patient at this hospital, but he turned out to be a security guard outside the main building.

"Okay." Lin Jue glanced at the security guard's hands again and asked, "Is there any secret inside this building? Why can't I get in?"

"This is the dean's office area. Do you think you can just walk in whenever you want? Unless you have a very good relationship with the dean and he gives you an ID card, you can't go in." The security guard's face was full of impatience: "If you don't have anything to do, hurry up and go back. Doctors in the inpatient department can't run around like this. What if something happens to a patient and we can't get a doctor?"

Do I need to have a good relationship with the dean?
That's impossible for me for the rest of my life.

Lin Jue stepped back and glanced back at the main building. The lights were still on inside, but there was no one in sight.

At the same time, he noticed that the security guard was staring intently at him, and there seemed to be a shadow wriggling inside the sleeve on the table.

He smiled at the security guard, waved, and turned to leave.

"A blood-stained cart, a lake full of corpses, and a suddenly appearing multi-story building."

"It's like watching The Matrix."

A few minutes later, Lin Jue returned to the inpatient building and went back to his floor. As soon as he got out of the elevator, he noticed that the atmosphere was a little strange.

The overhead lights seemed dimmer than when he left, and there was a faint smell of blood in the air. The nurse who had been slacking off at the nurses' station, scrolling through short videos, was gone, leaving only a broken phone on the table.

Lin Jue tapped the screen, but the phone didn't light up. The nurse was just playing with this phone, and it broke down so quickly?
He frowned and looked around. The entire floor was so quiet that he couldn't hear a sound. When he left earlier, he could hear some patients snoring, but now he couldn't hear anything at all.

He approached a hospital room and peered inside through the glass in the door.

The room was pitch black, with furniture scattered everywhere. It seemed to have been abandoned for a long time, but he clearly remembered that there had been a patient in this room before.

There was indeed a problem with the script, which caused some changes to the scenes.

Lin Jue checked each ward one by one. Some wards looked abandoned, but others were unchanged since he left.

"Could it be that the timeline I'm seeing is different? The normal hospitals are from last year's timeline, while the abandoned ones are from after the riots."

"Is the hospital or Qin Lang involved in the normal progress of the script? Is that why this situation is happening..."

Lin Jue returned to his office, where the lights were much dimmer than before and no longer glaring. His desk was askew and documents were scattered around.

"The timeline in the office has also changed. Where did Zhao Yin go? Is he already dead in this timeline? But I haven't seen any corpses along the way."

Lifting the cobwebs by the door, Lin Jue was about to enter the office when the stench of blood in the air grew stronger, as if it had already reached his side.

Something's coming!
Lin Jue turned around abruptly and saw a deathly pale, ghostly face. (End of Chapter)