Rebirth: I can easily control the end-of-the-world game

Who would suspect that there was something wrong with the clock when the time was not much different from what she thought it was?

After all, in the eyes of ordinary people, the rules in the security manual are correct, and the duty room has always been safe. No matter how powerful those monsters are, or how they keep clamoring outside, they have never come in.

Even though Feng Lan had just had a monster invade her dream in the duty room and had a nightmare about wanting to open the door, she was not harmed, right?

Most people wouldn't think too much about it and would just be thankful that they didn't open the door, but Feng Lan realized that the duty room's concept of security was inaccurate.

So, if those monsters can invade her dreams in the duty room, can they change other things in the duty room?

Such as time.

Feng Lan originally thought that the colleague who came to take over the shift might be a monster, but the fact that he was able to open the door of the duty room made her dispel her doubts. She somewhat suspected that it was a dream, but nothing had changed.

The manual stipulates that one must leave the duty room immediately after the shift ends. Feng Lan looked at the door that was casually closed by her colleague and his silent attitude, and became cautious.

Even though the time on the wall was already past three o'clock, it was already past the time he should have been in the duty room.

This colleague did not do anything to Feng Lan. He just remained silent and said nothing, but Feng Lan could clearly feel the malice in his body.

That's a mentality of watching a good show.

Feng Lan thought a lot and finally felt that the most likely possibility would be time. After all, it was just a question, and if the time was correct, it would have been too late now.

"Two fifty-five."

After hearing what this colleague said, the clock on the wall suddenly seemed to be wiped clean, and it changed from 3:01 to 2:55.

"Da da da."

The second hand is still turning.

Feng Lan couldn't help but sigh, how insidious.

I don’t know who did it, he’s so cunning and vicious.

Feng Lan continued to stay in the duty room, but the time had not yet come, and the colleague who was in charge of the handover had arrived early, so she didn't mind chatting with him.

"Hey, do you know where Captain Wang is? I ran into a few vagrant criminals while on duty tonight. It would be great if Captain Wang was here."

"Why doesn't the duty room have an intercom? If something goes wrong on duty, there's no place to discuss it with the captain."

"And there's no toilet in the duty room, and we're not allowed to leave. Is there no one who wants to go to the bathroom while on duty?"

"By the way, how much do you make? Do you work a lot of night shifts? I think this salary is a bit low. I heard that the security guards in the nearby Xingfu Community make 6,000!"

"By the way, how long have you been working at Ping'an Community? Is it a year or so? How long did your internship last?"

"What do you think of Captain Wang? I saw him secretly buying some before—oh, my duty is up, I have to leave first."

Feng Lan talked a lot, but when he saw the time was up, he immediately stopped talking, picked up his thermos cup and manual and left without any souvenirs.

Only the colleague who was listening to her gossip and suddenly stopped talking halfway was left. His black and white eyes on his dark face turned half a circle, obviously interested, but he looked at Feng Lan who was leaving, but said nothing. He just glanced at her sideways, then turned his head again and looked out the window of the duty room, motionless.

When Feng Lan passed by the trash can, she threw the snacks she had just eaten from the supermarket into it, and then quickly walked back to the dormitory.

From the moment she left the duty booth and walked into the darkness, the gazes around her became noticeably hotter, and the things in the darkness also began to stir, slowly approaching her.