My Iyashikei Game Chapter 149: Don't Eat Other People's Food

Then again, considering how many Hidden Missions he had ‘stumbled’ across so far, Han Fei realized having a hidden map right by the street was not that unusual anymore. Han Fei shook the ceremonial urn, hoping that a spirit would tumble out but there was nothing. Getting down to the ground, Han Fei habitually leaned towards the wall. He felt safer with something solid behind him. Han Fei had the teacher’s id in his pocket. For all he knew, the moment he stepped on the sidewalk in front of the school, he had already entered the hidden map. And before he could react, he was deposited inside the school. He took out the teacher’s id and realized his own black and white picture was already on the id.

‘I can leave the game any moment I want, that is my lifeline. But for now, I need to figure out my exact location first.’ After getting over the initial shock, Han Fei swiftly accessed his situation. Someone had done something to the previous manager’s educator id. Han Fei who carried the id was immediately transported to an unknown location inside the school once he was within the territory of the hidden map. ‘The previous manager has placed all of his hope on me, he wouldn’t harm me for no reason. Is it possible that he has made this id to work in such a way that it’ll transport me to a spot closest to the manager’s memory fragment when I reach this hidden map?’ The more Han Fei thought about it, the more convinced he became. Even though the previous manager’s memories were shattered, the fragments belonged to the same person, there should be a bond between them, but of course, this was based on the premise that the manager’s memory fragment did exist inside the school.

Han Fei studied his environments carefully. There was a simple single bed and a wooden table painted yellow. On the table, scattered an attendance booklet, a bag of fruits and several pens. The room was small. A work report was hung unevenly on the wall. A hair dryer and electric stove were pressed up against the corner. They looked too dusted to have seen

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