My Iyashikei Game Chapter 817: Second Fragment

Taboo was the most feared thing in the building. They were not afraid of anything and were ready to challenge God. Whenever a Taboo showed up, a whole floor would be massacred.

The child’s King of Club started to change. He didn’t expect a Taboo to appear on his floor. The paper dolls were shredded easily. The black fire burned through God’s toys. The red lady was unstoppable.

“Why are you looking for me? Why am I so unlucky? I haven’t done anything!” The kid hid behind his parents. He was very innocent. When he was young, he was protected by his parents. Then, he was protected by his ‘friend’. Thanks to his friend, he became a greenhouse flower. His friend took away his independence in exchange for endless joy. The boy was this way even after death. He was always a child. He only knew how to cry and pee his pants.

The hand covered in black flame pressed on the father’s head. The curse and flame burned through its body. The paper heart covered in pus fell to the ground. It looked just like the rubber ball the boy had been playing with.

“What are you? Go away!” The man abandoned his mother and ran away.

The black flame burned. The woman chased after the boy. The curse patched up the gaps on her clothes.

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Han Fei heard the boy’s crying. He urged Big Sin to move faster. The northern corridor of the 51st floor was covered in talismans as if this zone was forbidden. “Sealing up a Taboo is hard, but releasing them should be easy.”

The paper dolls stopped chasing them. Han Fei sighed in relief. He climbed down from Big Sin’s back and looked at the many doors. Most talismans in the cryptic world were just decorations. They were ineffective against ghosts. Han Fei reached out to pull off one of the talismans, but as he touched the talisman, his mind faltered. The lights twisted, and the floor slanted. The doors looked like crying faces. Han Fei bit on his tongue, and the pain jolted him awake. His sight blurred, and he saw a black shadow at the end of the corridor. He couldn’t see the person’s face or clothes, but

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