My Iyashikei Game Chapter 223: Strange Incidents

Once he removed the gaming helmet, Han Fei careened to the ground. His heart was pounding. His sight was blurry perhaps because his brain was still under too great of a stimulus. His breathing was uneven as well. Pain originated from all parts of his body. He could not summon any strength. Lying on the cold hard ground, Han Fei had to wait a long time before his eyes focused again. ‘What have I put myself through just to save an NPC?”

The pain in the cryptic world was as real as they came. Han Fei honestly had no idea he managed to hang on until the boy escaped from the scene. ‘Perhaps the best solution is to run to my own safety but ultimately humans are different from animals.’ Han Fei did not regret his decision. If he was placed in the same situation, he’d do it again. The cold hard floor eased Han Fei back into reality. He started to ponder a more serious problem. ‘What should I do when I log in next?’

Cattle Alley was a hidden map, it was rife with dangers. There were traps everywhere and at least one pig-faced murderous monster. In the game, Han Fei’s calf was injured, his shoulder was bitten until his bone was showing, and one of his arms was seriously broken. He would have trouble walking, much less running for his life. With such odds, how was he supposed to survive at Cattle Alley?

‘The pig-faced monster is dominated by hunger and there is no humanity left. Theoretically it wouldn’t stay at that one spot to wait for me to return, it would be too hungry. So when I get online next, there is a very great chance that it has gone somewhere else looking for food. If that’s the case, then I have a chance at survival. First, I need to find a place to recuperate. There are still books and items about emergency rescue in my inventory, they should be of use.’ When Huang Yin first arrived in the cryptic world, he had left Meng Si with many presents as repayment for her bowl of porridge. At the time, Han Fei took all the books and items related to medicine from Meng Si. He knew that one day they would come in handy,

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