I Became a God in a Horror Game - Chapter 159

[Chapter 149 Dangerous Heresy Processing Bureau]

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“The guy named Bai Liu has become more and more strange recently…” The children touched their heads together and discussed in a low voice in fear.

After the dean said that Sheeta had escaped and left the orphanage, they transferred the fear from Sheeta to Bai Liu.

The other children in the orphanage looked at Bai Liu, who was sitting at the end of the long table with horror and curiosity, far away from the others, eating silently by himself—this was the place where Sheeta ate before.

“New here, your name is Lu Yizhan, right?” A child winked at another older child who looked Zhou Zheng and pointed to Bai Liu, “The child sitting at the end is called Bai Liu, you Remember to stay away from him.” The

young Lu Yizhan looked back suspiciously: “Why? Did he do anything?”

“Because he is a monster!” The talking child gestured with his teeth and claws, and his mouth made a very strange ooh Aww, “He ate his only friend, of course his friend is also a monster, a pinhole monster that bleeds, if you be friends with him, he will eat you too!” The

child threatened Dao Lu seriously. post station.

Lu Yizhan frowned and looked at Bai Liu at the end of the long table—Bai Liu was a child who, on the surface, looked normal, even a little too thin. He didn’t think there was anything to fear or beware of in such a child.

Bai Liu looked as if he had never been full, and the flesh on his cheeks was sunken. He looked really hungry and ate quickly.

But——Lu Yizhan’s eyes fell on Bai Liu’s plate, and there was a staple bread on his plate that had not been touched, and it seemed that he was not ready to move.

After Bai Liu finished eating quietly and quickly, he took his untouched bread and took a detour from the back of the church to the vicinity of the lake.

Lu Yizhan followed Bai Liu to the church, and stopped, his eyes became more and more confused, or he looked at Bai Liu, the mysterious child, with curiosity.

What the hell is this guy doing?

Why are these children in the orphanage rejecting him so much?

night.

Lu Yizhan, a new child from the orphanage, was assigned the bed that Xieta had slept on before. When he was about to sleep, as soon as he lay down, Lu Yizhan turned his head and saw Bai Liu standing on his bed with a blank expression on his face. bedside.

Lu Yizhan was taken aback, he sat up in a panic, and covered his chest with the quilt: “Bai Liu, what are you doing?!”

The other children in the bedroom also suddenly appeared in the bedroom, and Bai Liu, who suddenly appeared, was startled, and they all rushed Screaming and running around: “Bai Liu is here to eat people! He is coming to eat us!”

Lu Yizhan could barely maintain his composure. Lu Yizhan pointed to his own bed, then pointed to the quilt in Bai Liu’s hands, and asked tentatively, “Are you… want to change beds with me?”

Bai Liu watched quietly. At Lu Yizhan, he seems to be in a bad mood, his eyes are scattered, and there is also a strong blue and black right now. Hearing Lu Yizhan asking him, Bai Liu nodded slowly.

Lu Yizhan breathed a sigh of relief—he really came to change the bed.

Lu Yizhan didn’t care about the ownership of a bed, he kindly gave his bed to Bai Liu, and reminded him to change it back tomorrow morning-because the teacher here recognizes people by bed, and the children can secretly change the bed by themselves. But being discovered, it is not always a good thing to follow the rules.

After discussing with Bai Liu the time to return tomorrow morning, Lu Yizhan picked up his quilt and went to sleep on Bai Liu’s bed.

Before leaving his bed, Lu Yizhan glanced back at Bai Liu. He watched Bai Liu make up the bed without saying a word, hugging a strangely slender, faceless doll on the bed and quietly closed his eyes.

Bai Liu didn’t look like a child who would sleep with a doll at such an old age, but he obviously cherished this doll. Not only did he give most of his bed to this doll to sleep in, but he also covered the doll with the quilt. On his body, half of his body was exposed.

It was obviously a little cold at night, but Bai Liu didn’t seem to feel hungry, and he didn’t seem to feel cold either, and fell asleep shortly after hugging the doll.

But it was a doll that, judging by the eyes of ordinary people, did not need to be cherished and protected in this way–a lot of patches, rough workmanship, lines on the edges, and no face, like a semi-finished product.

Bai Liu curled up into a small ball and slept next to the doll’s hand. The doll’s body was curled up by Bai Liu and hugged him. The two were tightly attached to each other, like–like Hug and slept in a very narrow, oval bathtub.

It’s a… very strange sleeping position.

Lu Yizhan wanted to laugh a little at this strange sleeping position with a sticky rag doll. After taking one more look, he withdrew his gaze and walked towards Bai Liu’s bed.

Lu Yizhan judged in his heart—Bai Liu is really a strange child.

But it seems that it is not as difficult to get along with as other children say, and it is quite reasonable.

Lu Yizhan paid more and more attention to Bai Liu, a child who was described as eerie and gloomy by others.

On the seventh day of his arrival at Lu Yizhan, Bai Liu almost fainted on the dining table. It was Lu Yizhan who first discovered that something was wrong with him, gave him a piece of candy, and forced him to eat half of his meal. Obviously hypoglycemia.

This person didn’t eat well at all. He secretly left a lot of food every day, and he didn’t know what to do. Every time he came back at night, his mental state became worse and worse.

Lu Yizhan was a little worried about Bai Liu, and he began to distribute his food to Bai Liu intentionally or unintentionally.

But most of the time, Bai Liu will refuse to say with a cold face, I don’t need it.

At the same time, a strange and gloomy atmosphere began to permeate the orphanage. More and more children were fleeing, some were really fleeing, and some were “forced” to flee. Lu Yizhan was keenly aware that the atmosphere was not right – this Orphanages are not as glamorous and safe as they seem.

As more and more children disappeared, Lu Yizhan’s worries became heavier and heavier. After he found that Bai Liu also began to smell like blood after being drawn, Lu Yizhan finally made up his mind that he would take him with him. Running away with Bai Liu and other children.

One time before going to bed, when Bai Liu came over to find Lu Yizhan to change a bed, before leaving, Lu Yizhan grabbed Bai Liu’s arm without any expression, and whispered to him what he found next to his ear, reminding Bai Liu of welfare The hospital was not safe and asked him if he wanted to run with him?

“I know a public welfare home, which is safer than here. We can go there.” Lu Yizhan said softly, “It’s very close to the police station, and someone will protect us.”

Bai Liu replied indifferently: “No. ”

Why?” Lu Yizhan was a little anxious, “It’s really not right here!”

Bai Liu looked down at him, there was no focus in his pupils, and his tone was dull: “I’m waiting for someone to wake up, he wakes up, I I’ll take him with me.”

Maybe it was curiosity, maybe it was Lu Yizhan’s eagerness to take Bai Liu away. After another baptism, Lu Yizhan finally broke his principle of not easily spying on other people’s secrets. He followed Bai Liu in, Bai Liu said. There is no back of the church that will go.

The back of the church has always been a restricted area in the welfare home. The dean strictly forbids any of their children to go there, saying that it is unsafe there. It is an undeveloped jungle bush and a small lake, which has not been built or renovated, and children are easily drowned or trapped in the past. In the mud pit, the church is also locked on weekdays to prevent these children from passing.

But White Willow seemed to have found a remote path leading directly to the back of the church.

Lu Yizhan followed Bai Liu. He watched Bai Liu skillfully and lightly get in through a broken window behind the side door of the church, then crossed the church and exited through the back door. in the grass.

Bai Liu skillfully bypassed the bushes and stone obstacles that cut his feet, and finally he came to a small lake full of duckweeds, or stopped next to a pond.

Lu Yizhan hides behind the grass and trees in doubt – what is Bai Liu doing in this pond?

Swimming?

If it were normal, Bai Liu would definitely have noticed Lu Yizhan who was following him, but the long-term starvation had seriously degraded his state, and his attention had been drained a lot, so he didn’t notice that someone was following him not far away.

Bai Liu took off his clothes unpreparedly with his back facing Lu Yizhan, exposing his ribbed, dazzlingly white back. He bent down and put the bread in his arms on the clean clothes, then turned and dived into the pond.

Lu Yizhan was hiding in the grass, he observed quietly, he had a feeling, and soon he would figure out what Bai Liu was doing these days.

But Lu Yizhan waited, waited, and waited for several minutes, and the white willow didn’t float. Lu Yizhan realized that something was wrong. He didn’t even have time to take off his clothes. He saw a white willow whose feet were engulfed by the sand, and his hands were suspended in the water, showing obvious signs of drowning.

Lu Yizhan held his breath and swam over quickly, grabbed Bai Liu’s shoulder and lifted it up.

Bai Liu seemed to be dragging something, but his strength was too small, and with the help of Lu Yizhan, Bai Liu barely dragged it out. In the end, Lu Yizhan carried one in each hand and pulled out both Bai Liu and the thing he was about to pull out. underwater.

Lu Yizhan was lying by the lake, gasping for breath.

Bai Liu’s body was in a physiological spasm. He retched a few mouthfuls of lake water, and after a while, he got up from the ground sideways.

Just now, Bai Liu almost drowned at the bottom of the lake. Because of low blood sugar and weakness, Bai Liu can barely do this kind of physical activity.

“What are you thinking about?!” Lu Yizhan scolded Bai Liu while panting, “If you can’t drag it out at once, don’t you know if you come up to take a breath and then drag it down? Do you have to drown yourself underwater? After speaking

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Lu Yizhan turned to look at the thing that was dragged out by himself and Bai Liu—this made Lu Yizhan stand up subconsciously, and his face became ugly.

Lying next to Bai Liu was a corpse with a clean face and ropes tied around its ankles to prevent it from sinking.

“You hid the corpse in this lake?!” Lu Yizhan was really going crazy. “You are brave enough, no one will find out here. What kind of corpse is this?! What do you drag him out every day?!”

Bai Liu Kneeling silently beside Xieta, as if he hadn’t heard Lu Yizhan’s words, he smashed the untouched bread he put on his clothes, just like feeding fish, and then kneaded it with his fingertips. In Sheta’s cold lips.

He used his actions to tell Lu Yizhan what he was doing here-he came to feed this underwater corpse.

Lu Yizhan fell into an eerie silence as he watched Bai Liu calmly finish feeding the bread with his eyes straight.

Bai Liu clapped the crumbs on his hands, and then he raised his eyes to look at Lu Yizhan, and explained lightly: “He is a monster, but not a corpse. He is not dead, he will come back to life, so I can’t let him starve.”

“Do you know Bai Liu?” Lu Yizhan’s face and tone were too complicated. “You are more like a monster now.” After

speaking, Lu Yizhan’s eyes fell on Xieta’s corpse, whose right hand had already begun to move. It’s rotten, and you can imagine how long Bai Liu has been “feeding” it.

“Whether he is a corpse or a monster, you have to let him go.” Lu Yizhan felt that his brain was about to explode, he squatted down, held Bai Liu’s shoulders and looked at him, trying to explain the current situation in a way Bai Liu could understand. “You can avenge him when you grow up, you can find out who killed him, but now, you can’t bury yourself underwater with him.”

“He didn’t breathe, he didn’t have a heartbeat, and he didn’t know anything. I’ll wake up in time.” Lu Yizhan sighed, “Bai Liu, you can’t sleep with him.” Sheeta was

still lying quietly on the ground, the pinholes on the back of his hand had not healed, but in a trance, Bai Liu seemed to Seeing Sheeta opened his eyes and said to him, leave here, Bai Liu, we will meet again one day.

We’ll meet again in the endless horror games and stories we’ve seen, played, and shared.

So now, let me go, and let you go too, there is a goodbye before we meet again, Bai Liu.

Bai Liu murmured to himself, “You swear we will meet again?”

Xieta smiled lightly. He held Bai Liu’s hand with his rotted right hand: “I swear.”

Lu Yizhan turned his head suspiciously, he was a little hairy Looking at the motionless body of Sheeta: “Bai Liu, who are you talking to?”

Bai Liu slowly let go of his hand holding Sheeta. He took out a knife from his pocket and cut off the rope tied to Scheta’s ankle. Bai Liu struggled to pick up Scheta’s body, walked to the pond step by step, and calmly took Scheta up. into the water.

Scheta’s hair was swaying and immersed in the water.

Bai Liu looked at it with good eyes, and Lu Yizhan just breathed a sigh of relief when he saw that Bai Liu blinked twice, and it seemed that two drops of water had fallen from his eyelashes.

Then Bai Liu took a deep breath and jumped into the pond again.

“Bai Liu!” Lu Yizhan shouted in shock, and he jumped right after him.

Bai Liu vigorously rowed his limbs, and he reached out to reach Sheeta, who was submerged in the water.

He watched as the sand quickly drowned Scheta’s face as if he could not resist the coming night.

The black sand and sand climbed up Scheta’s nose like vines, Scheta’s lips, then Scheta’s chest, arms, and finally only a shockingly white hand was loosely exposed out of the soil.

Bai Liu struggled to grab the hand.

The hand was cold and warm to the touch, and he felt Scheta’s hand squeezed him tightly, then released it, and finally disappeared into the bottom of the lake.

Bai Liu put his hand into the sand. He stubbornly wanted to cut through the sand and look at those eyes again, but Lu Yizhan grabbed his shoulder tightly, gritted his teeth and started to pull him up.

Bai Liu’s lungs were running out of oxygen, and the air quickly disappeared to the bottom of the water as if being sucked away. There were foams rising up from Bai Liu’s mouth and nose, but he didn’t seem to feel suffocation, just opened his eyes with dilated pupils. Mechanically digging the sand under the water, looking for the person who was completely swallowed up by the darkness from his life.

A picture book that was shattered and put back together, a doll suit full of patches, a promise that was never fulfilled, a face that was forever obscured by hair.

What Sheeta left him was always incomplete and incomplete.

These imperfections are like a reminder to White Willow that Sheeta isn’t real.

Will this person really come back?

Does this person really exist?

Did this person… really show up?

Or is it just him, Bai Liu, a child who was judged by everyone to have mental problems, in order to fill his loneliness, deceive himself and deceive others, is it just an illusion that he is willing to hold his hand?

There is no god in this world, so why is there a monster who will always be waiting for him in church to read a book with him, play a horror game with him that no one likes, make him a doll, hug him?

[Bai Liu, why are you willing to believe in the existence of monsters, but not willing to believe in the existence of gods?

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【Because God has not been kind to me.

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Bai Liu opened his eyes and looked at the dark water bottom, he opened his mouth unconsciously, and bubbles poured out of his mouth.

He said: “Xieta, I’m leaving, goodbye.”

Bai Liu felt that before Xieta left, he didn’t seem to have formally bid farewell to him, and there would be no reunion without farewell. This is what Xieta just said, so Bai Liu jumped. Come down, he wants to say goodbye to him seriously.

The water pouring into Bai Liu’s mouth and nose made him suffocate, and snow-like foam rose from the corners of his mouth.

Bai Liu slowly lowered his eyelids, his limbs lost strength, opened backwards, and suspended in the water like dead duckweed.

He fell into a daze of white light.

In the white dizziness, Bai Liu saw countless flashbacks of memory fragments. At the end of the dazzling white light, someone was sitting quietly and tall in the first row of the church, wearing a shabby doll costume with a slender ghost, holding seven and eight in his hand. The picture book of “The Slender Ghost Murder” that was pieced together was read slowly, page by page.

The man seemed to see Bai Liu sitting diagonally behind him. He held up the book, as if he wanted to ask Bai Liu sitting next to him if he wanted to read the book together.

But in fact, before that person turned his head, Bai Liu was ready to agree to this person’s request to read books together.

Because Bai Liu liked that book very much, although the book looked a bit tattered, Bai Liu didn’t care. He had already sat behind the man, accompanied him, and peeped page by page for a long, long time.

But the instant the man turned his head, the white light disappeared.

Lu Yizhan’s worried face appeared in front of him. He patted Bai Liu’s face while calling his name: “Hello! Hello! Bai Liu!”

Bai Liu coughed and spat out a lot of water. Lying on the ground, his eyes were slack, his chest heaving silently, while Lu Yizhan, who was covered in water, stood beside him, his hands on his knees, panting exhausted.

“Bai Liu, if we want to leave here, we need to change your name.” Lu Yizhan said, “To prevent the teacher from this orphanage from discovering you again, your previous incident was too big, and if other orphanages recognized you, Under the obstruction of this welfare home teacher, it will be more difficult to accept you.”

Bai Liujing paused for two seconds and said, “I don’t accept changing too many names.”

Lu Yizhan was startled: “Why?”

Bai Liu turned sideways, his eyes stared at the pool in a dazed and trance, his voice hoarse: “…I don’t know, I always feel that maybe someone…will come to me with my original name.”