My Iyashikei Game Chapter 24: If You Only Have 24 Hours Left

Han Fei exhausted the acting skill of his life within that few short minutes. He kept urging himself to get into this new character but even so he could not stop his physical body from shaking! This was not a point against his acting skill, but a proof that he was a living, breathing human being. Gasping for air, Han Fei collapsed on the bed. Once he closed his eyes, he could see the sea of children around him. ‘Even though I have managed to fool them for now but I will reappear inside that room the next time I log in. What if Weep goes against his words?’ Pulling on his hair, Han Fei felt his brain shutting down, ‘Weep will go berserk when he fails to find me. The last hint I dropped might compel him to go look for me at the other apartment units. The perfect scenario is when I go online next, Weep is away at my neighbour’s place.’

Han Fei had that bit of hope left but he knew the chance of that occurring was small.

‘Weep is a scary character. When I looked into his eyes, I felt like he was looking into my soul. If I showed even a trace of flaw or cowardice, he would most likely kill me on the spot.’ Thinking back what he had done, Han Fei shivered from fear. ‘This feeling of having my life dangled in another person’s hands is horrible. If I can survive this night, I need to level up as fast as I can and collect as many items as possible.’

Han Fei gritted his jaw in determination but moments later, helplessness and despair draped over him. The chance of surviving that night was miniscule. If he logged into a room filled with ghost children, he had no confidence to escape with his life intact. ‘Tomorrow night should be my last time playing the game.’

Studying the gaming helmet on the table, Han Fei did not know what to say. He was just a normal person, naturally he had fear of death. With his nerves pulled taut for so long, the strain drained Han Fei once he exited the game. However, he found himself unable to fall asleep. He was just a young man, he had a whole life ahead of him. He’d always assumed there was plen

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