A Psychiatrist's Bizarre Game Journey / Dream of the Mist

As expected, in their panic and shock, the other person didn't have time to check what had appeared before immediately releasing their grip on the bowstring. The arrow, without a doubt, missed its mark.

Taking advantage of the opportunity, Zhou Ke'er flipped over and jumped onto the platform, slapping the bow and arrow out of the other person's hand. Without hesitation, she pounced on him and pinned him to the ground—because she noticed a bell on the top of the platform that might be used as an alarm. Although she didn't know why the other person hadn't had time to use it, she still had to be on guard.

The female student's terrified and desperate expression and eyes caught Zhou Ke'er's eye. This scene was inexplicably filled with a cruel beauty—Zhou Ke'er liked it for some reason.

He lowered his head slightly, leaned close to the other's ear, and whispered in a cold and sinister tone, "You made a mistake, a... not-so-big mistake. You shouldn't have pointed your arrow at me—what? Why the surprise? Did you think I'd immediately turn into a pile of 'eggs' and devour you in an instant?"

Zhou Ke'er raised her head, showing her left hand to the other person, a mocking smile on her lips: "No, no, no, I only did this to prove to you that I am human. You see, first, my hand will be injured, and the injury will remain. Second, I will bleed, not some kind of abscess or cyst. Finally... I didn't devour you, did I?"

Despite this, Zhou Ke'er did not relax her pressure on her opponent at all, and still firmly kept her opponent on the high platform.

"Cough cough! I...I believe you! Let me go!"

The female student quickly replied—although she still fundamentally doubted that Zhou Ke'er was actually a monster with an even higher degree of mimicry.

"No, this won't do. It's not sincere..."

Zhou Ke'er wore a gentle and amiable smile. If you didn't see the current scene and only looked at his face, you would actually feel a sense of warmth. "You have to tell me first... how am I supposed to get my companions in? The barbed wire can't be moved, right? So there must be another hidden door, right? Or are we going to drop a lift frame out from the platform?"

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748. Mori (Part 3)

"!"

The female student stared intently at Zhou Ke'er, biting her lower lip tightly without uttering a word, looking as if she were about to bravely sacrifice herself.

"You won't talk? It's no use not talking... Since I can get in, I can let them in too."

Zhou Ke'er grinned sinisterly, her smile like that of a villain. Then, she unleashed her full acting prowess, speaking in a tone that was a mixture of madness and deep resentment: "You should have seen my injuries, right? Given the current inability to receive treatment, I won't live much longer—that's for sure. So I don't care how many more injuries I suffer or how long I can live. As long as I can ensure their safety, I'll do anything… Understand?"

Phew, Zhou Ke'er was almost moved by her own appearance!

As expected, the female student who had been extremely hostile towards Zhou Ke'er softened her expression slightly after hearing these words, and looked at Zhou Ke'er with complicated emotions, as if she wanted to say something.

But before she could speak, Zhou Ke'er continued, "I don't have that much time to waste on you. This place is incredibly dangerous right now. Let them in quickly. I guarantee there isn't a single monster among them—even if you don't believe me, it's no use. I'm threatening you!"

"Okay, I understand... Please let go of me first." The female student nodded reluctantly. "I can't let them in like this."

Zhou Ke'er then stood up and picked up the bow and arrow that he had just knocked to the ground, lest the other party be so tactless as to try to resist. She then warned him in a cold voice, "Don't even think about ringing the alarm to call others to deal with us. The bow is in my hands now. If one comes, I'll take care of it."

"Why resort to this method?! Do you think we'd stop you from coming in if you explained things properly?"

The female student frowned, looking at Zhou Ke'er with great confusion. She pulled a lever, opening a hidden door, and asked Zhou Ke'er suspiciously, "If you coerce me like this, even if I let them in under pressure, aren't you afraid...?"

Zhou Ke'er held an arrow in her right hand, pressing the tip against the other person's neck, and said coldly, "First, just as you suspect our identities, I also suspect whether you are a monster. This is both a threat and a test. If you are a monster, sacrificing me alone would be enough to warn them to leave. Second, threatening you is my own choice, and has nothing to do with them. If you want to make any trouble, then come at me. Anyway, I have nothing left to fear—this is still a threat. I don't mind leaving you with a profound lesson before I die."

The female student remained silent for a moment after hearing this, seemingly having recovered from her earlier panic. Confirming that Zhou Ke'er was at least not a monster in disguise, she felt much more at ease and slowly spoke, "Zhou Ke'er from Class Two... right? Although I didn't know you before, I've run into you a few times by chance. You seem completely different from how I've always seen you, which is why I initially assumed you were a monster in disguise. Plus, you tried to climb over the barbed wire without saying a word; anyone would think you had ulterior motives. You should understand that, right?"

“I know. Otherwise, you wouldn’t be here talking right now; you should be lying in a pool of blood waiting to die.”

Zhou Ke'er withdrew the arrow from her hand, and without wasting any more words with the other party, she turned around and walked down the steps to greet Honghe and the others, saying without turning her head: "Besides—I don't know you at all. How did you know what I usually look like? Don't try to get close to me so easily."

"Hey! Give me back my bow and arrows! Even if we let you in, you can't just take them like that!"

Upon seeing this, the female student quickly leaned out and reached out to Zhou Ke'er, who was walking down the steps, and called out to her.

"Tsk."

Zhou Ke'er pursed her lips and casually tossed the bow and arrows back: "I'm warning you, don't think you can turn your back on me as soon as you get the bow and arrows—otherwise, next time it won't just be a warning."

"What on earth are you thinking?! Even if you're being overly cautious, aren't you? I've already confirmed that you're not monsters, why would I attack you? In this situation, we should be helping each other out, shouldn't we?"

The female student felt wronged after being threatened by Zhou Ke'er in such a fierce tone and immediately retorted.

Zhou Ke'er turned around and looked at the other person with an extremely complicated expression—this was probably the pinnacle of Zhou Ke'er's acting skills, and anyone who saw this indescribable look would be moved—after a while, she finally spoke: "What an innocent and lucky guy. No... maybe this is how it should be. I really envy you."

The moment the female student and Zhou Ke'er locked eyes, a sudden, unexpected stirring rose within her, a complex and indescribable feeling welling up inside her. She opened her mouth, but in the end, she only managed to say, "I'm not some kind of person. You should at least remember my name—I'm Shen Jinxuan!"

Zhou Ke'er didn't answer or turn around; she simply waved her hand.

So this female student named Shen Jinxuan began to imagine the dangers that Zhou Ke'er had experienced—which is quite normal. With the added bonus of Zhou Ke'er's excellent acting skills, even people with the worst impression of him would subconsciously imagine it, let alone this naive female student who was fooled and even had her impression of him changed.

"You're being way too reckless! Why rush in like that when you could have resolved it through negotiation? Aren't you afraid of getting shot to death by an arrow and then being judged for violating the rules?"

The cold-cooked rabbit that came in through the side door saw Zhou Ke'er leisurely walking down the steps and couldn't help but lean over, his face contorted with rage as he whispered, "I can't breathe."

"It's true that doing it this way isn't very safe. But we don't need to be overly cautious. First of all, shouldn't we confirm whether the other party is a monster in disguise?"

Zhou Ke'er laughed and reached out to press Leng Chi Tu's face, pushing her away. Her smile revealed her disdain: "Besides—how do you expect us to prove our identities? Do you know anything about your past experiences with this identity? Your personality? Major events that happened at school? We know nothing. Asking will only cause trouble. We have to get through this hurdle first and come up with reasons for your personality changes in advance, right?"

Honghe nodded: "What you said makes sense. From an objective point of view, it is indeed an advantageous approach."

But she paused, looked up at Zhou Ke'er, and met his gaze, adding, "However... from my personal perspective, I don't want you to do something so risky."

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749. Mori (IV)

"..."

Finger Sand and Cold Rabbit suddenly felt that they were simply in the way and superfluous here.

Hearing Honghe's words, Zhou Ke'er replied with a smile, "Don't worry about me so much—anyway, given my current condition, I'll probably become a burden in a while, so I might as well finish what I can and then retire as soon as possible."

Honghe nodded upon hearing this, glancing discreetly at Zhou Ke'er's still-bleeding left hand wound, and said nothing more—indeed, she hadn't considered things carefully enough. Rather than enduring the pain here, it was better to be free sooner. After all, this was just a game.

Just then, Shen Jinxuan leaned out from the platform and said to Zhou Ke'er and the others below, "I've already called other classmates to come and take over the watch for me. Once he arrives, I'll take you to where the other classmates and teachers are. After all, if you suddenly appear, it might cause some trouble. I'll explain the general situation to them on my phone first. Please wait a moment."

No one objected. After all, this was indeed a necessary procedure.

While waiting, Zhou Ke'er's left hand began to sting more intensely for some reason—this stinging was very peculiar, not caused by a burn, nor by being pierced by an arrow, but rather seemed to emanate from within her palm, like some kind of warning sign.

As the stinging pain intensified, Zhou Ke'er also felt increasingly that some kind of gaze was peering at her from all directions, growing stronger and closer.

Zhou Ke'er's sixth sense for danger was constantly pounding, but this was precisely what was going on. As a result, Zhou Ke'er, who was originally able to react instantly by trusting her intuition, was now unable to accurately predict when a sudden attack would occur because her intuition was constantly being triggered.

"Give me a lighter."

Zhou Ke'er reached out and took the lighter that Honghe threw to her. After lighting it, she placed the pierced wound on her left hand directly on it to cauterize it.

"What are you doing?! Why are you hurting yourself?! Have you gone mad?!"

Cold-cooked Rabbit was startled and instinctively tried to stop Zhou Ke'er's actions, but was stopped by Red Crane.

Zhou Ke'er clenched her teeth, her forehead covered in cold sweat. She didn't have the energy to answer Leng Chi Tu's question right now, so Hong He could only answer for her: "This is to stop the bleeding quickly. There seems to be something tricky about that arrow, and since Zhou Ke'er violently tore it off, the wound left after piercing her palm is naturally difficult to heal. If the bleeding continues like this, she may soon be in danger of dying from excessive blood loss. So, in this emergency, we can only treat the wound with cauterization."

"But wouldn't that be a secondary injury to the wound? It's a treatment method that does more harm than good, and it would have significant long-term consequences!"

Cold-cooked rabbit still finds it utterly incomprehensible.

Having barely managed to stop the bleeding, Zhou Ke'er stuffed the lighter into her pocket and said weakly with a mocking tone, "Aftereffects? There are aftereffects only when you're alive. Once you're dead, there's nothing left. Besides, I didn't have much time left to live anyway, so why would I be afraid of shortening it even further?"

Cold-cooked rabbit was speechless for a moment.

After a while, the student who was handing over the position finally arrived late. He was a complete stranger, and it seemed that he was not familiar with Zhou Ke'er and the others in the background either. After greeting Zhou Ke'er and the others and looking them over, he did not say much and handed over the position to Shen Jinxuan.

If they knew someone, it might be even more troublesome. It seems that the fact that all the students who were on the same bus as Zhou Ke'er and her group were wiped out actually made things easier for them.

Although thinking like that is incredibly despicable, it's indeed the truth. If some clueless person were to come up and ask all sorts of questions, Zhou Ke'er would have to put in some effort to deal with them.

"Let's go, I'll take you there."

Shen Jinxuan quickly walked down from the platform and said to Zhou Ke'er and the others, "And you need to treat the wound on your hand as soon as possible..."

"Don't worry about me, I've already stopped the bleeding."

Zhou Ke'er showed Shen Jinxuan the wound that had been stopped by cauterization, and took out a lighter from his pocket and waved it at her, his expression indifferent as if the wound wasn't on his own body. Only the cold sweat still seeping from his forehead indicated the pain he was enduring. "So don't waste time on this, just take us there."

Shen Jinxuan stared wide-eyed at Zhou Ke'er, dumbfounded, but ultimately couldn't say anything more. She just swallowed unconsciously and quickly led the way.

Just then, Red Crane suddenly spoke up and asked, "Excuse me, I have a question for you—are you using such primitive weapons as bows and arrows to defend against those monsters? Those 'eggs' don't seem to be fatally damaged by arrows, do they?"

"Ah, Teacher Red Crane... it's like this. Ordinary arrows certainly can't harm those monsters, but we have a special method. Here's what happened—"

Upon hearing Honghe's question, Shen Jinxuan immediately replied, "This was discovered by the first group of students who arrived at the training camp. When they arrived at this mountain, the monsters had not yet spread widely. On the way, they found a truck that had overturned off the outside of the mountain road and was stuck halfway up the mountain. They immediately called the police, and several strong teachers went down to check if there were any injured people."

However, once they got down, they found the car empty, except for a man who had been dead for a while and looked like some kind of staff member, leaning against the mountainside, clutching a gun. Scrap bullets were scattered around him, as if he had been fighting something.

Everyone was terrified by what they saw, so they could only wait for the police to arrive. Unexpectedly, a large group of "egg" monsters mimicking wild animals suddenly appeared—you can probably guess what happened next. In the end, in desperation, they borrowed the gun and managed to drive the monsters away. Initially, we thought it was the gun's power, but we later discovered that the bullets were specially made, seemingly mixed with a liquid similar to a drug. When the bullets hit the monsters, the outer shell was immediately corroded by their bodies, causing the drug inside to seep out and damage the monsters.

Our arrows were all coated with that medicine on the tips. Although the effect wasn't as good as using a gun directly, we had no choice but to use it this way to conserve ammunition given the shortage.

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750. Mori (5)

Honghe first had Shen Jinxuan lead everyone to a place that resembled a medical room. She stayed behind to treat Zhou Ke'er's wounds, while the remaining two, Zhijiansha and Lengchitu, were taken by Shen Jinxuan to the area where the survivors were gathered in the training camp.

Shen Jinxuan was initially hesitant upon hearing this, but after carefully examining the gruesome injury on Zhou Ke'er's left hand, she was shocked. She hadn't looked closely before and thought Zhou Ke'er's expressionless face meant it wasn't serious, but she hadn't expected it to have reached this point. So she had no choice but to agree to Honghe's suggestion.

Right now, Honghe is using a clean disposable towel to clean and apply a cold compress to Zhou Ke'er's wound.

"hiss……"

Zhou Ke'er frowned slightly; even he found the pain of cleaning the wound somewhat unbearable.

Honghe didn't look up, and her hand movements didn't slow down at all. She simply said in a low voice, "Since you also feel pain, then you shouldn't have done such a dangerous thing in the first place."

"What kind of talk is that!"

Zhou Ke'er immediately protested, "I got injured saving you, okay? No matter how dangerous it was, how could I just stand by and watch?"

Honghe's movements paused almost imperceptibly, but Zhou Ke'er didn't notice. She then continued cleaning her wounds while speaking expressionlessly, "You know that's not what I'm talking about. You also know what I want to ask. But since you don't want to say, I won't press you. However, you'd better pay attention to your mental state—no, rather than mental state, to be precise, it should be a certain emotion. You're being disturbed by your own emotions, which is a very dangerous state."

Zhou Ke'er turned her head away and clicked her tongue softly. This guy Honghe can be incredibly perceptive at times.

After a moment of silence, he slowly replied, "I admit that I am indeed being influenced by some kind of emotion—but if that's what you mean, I... don't think it's a bad thing. Perhaps it's just a momentary emotional outburst, but for now, this emotion is driving me to do exactly what I want to do."

Rather, after experiencing what happened at that academy base, Zhou Ke'er couldn't help but fall into thought. However, before she could think for long, she was forcibly pulled into the game, which naturally brought with her some emotions that had not yet been fully considered.

But at least for now, Zhou Ke'er doesn't think it's a bad thing.

After cleaning the wound, Honghe threw the disposable towel into the trash can and got up to get a clean bandage.

After listening to Zhou Ke'er's words, she simply turned to look at Zhou Ke'er and nodded: "Okay. I understand."