Welcome to my Hell

The nurse smiled and said, "It is recommended to have a good night's rest and get enough sleep."

Yinsu didn't ask any more questions. She took a step behind and unfolded the paper in her hand.

The man in the vest behind Yinsu saw the name 'Kangmai' on the piece of paper at a glance, his name.

This was the piece of paper the nurse had just used to compare their numbers.

There is name, photo, and simple age information on it, but nothing else.

The others obviously saw the paper in Yinsu's hand, and they all took a breath in their hearts. Why did she get this piece of paper! !

How did she get there! !

What if some death condition is triggered! !

Yinsu scanned the content at will, matching the names of the people on the information one by one, and finally his eyes fell on the row of numbers at the end of each person's basic information.

Behind her is [0110801], I don’t know what it means.

Yinsu turned over and looked at it, but the back was blank. After making sure that there was nothing, she immediately said, "Sister nurse, you dropped something."

Mo Dong was just about to step forward to take a look. There might be some clues on that piece of paper, but Yinsu obviously had no intention of sharing it.

When the nurse heard the voice, she turned around and saw the piece of paper in Yinsu's hand. The smile on her face gradually disappeared, and she stared at Yinsu gloomily, as if she wanted to poke a hole in her body.

Everyone felt that the temperature around them had dropped a lot, and a sense of danger arose in their hearts.

What kind of death is she doing? !

Although they are newcomers, they also know not to provoke NPCs in the dungeon. No one knows which NPC has a death rule.

The nurse turned back, and the others instinctively stepped back. Even the man in the vest frowned and moved a little away from Yinsu, who was suddenly seeking death.

However, Yinsu stood still, holding up the piece of paper. When the nurse came to her, she handed it to her thoughtfully.

Nurse:"……"

The nurse didn't do anything. She took the piece of paper from Yinsu's hand and warned her in a calm voice: "Don't take other people's things."

"I picked it up." Yinsu corrected her.

The nurse put the piece of paper back into her pocket, obviously not believing that it was Yinsu who picked it up. However, she did not continue to reveal it. Instead, she followed her words and said, "Don't pick up other people's things randomly."

Yinsu nodded. Just as the nurse was about to turn around, she heard her say, "Aren't you going to say thank you to me?"

Nurse:"?"

"It's so rude." Yinsu crossed his arms, like an unreasonable God, "I want to file a complaint against you."

Nurse:"???"

The nurse seemed to be stuck. She didn't say anything for a long time, and just stared at her with a pair of dark eyes and an expressionless face.

"Why, you're still not convinced? Is this the best service you said?" Yinsu stared back without fear and continued to make trouble unreasonably, "I haven't even moved in yet, and you made me uncomfortable. Next, I'll still How can I feel comfortable and how can I welcome the new life with the best attitude?"

Yinsu spoke confidently, paused for a moment, and suddenly raised the corners of his lips, "If something goes wrong, who will be responsible? You? How are you going to take responsibility?"

She didn't know which word triggered the key words in the nurse's dictionary. A strange fear flashed in her eyes, and then she lowered her head and thanked you, "Thank you just now. Please don't complain to me."

Everyone: "???"

Are you using honorifics?

Yinsu raised his chin slightly and assumed the role of God: "Let's see how you perform."

The nurse twitched the corner of her mouth unnaturally and tried to force out a smile, "Please come this way."

The nurse probably suffered a loss from Yinsu, so she didn't say anything during the whole journey and took them straight into the inpatient building.

Entering the inpatient building, the nurse began to introduce again: "The lights in the inpatient department will be turned off at ten o'clock in the evening. Please go to bed after the lights are turned off."

"There is only one nurse on duty after lights out."

"Doctors will not appear in the inpatient building at night. If you see him, please find the nurse on duty as soon as possible to get the medicine, and then go to bed to rest."

The nurse said that she had already opened the elevator and was waiting for everyone to enter.

It was no different from an ordinary elevator, except that the light in the elevator was pale and shone on the nurse. She stared directly at everyone, giving her a strange and eerie feeling.

Yinsu stood directly next to the nurse. The others were not as courageous as her, so they all leaned to the corner on the right, clearly distinguishing each other.

The nurse directly pressed the button on the third floor, and the elevator door slowly closed with a heart-wrenching creak. While waiting for the elevator to go up, the nurse couldn't help but look sideways at Yinsu, as if wondering why she could be so bold and stand directly next to him.

"What are you looking at?" Yinsu glanced at her and struck preemptively.

Nurse:"……"

Mo Dong and others: "..."

Warrior! !

The nurse said nothing, and Yinsu stared at her unceremoniously. The atmosphere in the elevator was stiff, the air seemed to have become thinner, and some people were shivering uncontrollably.

Is she really not afraid of triggering death conditions when she provokes NPCs like this?

Ding--

The 3rd floor has arrived.

Obviously, Yinsu's behavior did not trigger the death condition - of course, it might have been triggered, but not now.

The elevator door slowly opened, and they all felt something called 'air' pouring in, and everyone breathed a sigh of relief.

…

…

There are many rooms on the third floor, but most of the doors are closed. I don’t know if they are occupied or if those people are not in the ward.

There were quite a few nurses, but they were busy with their own affairs and paid no attention to them.

The nurse led them through the corridors and finally to the four rooms at the end. She didn't allocate rooms, just told them two to share a room, and then left.

The players who were left here looked at each other, and finally someone asked: "Just leaving?"

"What are we doing now?"

"Choose a room first." It was Mo Dong who spoke.

The doors of the four rooms are all open, and there is no difference in layout. There is not much room to choose from, but...

"Well...how do we live there?" How do they choose roommates?

Before Mo Dong could speak, Jiang Liang spoke first: "My girlfriend and I share a room."

Fu Qiqi hugged Jiang Liang's arm tightly and nodded. She didn't know anyone else. Of course she wanted to be with her boyfriend.

Originally there were four boys and four girls, so the distribution according to gender was just right.

But now that they know each other, if they first say that they want to live together, then others can't forcefully separate the young couple.

Then the problem comes...

In another room, who would want to live in such a dangerous environment with an unfamiliar member of the opposite sex?

"Let's live together." The curly-haired girl standing next to Mo Dong immediately pulled another girl and said, "Ding Hanzhi, do you have any objection?"

Ding Hanzhi nodded without objection.

Neither of them wanted to share a room with the opposite sex, nor did they want to share a room with that weird girl in a windbreaker, so choosing each other was the best solution.

"Mr. Mo, can I live with you?" The pale-faced young man looked at Mo Dong expectantly.