Infinite Flow: Becoming a God in a Nightmare Game

What worried Qiqi and Qiqi was that they could smell their mother's scent, but the scent of life was very weak.

Jiang Qi sensed their emotions and patted their heads to comfort them.

At the same time, the two sisters also told Jiang Qi what they had felt.

Jiang Qi got more clues than other players by going first.

This mental hospital prides itself on creating a wonderful environment for patients, making them feel as warm and comfortable as at home.

Unfortunately, the place is filled with resentment. Who would have thought that the mental hospital is doing something so shady behind the scenes?

The two sisters could leave Jiang Qi's side, but only within a hundred meters.

The system seems to be afraid that Jiang Qi will let Qi Qi and Qi Qi find their mother on their own, so it restricts the distance the two sisters can move around.

How could Nightmare Game allow such cheating to happen?

This was also within Jiang Qi's expectations. In addition, his luck value was maliciously reduced to a negative value by the system, and his life value and spirit value were directly cut in half.

This is a debuff carried over from the previous instance, which has made Jiang Qi's situation even worse.

Even so, Jiang Qi just loves to teeter on the edge of life and death.

Moreover, Jiang Qi had long since come to terms with the concept of luck.

For other ordinary players, this is a disastrous start, with a terrible hand.

Nightmare Game isn't very smart; this level of debuff is nothing to Jiang Qi.

Only after finding Qiqi and Qiqi's mother can the restrictions imposed by the previous instance be restored to normal.

This is what Jiang Qi needs to solve first. Fortunately, he has Lu Zhi by his side, who is unaffected by the nightmare game.

There are also Qiqi and Qiqi, and Lin Wanchu and Lu Xue who can help in crucial moments.

They shared some of the pressure with him, so it can only be said that Jiang Qi was both unfortunate and fortunate.

The previous instance, the so-called voluntary organ donation form, made Jiang Qi think of that possibility, which was also the worst possible outcome.

That is, behind the scenes, mental hospitals are also involved in the trafficking of human organs.

And the nurse ghost I encountered in the illusion yesterday; she looked like she had been tortured before she died.

Jiang Qi quietly shared his suspicions with them.

Lin Wanchu and Lu Xue broke out in a cold sweat upon hearing this.

This also shows that players can be tortured in the same way in mental hospitals.

To obtain more clues, we need to wait for the next event and take the opportunity to get a daily schedule of the hospital patients.

Otherwise, they wouldn't even know what time it is now.

They were given a full hour for lunch, but the four of them didn't feel very relaxed.

The four of them, chopsticks in hand, listlessly rummaged through the food. It was best not to eat the food in the dungeon easily.

Although players don't actually need to eat, they only need to drink some nutrient solution provided by the system.

NPCs in the dungeon will also force them to eat.

The four people's little protests about the food went unnoticed by the doctors and nurses.

However, the unexpected happened at this moment.

One of the patients suddenly fell ill and exhibited strong self-attack behavior.

Although, in mental hospitals, round spoons are specifically used instead of sharp utensils like chopsticks and knives/forks to prevent patients from self-harming or injuring themselves.

But it is still unavoidable that patients will go crazy when they have an attack.

Jiang Qi looked closely and saw that it was that strong and healthy man who had fallen ill again.

I don't know if he was faking it.

The man, as if possessed, stabbed himself hard in the eye with a spoon.

He even showed signs of attacking other patients. The medical staff exchanged glances before stopping their meals and focusing on restraining the man's frenzied behavior.

The end of the spoon was covered in the man's blood, and blood was gushing from his eyes, which had been pierced and were about to fall out.

By the time the medical staff managed to subdue him, his eyeballs had been impacted and rolled off to the ground.

The patient next to him exclaimed in surprise and quickly got up and moved away from the area.

The medical staff, however, seemed unfazed by the scene, which was a complete mess, with the man being held firmly in place.

Ignoring the pain in his eyes, the man struggled violently, but to no avail.

At this moment, the man seemed to come to his senses, and with his other intact eye, he looked around in confusion.

Then, she realized with horror what she had done.

The man needs to play the role of a manic patient; his initial madness is just an act.

Unexpectedly, during the meal, he was inexplicably manipulated into poking his own eyes with a spoon.

The more he thought about it, the more frightened he became, and he trembled as he sought help from other players.

Unfortunately, he couldn't tell which one was the real player.

Looking at his current condition, Jiang Qi knew he had guessed correctly.

The man was a player, and he came in alone.

Finally, the man kept shouting, "I'm not sick, I'm not sick, I want to leave this hospital!"

Despite the fact that the medical staff were physically inferior to this muscular man, the man was still easily and completely suppressed.

The doctor, holding a sedative in his hand, pressed the man down and inserted a needle into his neck.

When the sedative was injected into the man's body, Jiang Qi saw the final sense of defeat in the man's eyes.

The man finally quieted down, and the entire cafeteria returned to normal from the chaos.

The whole process took only a few minutes, but Jiang Qi couldn't help feeling horrified.

Judging from the man's current situation, he is gradually being assimilated.

The players themselves don't have any mental illness, but they pretend to be sick for too long, or they overdo it.

So how can they tell whether they are really sick or just pretending to be sick?

The men's outburst this time was not voluntary; they were powerless to resist.

Players will gradually be assimilated into the illness they are portraying, becoming a true psychopath.

The more a player tries to portray this disease well, the more assimilated they become.

Jiang Qi dared not think too much about how easy it would be for a player with only half the required mental strength to successfully assimilate.

Unfortunately, this debuff didn't have much of an effect on Jiang Qi.

From a psychological perspective, Jiang Qi can ensure that he remains uncontrolled.