My Iyashikei Game Chapter 977: Blessing

“Fu Sheng has created so many helmets, and each of them appears to have been used.” Han Fei took down No. 1 helmet. “The inside is heavily damaged. The coagulated pieces should be blood and flesh. Who did Fu Sheng put this helmet on?”

Han Fei wanted to know who was as ‘lucky’ as he was.

“Some of the helmets can still be used. They appear to retain some things. Do you want to try them?” Du Jing looked at Han Fei kindly. She was very curious too.

“I…” Han Fei wasn’t afraid of Pure Hatred, but he was afraid of putting on strange helmets. After some hesitations, Han Fei decided to give it a try. He carried the heavy No. 1 helmet and lay on the surgical table. He connected all the wires. When all the lights came on, he slowly put the helmet on. His world was dark and had nothing. Han Fei felt like he was trapped inside a dark room. He had no idea how big the room was and why the room was built.

Han Fei opened his arms and couldn’t touch anything, but he could hear someone whispering. He couldn’t hear it clearly. Han Fei moved toward the sound of the voice. There seemed to be another person in the dark. He stood facing Han Fei. He could see everything about Han Fei, but Han Fei couldn’t see anything about him.

“Fu Sheng?” Han Fei tried to call the man. The shadow didn’t respond. He stood there and stared at Han Fei. He didn’t move, but no matter how Han Fei tried to move forward, he couldn’t get close to the shadow. They could see each other, but they could never touch each other. Several minutes later, Du Jing forced Han Fei to exit the game because she was worried. “What did you see?”

“There is a shadow standing in a completely dark room. He didn’t hurt me and just stood there looking at me.” Han Fei was confused. “Is he Fu Sheng? Why didn’t he speak?”

“Do you want to try another helmet?”

“Okay.” Han Fei became braver. Other than a few helmets that couldn’t work, Han Fei tried almost all the helmets with Du Jing’s helmet. Each helmet had a dark room. There was a shadow standing in each other.

“This is the last

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