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

He then stopped talking about the matter and instead changed the subject to the storyline of the module.

As Honghe carefully wrapped bandages around Zhou Ke'er's left hand, she changed the subject, saying, "You heard what that student said on the way here, right? Did you deduce any relevant clues?"

This is one of the reasons why Zhou Ke'er enjoys spending time with Honghe. She is so adept at striking the right balance in conversation; even when asking questions directly, she never comes across as aggressive or embarrassing. Even her casual confirmation at the end doesn't feel perfunctory.

If it were Cold-Cooked Rabbit here—although that guy would most likely not notice any emotional fluctuations in Zhou Ke'er—but assuming she did notice, she would probably pester her relentlessly to find out the truth.

There's nothing I can do, that's just how idiots are.

Zhou Ke'er pondered for a moment, then focused her attention on the question Honghe had just raised. She glanced at the door of the infirmary and answered in a normal tone and volume, "I don't know much about this kind of thing either, but I think it's trustworthy, after all, we're all classmates."

After saying that, Zhou Ke'er leaned down and whispered in Honghe's ear, "Be careful, walls have ears. Don't ask these questions here—just keep your own guesses in mind. Our guesses shouldn't be too far off."

Honghe turned to look at the doorway, frowned almost imperceptibly, and said directly, "Excuse me, the one standing outside—eavesdropping on others is not a sign of good manners. Since you're already at the door, why don't you just come in?"

Honghe had no intention of pretending not to notice the people outside. Zhou Ke'er's hasty, haphazard answers were indeed just to change the subject and prevent the other party from knowing what they were talking about. It wasn't meant to fool the eavesdroppers outside, as there was no need for that. Knowing that Zhou Ke'er probably thought the same thing, Honghe didn't hesitate to point it out directly.

"squeak"

As the door opened, a young woman in a white coat walked in looking embarrassed. She said apologetically, "I'm sorry, I didn't mean to eavesdrop. I just heard a conversation coming from inside when I came back to the infirmary, and I was worried someone might be sneaking in, so I did it..."

Judging from his appearance, this guy must be the sanitation worker or school doctor who was originally assigned to this infirmary.

However, it's unclear whether he came with the school or was recruited by the camp itself. Hopefully, this guy doesn't know them, or at least isn't familiar with Zhou Ke'er and the others.

"It's okay. We didn't talk about anything that's shameful anyway."

The flamingo glanced at the other person indifferently, its tone flat with a hint of coldness: "Besides, we used the items in the infirmary without your permission."

"Oh, it's alright, it's alright. In this situation, getting injured is very dangerous. We should get it treated as soon as possible. We can't let my absence delay the treatment."

The woman who looked like a doctor quickly waved her hand in response, glanced at Zhou Ke'er's left hand which had already been bandaged, and subconsciously asked, "What happened? How did you get injured so suddenly... Is it serious? Is there a problem with the students?"

"It was just a scratch on a sharp part, a little skin was torn off, it's not a serious injury."

Zhou Ke'er shook her head. As she was speaking, she suddenly felt a sharp pain that intensified without warning from the inside of her left hand. Along with it came a series of... no, many related sensations coming from the same direction, right here in this training camp!

Although it was without any reason, Zhou Ke'er immediately came to this conclusion—that an "egg" monster had infiltrated that place!

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751. Mori (Six)

"what happened?"

The school doctor was startled when Zhou Ke'er suddenly turned her head away and instinctively asked a question.

Zhou Ke'er turned around and waved her hand: "No, it's nothing. I suddenly remembered that I have something to do, so we have to go first."

As she spoke, Zhou Ke'er stood up, preparing to go with Honghe to find Lengchitu and the others, and also to see if Chunkunqiufei, Zhang He, and Chen Tian were there.

"boom!"

Just then, a loud gunshot rang out from not far away, and the direction from which the sound came was exactly where Zhou Ke'er had subconsciously turned her head to look.

"Gunshots?! What happened... Could there be a monster?!"

Upon hearing the gunshot, the school doctor, no longer able to ponder Zhou Ke'er's reaction, hurriedly said in a slightly panicked tone, "No, no! It's too dangerous for you to go over there now. Stay here and hide for a while! As long as you block the doors and windows, they'll contact us when it's safe outside!"

Zhou Ke'er bowed slightly to the other party: "Thank you very much for your suggestion, but my classmates and friends are still waiting for us there. We can't just leave them there and hide ourselves. Please hide here safely. We will definitely come and let you know when things are over outside."

Honghe glanced at the school doctor, stood up, and pushed open the door: "Let's go."

After saying that, the two walked out the door and ran quickly in the direction from which the gunshots came.

After running a short distance, before Honghe could ask any questions, Zhou Ke'er spoke up directly: "I sensed the presence of those monsters in that direction just now—the medium should be the left hand. It seems that although burning them with high temperature did reduce the activity of those 'eggs,' it did not completely kill them; it only had a temporary suppressive effect."

"Is amputation necessary?"

The flamingo frowned slightly.

Zhou Ke'er shook her head: "Amputation might have been helpful when I was first touched by the 'eggs,' but it's probably too late now. The stinging pain is from the inside out; those 'eggs' have already penetrated deep into my body. However, at least during this short period when the 'eggs' are temporarily inactive, I can sense the presence of other monsters, which is a lucky thing."

After pondering for a long time, Honghe raised another objection: "But have you forgotten? You were shot through the left hand by that female gatekeeper with an arrow, and that arrow should have been coated with a potion that could harm or kill monsters, but you were fine..."

"That's true, but I'm not entirely sure what exactly happened..."

Zhou Ke'er and Honghe chatted casually for a while, and soon arrived at the location where Zhou Ke'er sensed the monster.

Before me was a building that looked like a stadium or lecture hall. There was a lot of noise coming from inside, but no one was running out of it, and there was no chaotic scene of people scattering and fleeing.

In other words, the situation is at least under control?

Zhou Ke'er and Honghe exchanged a glance, but did not rush in. Instead, they quickly ran around the building and finally found a slightly ajar window. They immediately looked inside through the crack.

A man who looked like a student stood in the center of the open space, holding a gun whose muzzle was still slightly smoking, panting as he looked around.

Not far from him, on the ground, lay several monsters with "eggs" already attached to their bodies.

The remaining students and faculty members formed a circle along the outermost edge of the building, leaving sufficient safe distance for the center.

"Who?"

The male student suddenly turned around, stared straight at Zhou Ke'er's location, and raised his gun to point it at her without hesitation.

Almost simultaneously, Zhou Ke'er felt a sharp pain in the palm of her left hand.

This guy...

The guy holding the gun...

It's a monster!

Without hesitation, Zhou Ke'er bent down, grabbed Honghe, and ran away from the window towards the main entrance of the building.

"boom!"

As expected, the man pulled the trigger without hesitation, and the whistling bullet shattered the window. The broken glass fell to the ground with a crashing sound.

"Bang!"

Soon, Zhou Ke'er kicked open the door and stared directly at the male student, but without any protective measures, she was completely exposed to the gun.

Zhou Ke'er's sudden appearance caused an uproar, especially since it was in this way. Shen Jinxuan, who was in the crowd, saw Zhou Ke'er suddenly appear and was momentarily confused, instinctively wanting to ask what was going on.

Before she could say anything, the man in the middle of the field pointed his gun at Zhou Ke'er and said, "Everyone get out of the way, this guy is a monster."

"!"

The scene immediately erupted in chaos, with almost everyone scrambling to move away from Zhou Ke'er.

Zhou Ke'er had expected the other party to do this—or rather, he was looking forward to it.

He ignored the man and instead turned to Shen Jinxuan in the crowd: "Hey, Shen Jinxuan, throw me an arrow."

Instantly, everyone's eyes were focused on Shen Jinxuan.

"What...what do you need the arrow for?!"

Shen Jinxuan subconsciously pulled an arrow from the quiver on her back and held it in her hand, but did not throw it directly to Zhou Ke'er.

Zhou Ke'er grinned and pointed at the man with the gun: "Didn't he say I was a monster? Then I have no choice but to prove my innocence. Otherwise, if he shoots me dead and I say it was just an accidental killing in the heat of the moment, or if he throws a few 'eggs' on my body to prove he didn't kill the wrong person... wouldn't my death be too inexplicable?"

The man's face darkened as he reached for the bolt of his gun: "Just a monster, yet you're spouting nonsense... I'd like to see whether the students believe me or this guy who suddenly appeared out of nowhere..."

"Hey, you really don't understand. This isn't a question of belief, but a question of proof. Belief is the most ethereal thing; only evidence can speak for itself."

Zhou Ke'er tilted her head: "Or do you think that no matter what the evidence is, as long as everyone else 'believes' you, you can kill people at will? Judging from your skillful methods, have you done this many times before?"

Before he could answer, Zhou Ke'er urged Shen Jinxuan, "Shen Jinxuan, what are you dawdling for? If I don't prove my innocence soon, that guy will shoot me dead."

Shen Jinxuan looked around, gritted her teeth, and finally threw the arrow in her hand to Zhou Ke'er.

Zhou Ke'er took the arrow and, without hesitation, thrust the tip into her left arm.

Blood flowed from the wound, but nothing happened except that Zhou Ke'er had a new wound on her arm.

"pat"

Zhou Ke'er threw the blood-stained arrow on the ground and raised an eyebrow at the man provocatively: "Now, it's your turn to prove... that I am a monster, you are not a monster, and that everyone you killed was a monster."

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752. Forest (seven)

Zhou Ke'er's words were extremely malicious. Upon hearing them, the surrounding students couldn't help but start whispering among themselves, creating a buzzing sound in the room.

"What? You're pointing a gun at me? Are you planning to kill me in front of everyone to cover your tracks?"

Zhou Ke'er grinned and walked forward as if strolling in a garden. She reached out and grasped the muzzle of the gun, bent down slightly, pointed the gun at her forehead, and looked at the male student a step away with great provocation.

The scene suddenly froze.

"Why do we neither fight nor retreat?"

Zhou Ke'er raised an eyebrow, pressing aggressively, "Come on, shoot like this. One pull of the trigger, and my life is yours. Or are you not planning to use a gun, but instead just deactivate your mimicry and turn into a monster to kill me? Either way, I'll count to three... three... two... one..."

The male student's face turned extremely pale, and he finally couldn't help but burst out cursing, "Damn it, you're insane! Are you crazy?!"

"I gave you a chance, but you failed!"

After counting down to three, Zhou Ke'er slowly moved the gun barrel away from her grip, staring intently at the other person: "I'm crazy? Don't you think that's ridiculous? You were the one who called me a monster the moment you saw me, and you were ready to shoot me. Now that I've given you the chance to shoot me, you're too scared to do it and you're calling me crazy—you're such a weirdo! Why are you scared? Is it because I've proven I'm not a monster? In other words, those classmates you killed before couldn't prove they weren't monsters, so you can say whatever you want about them and kill whoever you want."

Zhou Ke'er's question struck everyone present like a hammer blow—once trust is cracked, it can never be restored to its original state.

"boom!"

Red Crane, who had secretly crept up behind the male student, swiftly kicked him to the ground. Zhou Ke'er, who was prepared, snatched the gun and tossed it to Red Crane. She then quickly pounced on him and pinned him to the ground.

Don't forget, when Zhou Ke'er made her grand entrance, Honghe didn't appear with her—she stayed outside the original window, and only quietly climbed in after everyone's attention was drawn to Zhou Ke'er, sneaking closer to the man. This is why Zhou Ke'er did something so attention-grabbing.

"You're way too slow. If you'd been any later, I could have taken him down by myself."

Zhou Ke'er smiled lightly as she looked at Honghe.

There was a moment of silence, as if they were reacting for a while before realizing what had happened. Suddenly, exclamations of surprise filled the air, with cries of "Teacher Honghe??" echoing everywhere.

It seems that teachers know far more people than students.

"I'll try next time."