Infinite Flow: Becoming a God in a Nightmare Game

However, the landlord's letter in the envelope that Lu Zhi opened was rather strange.

Perhaps due to the landlord's advanced age and declining eyesight, the handwriting on the envelope appeared crooked, the line spacing was uneven, and some words were even written separately.

Although it was a bit difficult to read at first, Lu Zhi quickly finished reading the letter.

Ever since that incident in the neighborhood, I've noticed that people in the neighborhood have become increasingly strange. I wonder if it's because I'm too old.

I often see a little girl sitting on a bicycle chair in Mulou Road, and that crazy woman is there too, pushing the bicycle chair from behind!

The woman's eyes were frightening. "My little one, my little one, come and take me home."

I don't want to live here anymore. I'll quit being a landlord once you come to pick me up.

My dearest child, I'm so scared living here all alone. Please come and take me home!

The envelope was quite large, but after browsing through it, I only found so few complete passages.

Lu Zhi slowly opened the envelope containing another letter from room 304. To their surprise, the paper was blank, with no content whatsoever.

However, Lu Zhi had no intention of taking the letter back; he had already read all the letters he could.

Lu Zhi casually put the letter directly into his pocket, and Jiang Qi didn't say anything when he saw his little action.

After all, some words are invisible to the naked eye when written on paper. We'll see if we can find something to make them visible.

Jiang Qi's thoughts became clearer and clearer, and the whole incident became clear.

The bride was unhappy after marrying her husband and suffered long-term domestic violence, which eventually led to her developing mental illness and killing her husband.

But the reason she went crazy could never have been because of her husband, and she didn't even know if her daughters had returned to the neighborhood.

The bride's room is 205; I need to find some time to go and check it out.

There were no rooms or furnishings to the left of the main entrance, only some miscellaneous items piled up in the corner.

The clutter was covered in dust, but the ball inside stood out from the rest of the room. Its surface wasn't covered in dust; instead, it was badly damaged, as if someone had been playing with it every day.

There was also an abandoned baby stroller next to it, with a large cardboard box piled on top. The box was full of toys and dolls that little girls like to play with.

Jiang Qi stretched out his fair and slender hand and rummaged through the cardboard box for a while, but found no useful clues.

One of the plush rabbit dolls was buried at the very bottom, its entire rabbit-shaped face covered in dust.

It seems to have been forgotten in a corner, no longer cared for or loved.

However, Jiang Qi was inadvertently drawn to it and took out the toy rabbit to examine it.

The plush rabbit's fur has become dull and lifeless, losing its original luster and softness.

There was still a red stain on the doll's body. Jiang Qi rubbed it with his finger and smelled it. It was blood.

Its limbs were twisted and deformed, its mouth was crooked, and it was wearing an artificially made garment, which was already tattered.

What attracted Jiang Qi was not these things, but the eyes of the plush rabbit.

Its eyes are completely red and so exquisitely crafted that they look just like real eyes.

It has not lost its vitality; those who see this rabbit doll feel as if they are being deeply gazed upon by its eyes.

Jiang Qi felt inexplicably uncomfortable after staring at those eyes for a while, as if someone was spying on him through those glass-like eyes.

Jiang Qi sensed something was wrong and immediately removed the glasses.

A miniature camera lay quietly in two empty eye sockets, still flashing a faint red light.

"Wow, I didn't expect to find this little thing. Let me guess who put it here?"

"Lu Zhi, here you go, think about it."

Jiang Qi picked up the mini camera and tossed it upwards. When it landed in his palm, he casually tossed it to Lu Zhi without caring whether Lu Zhi could catch it or not. Then he started walking upstairs.

The person behind the camera was already dead, and Jiang Qi didn't think it would cause any inconvenience.

They've already searched through all the clues here, so even if other players manage to find them, they'll be a step behind.

Lu Zhi reached out and quickly took the camera, but after examining it for a while, he followed behind Jiang Qi.

This camera is no longer useful to Jiang Qi, and Lu Zhi could guess that was the case.

Jiang Qi and Lu Zhi had been downstairs for so long, and now that all the players on the second floor had disappeared, they split up to look for other clues.

Finding clues inside the instance and getting out is the most important thing; nobody wants to die.