Weird Live Broadcast: I Can Deduce Endlessly Chapter 5: Breakfast Terror (Part 2)

Gu Yi took a deep breath and started the deduction again.

This was his last chance to simulate the scenario.

(Deduction starts.)

(You didn't act rashly.)

(You calmed yourself down and believed that even though the situation was complicated, you could still find a way to clear the game.)

(You quickly stuffed food in your mouth while thinking about the clues you got from the previous simulation.)

(1. "Loud noise" refers not only to speaking loudly. Any noise not related to eating is considered a violation. After two violations, they will put you in solitary confinement, but you can escape through the ventilation duct. Currently, it is unknown what consequences getting caught while escaping will bring.)

(2. This hospital is ruthless and treats patients as prisoners or expendables. As long as they cannot be cured, they are thrown into the crematorium and burned alive.)

(However, it is also possible that the diseases on the patients are very terrible, and not burning them may cause even worse consequences. The information is too limited to make a judgment.)

(3. Not only in the ward but also all the windows outside the hospital have fences. Without better tools, it is impossible to pry open the fence. Even if you escape from the window, the outside of the hospital is surrounded by a three-meter-high wall, which is almost impossible to climb over.)

(4. You noticed a detail that no one in the hospital uses a mobile phone, and the landline at the reception can only communicate internally. Therefore, you cannot call for help from the outside world.)

(You glanced at the wristband of the patient beside you and silently memorized his patient number.)

(You finished your food and can now move freely.)

(You walked up to the doctor and gently patted his shoulder.)

(The doctor looked up and glanced at you.)

(You didn't say anything and gave up your position so the doctor could see the comatose patient.)

(The doctor quickly lifted the patient and took him to the emergency room.)

(You followed behind.)

(You continue

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