My Iyashikei Game Chapter 94: Dangerous Game

‘The woman is the oldest of the 3 and even in this haunted house, she would respond to her child’s cries for help. Relatively speaking, she at least has that humane quality retained in her. She will still look after her family.

‘The toddler will make a loud fuss whenever he sees me. Assuming that I am currently a ghost, it’s perfectly normal for a child to see me and cry though.

‘Finally, there is the boy. He is in a patient’s outfit and has his movement limited. Looks like he’s most ill. In his family’s eyes, he’s probably the most abnormal.’ Not everything was what it appeared. Whether a scenario was defined as normal or not depended fully on its environments. The knife chipped on the bedroom door. Han Fei hurried to the bedside. He asked urgently, “Can you hear me?” With clear threats on his tail, now was not the time to be gentle. However even after he shook the boy and gave him a slap on his face, Han Fei still got no response from the boy.

“There are pills scattered around the bed and blood stains on the ground. These are clear signs of conflict.” Han Fei looked around and he spotted a change of clothes, a patient’s record and discharge form on the study table.

‘Second Mental Health Centre?’

“The patient suffers from unreasonable anxiety, and pain. He reports occasional bouts of acoasm and hallucinations. His situation has not improved despite multiple therapy sessions.” Flipping through the pages, Han Fei finally found the thing he was looking for. “The patient has a history of childhood trauma. He was abused by his father and his only protector was his mother. According to the patient, he witnessed his father murder a pair of mother and daughter in the nursery. The father proceeded to dismember the victims inside the bathroom before hiding the carcasses inside the kitchen fridge.

“It was since then that the patient’s mental state became unstable. He claimed that he could see ghosts and souls. After his mother died, his father remarried. During his stay with his new family, the patient’s condition worsened.

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