My Iyashikei Game Chapter 935: Waging a War

The mad laughter appeared to be some kind of siren for the cryptic world. Mad Laughter had been oppressed for so long since the bloodred night. Killing Gao Xing’s three souls was just the first step in his revenge.

Han Fei moved away from the altar to Gao Xing’s mother. “Gao Cheng has disappeared, but Gao Xing is still here. The scenes you saw in the altar world are slowly becoming true. I don’t know much about Gao Xing, so I need your help.”

Gao Xing’s mother was the person who knew Gao Xing the most. The woman sat at the edge of the skyscraper and looked down at the dark world. This was the place her son lived. If she didn’t stop Gao Xing, all the living humans would be dragged into this hell.

“I can tell you everything I know, but I hope you can promise me one thing.” Gao Xing’s mother pleaded. “I wish to see Gao Xing, not his soul but his actual person.”

“Gao Xing is in real life, and he has become an Unmentionable. This request is rather hard.” Han Fei sat beside the woman. “Is there something you want to tell him?”

“I want to hug him.” Gao Xing’s mother looked at the night. The rain had stopped. “At least one hug.”

Gao Xing owed the world, but Gao Xing’s mother felt the opposite. She felt like she owed Gao Xing. It was because of that guilt that she became the strong Ghost Mother.

“Okay. I promise you.” Han Fei took out a white box. This box was the first-place prize Huang Yin won a long time ago for being the first-place winner in the rankings. It could allow Han Fei to bring an NPC out of Perfect Life. Han Fei originally planned to keep this super rare item for his neighbors, but none of his neighbors planned to leave Happiness Neighborhood alone. Therefore, Han Fei kept this item until now.

Gao Xing’s mother’s eyes teared up after hearing Han Fei’s answer. She thanked Han Fei and began to share with him his memory of Gao Xing, from the first time she saw Gao Xing at the optometrist's hospital to the last moment when she was dragged to the altar. Gao Xing’s mother saw her son slowly walk into the ab

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