My Iyashikei Game Chapter 306: The Red Dress

“The delivery is here? Right at the moment the guards have taken the red dress away?” Han Fei stared at the door in the dark. Through the door, he could imagine what was happening on the other side. A deliveryman covered in blood, carrying a giant box with a dead body leaning against the anti-theft door. ‘The lights suddenly went out, that proves that there is something else other than the red dress inside the room with me. Should I open the door to let the deliveryman in?’

Han Fei also encountered the deliveryman inside Zhuang Ren’s game but different from that game, in the cryptic world, Han Fei was not totally defenseless. He was already level 12. ‘Hmm, I better not. After all, I’m Bai Sinian, an extremely cowardly new security guard who is afraid of ghost stories.’ The deliveryman came to knock on the door after the red dress had been taken away, that proved a lot of things. The scariest thing inside Room 1044 should be the red dress, that was why he only dared to come knocking when it was not around.

“Is anyone home? Is anyone home? Is anyone home!” The horrifying demands continued. The doorknob of the room wiggled and then sounds of nail scratching against the door followed. Han Fei slowly retreated and hid behind the cupboard. He put on the anti-stabbing vest and shoved the flashlight into his pocket. He was as prepared as he could be. The doorknob shook harder and harder but about 10 seconds later, all the noises outside the room suddenly stopped.

‘It left?’ Han Fei’s heart slowly relaxed. Just as Han Fei was about to come out from behind the cupboard, he saw the living room door slowly open. “If no one’s home… then I’ll just come in and drop off the delivery!” The smell of decomposition permeated the room as a bloody arm reached into the room, sticking close to the wall. It was holding an open empty cake box. It wanted to enter the room when the sound of water came from the toilet like the shower had been turned on. Hearing the sound, the bloody arm slowly distorted. It was so dim that even with Han Fei’s

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