My Iyashikei Game Chapter 350: The Previous Manager

Han Fei played the Ziggurat game not only to help Zhuang Ren but also to help himself. He had triggered the Soul Chaser mission inside the cryptic world and he had to identify the Soul Chaser to survive. He wouldn’t be able to see the Soul Chaser through conventional methods, so he placed all his hope on the Ziggurat game. The earlier maps were solved pretty much the same way but just as Zhuang Wen was about to reunite, Han Fei carried her child into Room 1144.

“Wait, isn’t that a dead end?” Zhuang Ren got increasingly confused by Han Fei’s control, but he didn’t dare to question it. The young man before him had proven many times that his actions were carefully calculated despite how crazy they looked.

Triggering the conversation with the madman inside Room 1144, Han Fei carried Zhuang Wen’s child into the dresser. He zigzagged through the world of red clothing and made his way based on his memory. Even with his photographic memory, Han Fei still found himself lost twice. He only found the other dresser door in his 3rd play through. Predicting the time, Han Fei approached the dresser door when Zhuang Wen was about to catch up to him.

A giant maw appeared behind the door. The black tongues latched onto Zhuang Wen’s humanity and dragged her inside the dresser. Han Fei’s mission had been completed so he hid at the corner to observe the rest. Zhuang Wen shattered the mouth’s teeth, shredded its tongue and then jumped into the dresser. After a long time, seeing as Zhuang Wen didn’t return from the dresser, he controlled his character to follow her.

Slithering down the ‘intestines’, Han Fei found the shattered door deep inside the monster’s stomach. Han Fei signaled for Zhuang Ren to lean closer as he pushed the door open. The familiar layout and furniture held Zhuang Ren’s attention. His murky eyes slowly widened and his silent heart started to beat again. Han Fei’s character exited the dresser. Different from the cryptic world, this bedroom was covered in bloody footprints, both children and adults.

“They thought you w

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