My Iyashikei Game Chapter 95: How to Remember What You have Forgotten?

His eyes flew open. Han Fei slammed the frame against the ground. He picked up the shard to carve out his name and number of deaths. “That’s my 11th death! I have to deal with the ghost inside the bathroom as soon as possible. That sea of hair goes after everything indiscriminately. If I leave it be, it’ll cover the entire room in under 10 minutes.”

With the information he gathered from each death, Han Fei came up with a more detailed plan every time he initiated a new loop. ‘I have to take the clues from the patient’s records into account in spite of, or perhaps due to, how peculiar they are. After all, this whole mission is a grotesque reconstruction of the patient’s state of mind.

‘Other than that, the mission requires me to kill all the ghosts and save all the humans. I wonder if the sleeping boy is considered a human in this case… Do I need to keep him safe as well? I probably should.’

When he was ready, Han Fei pushed open the door to Room 1091. The brazier was used to block the girl’s head, the ring of keys was swiped from the woman’s apron and entry was made into the main bedroom. Now that he knew what was inside the bedroom, Han Fei modified his plan slightly. He deliberately waited for the girl’s head to lag behind the mother before he entered the bedroom. Once the mother followed him in, Han Fei slammed the door to shut the head outside. He tricked the mother into the bedroom alone and then overpowered her to grab her knife.

He sliced through the boy’s binding and used the rope to tie the mother to the bed. Then he exited the bedroom with the remaining rope. He lured the girl’s head into the kitchen. The girl’s head was missing a body and the body inside the fridge was missing a head, they’d be a perfect match for each other. Han Fei neared the fridge. He could hear the fridge rocking harder as he ventured closer. As the girl’s head pitched itself at Han Fei, the latter side-stepped and yanked the fridge door open. The headless carcass jumped out for the head to slam into it. Using this momentum, Han Fei

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