My Iyashikei Game Chapter 205: Bloody Reunion

“A more in-depth open world?” Han Fei had no idea what that meant but he had a bad feeling about it. “The paths to many areas will be opened. Does that mean there might be dangerous spirits and ghosts traveling from other areas to this district?” Han Fei already found survival incredibly difficult. He had just survived an impossible mission and the system decided to throw another challenge at him. Studying his character profile, Han Fei couldn’t help but feel that he had been specifically targeted by the system, but this was the kind of attention that Han Fei did not want.

“After I completed the manager mission at Happiness Neighbourhood, my plan was to stay a bit longer inside the neighborhood to up my level but the tenants from Building 2 cleared away all the hostile enemies around the neighbourhood, and thus I had to venture out to accept the available missions. And now after clawing my way through the hidden map of Yi Ming Private Academy, the system threw me this new open world system. Threats might come over from other areas. Does the game really think that highly of me?!”

Licking his dry lips, Han Fei believed that the system was doing this because it was related to the path he had chosen. When the time came, the previous building manager chose destruction between destruction and salvation, while Han Fei chose both. Essentially he had opened the black box from both sides. “When there’s a will there’s a way, worrying won’t solve anything. I will have to power on.”

Pushing open the cubicle door, a chill wind caressed Han Fei’s face. The old windows creaked noisily. Unknown objects crawled over the cracked glass. They looked like strands of hair or wiggling worms. The axle of the door squeaked. Han Fei exited the bathroom and something flashed within the darkness. The unknown presence appeared to be hiding from Han Fei. ‘Is it the effect of the title, Patrolling Teacher?’

Strangely enough, Han Fei did not feel any discomfiture walking through the haunted school. It felt like he was a real member of staff there.

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