My Iyashikei Game Chapter 93: Who is the Previous Manager?

‘I’ve died 5 times already but at least now I’ve grasped the hidden locations of most ghosts inside the nursery. Compared to the nursery, the kitchen and living room appear to be safer.’ Han Fei had no idea why so many ghosts hid inside the nursery. He had too little information to make an analysis. After using the shard to carve out his own name, Han Fei once again ventured into the room. Similar to before, he used the brazier to stop the girl’s head but this time he dashed towards the master bedroom. To his trepidation, the door was locked. ‘So far only this door is locked, that suggests there is something of interest inside the master bedroom. Looks like I’ll have to locate the bedroom key first.’

Han Fei did not stay but kept on moving. By now he had fully ascertained the head’s attack pattern. Han Fei would raise the brazier to block whenever the girl’s head flung itself at him. While negotiating this deathly dance, Han Fei slowly moved away from the master bedroom and down the corridor. The corridor led to the bathroom. Han Fei did not think he would solve the mission without losing more lives so he tried to make each of his life as valuable as possible!

Han Fei kicked down the door to the bathroom. The slamming door raised such a ruckus that it lured the woman out from the kitchen. Facing both the girl’s head and the woman armed with the knives, Han Fei knew retreat was the wise option. As the girl’s head lunged at him, Han Fei whacked at it as hard as he could before he escaped into the bathroom.

“Bang! Bang! Bang!” The sharp knife chopped against the door. Han Fei could hear the woman growling, she had completely lost her mind. “Can you please calm down? I just want to help you! Can you understand me?!”

Unfortunately, the woman did not cease for rational communication. Room 1091 was practically a den of devil. Han Fei’s hands that gripped the handle froze. While his attention was fully on the woman and the girl, a gushing sound of water came from behind him. Someone had switched on the tap. Turning back to

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