Weird Live Broadcast: I Can Deduce Endlessly Chapter 39: Mother's Request

(You: Your daughter is currently in Chongshan Hospital, and the Dean is keeping her captive.)

(Woman: Really? Is she suffering? What does he plan to do with my daughter?)

(You were just guessing, but you didn't expect the woman to actually believe you.)

(However, from the beginning until now, there have been no clues in the dungeon indicating that "I" have already died, which is why you boldly stated this information.)

(You: He is using your daughter to carry out some cruel experiment for his own desires and ambitions.)

(Woman: He's a madman, a devil!)

(You: Your daughter gave me this mask and asked me to find you. Can you help me?)

(Woman: I have already lost my physical body, only this remaining soul is lingering here. I need your help to regain my flesh.)

(You: Where is your physical body?)

(Woman: In the Dean's office.)

(You: But it's difficult for me to enter there.)

(Woman: That man comes to see me every day at precisely 3:26 a.m. You can sneak into the Dean's office at that time. Remember, you must find my physical body within five minutes, or the Dean will return.)

(You: I understand.)

(You terminate the deduction.)

Gu Yi opened his eyes and contemplated silently for a moment.

What would happen if I follow Toto's mother's instructions and obtain the so-called "physical body"?

Although Toto's mother appeared completely normal this time, Gu Yi had a vague feeling that even if he obtained her physical body as instructed, he might not gain the desired clues and could even get into a series of troubles.

From the diary of "I", it was evident that her mother was one of the culprits who led "I" into the pit.

So far, the blood-written hints given by "I" had played a crucial role, while her mother had triggered numerous death flags.

Gu Yi preferred to believe "I" rather than her mother.

With this in mind, Gu Yi took out the handmade mask of "Toto" and carefully pondered the blood-written hints behind it.

"Everything has a hidden price."

"Remember, there's no such thing as a free lunch."

"Good d

…