Infinite: Dawn Game

Of the four floors, only the nun's room remained tightly closed.

She didn't seem to care about being chased. She sat on the soft sofa in the room, took a sip of the tea that Mu Gui had just brewed and handed to her, and glanced at the exquisite cake on the table not far away.

"You can eat that cake if you want."

The nun said.

Mu Gui's face turned pale. "Sir, didn't you say this cake was inedible?"

The nun clearly said there was something added to the cake when the staff brought it over... so why is he being given it to eat now?

“Hmm,” the nun smiled, resting her chin on her hand, “that’s for me. For you, it might be better if you ate it.”

Pastoral Rules: "..."

He was still a little hesitant to eat, thinking the nun was deliberately trying to scare him, and whispered:

"Um, sir, may I... may I not eat?"

"what ever."

Surprisingly, the nun did not force him to eat.

"I'm just offering a suggestion; if you really don't want to eat it, then forget it."

Mu Gui breathed a sigh of relief.

"But then again, if my guess is right, you won't have a chance to eat this cake."

The nun's light, airy voice came, and Mu Gui froze.

"What...what does this mean?"

Mu Gui's mind was in complete chaos. "Sir, are you telling me to eat or not?"

"what ever."

The nun repeated her previous statement.

Mu Gui glanced at her subconsciously, and his heart skipped a beat when he noticed the coldness in her eyes.

Yes, yes... Since the nun said that, it means, it means she wanted me to eat that piece of cake...

The nun always liked to let people like them choose their own "way to die"... wasn't that her twisted sense of humor? How could I have, how could I have started bargaining just now?

Mu Gui felt a chill run through him. He slowly moved to the coffee table, bent down, and mechanically picked up the delicate and lovely cake, his smile unpleasant.

"Sister, then, then I'll eat it..."

"Hmm." The nun gave him a charming smile, and a glass bottle filled with pink liquid suddenly appeared in her hand, which was painted with red nail polish.

"Don't worry, I'm just conducting an experiment, I won't let you die."

Mu Gui closed his eyes, stuffed the cake into his mouth, and swallowed it whole.

"I believe you, Sister, you won't let me die."

Shepherd Gui swallowed the cake, knelt down on both knees and lowered his head, as if to show his loyalty to the nun.

“Pastoral Gui.” The nun stood up and walked to Pastoral Gui, who was kneeling on the ground, and stopped beside him.

Do you know what I like most about you?

Mu Gui bowed his head and clenched his hands in fear: "I...I...am I not my...my loyalty?"

"No no no."

The nun laughed, bent down and lifted Mu Gui's chin, her sharp red nails digging deep into his flesh as they hooked into his chin.

Mu Gui felt a sharp pain in his chin, but dared not move.

"It is your fear, your selfishness and cowardice that makes you willing to give up everything just to survive, Pastor."

The nun stared at Mu Gui's eyes, which were suddenly wide with a blank look. Her large black nun's habit draped over the ground like a distorted black wave, slowly enveloping the two people, one standing and one kneeling.

“You and I are so alike,” the nun said with a smile.

“We are the same kind of people. We are all monsters who have abandoned all conscience and emotion in order to survive. So you had better clean up your own little tricks in town.”

Mu Gui felt his blood run cold. He met the eyes of the nun who was looking down at him, and felt that the hand that was hooking his chin was so cold that he couldn't help but tremble.

She knew...she knew...she knew what she had done...she knew, she knew—

"Don't presume to be forgiven." The nun's words pierced his vile heart like a cruel sword.

"Making a mistake is a lifelong matter. How can you think you can make amends or even gain forgiveness?"

"Wake up, Pastoral Rules! Don't you men always have a way of insulting women? How about I change it for you?"

The nun smiled and said, "The saying is 'Don't be a prostitute and then try to maintain a virtuous image.' I think that saying suits you quite well."

"If there's a next time, I'll seriously consider whether I want to get rid of you, you disobedient dog."

The nun withdrew her hand, straightened up, took out a handkerchief and wiped away the drops of blood from her fingernails and hands, then lazily yawned.

"In a little while, well, in the last five minutes of the hour, you go out and meet those disgusting monsters, then come back and tell me your thoughts, understand?"

The nun walked to the sofa, picked up the sleeping teddy bear, and gently rubbed its soft, warm nose, seemingly unaware of Mu Gui's incredulous gaze.

"Sister—"

"Don't question my decision."

The nun walked into her bedroom without looking back, saying, "I said I wouldn't let you die, so you won't die."

"Don't let me down, Pastor."

boom.

The nun disappeared behind the door.

In the living room, only Mu Gui, pale-faced and trembling, remained.

The last five minutes or so...

Mu Gui shivered as he looked at the wall clock that came with the suite.

On the wall clock, the hour, minute, and second hands moved slowly, and the clicking sound they made made him dare not look at or listen to them for long.

Since the nun said nothing would happen, then nothing will definitely happen...

The pastoral rules are used to brainwash and convince oneself to obey.

Anjie, who only occasionally browsed Mugui's live stream, watched this scene with a blank expression and immediately switched to another live stream.

The nun was right about some of the things she said.

To commit an irreparable mistake and then try to gain forgiveness from others to make yourself feel comfortable... that's disgusting.

People who have done wrong should not, and are not allowed to, have such vile thoughts.

Anjie agrees with this statement.

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"What do I do?! What do I do?!"

Xu Han was so anxious as he listened to the countdown from the game system that cold sweat broke out on his forehead.

"My pet should be fine, since it fell asleep right after the medicine, but what about yours?"

He Lingling, who was being worried about, didn't have any particular thoughts. She stared at the hazy darkness in front of her.

"Isn't there a two-minute break? Don't worry, Brother Chen will help me bring my pet out."

Although this sounds a bit strange, given their current situation, there's no other way for Chen Yi to help them get their pets.

In the storage room, Xu Han looked at He Lingling, who was huddled in the corner, in the dim light, and pursed his lips.

"Should I go out and get it—"

"Don't go out."