"There are no clues," his eldest brother said.

"……ah."

Hearing his elder brother's calm voice, Mo Yan finally found his own voice with difficulty.

"I've already searched it, just a diary..." Mo Yan dragged a diary out of the temporary props shelf and handed it to his elder brother.

Su Mingan opened the diary - this diary was different from the one in his room, but the words could be read. It roughly meant the record of a child who was suddenly captured and wanted to resist the teacher, the dean, and escape from here.

The content was so broad that he didn't receive any clues.

He closed the diary and saw Mo Yan looking at him eagerly.

"Brother, I've already read it. I can't understand anything in it. It's like a ghost painting..." Mo Yan said.

"You can't understand?" Su Mingan opened the diary and faced him, but Mo Yan still shook his head in confusion.

Su Mingan took another look at it, and it was clear that there was no dyslexia.

……strangeness.

Obviously his current sanity level is not low, but he can still understand this strange text.

Is it him who has the problem...or Mo Yan?

He returned the diary to Mo Yan and walked out.

"Brother, are you okay..." He heard Mo Yan's stuttering words coming from behind.

"I'm fine." He wondered why Mo Yan would ask such a question.

Previously, after discovering that killing students could restore his sanity, he met another person on the first floor, the girl with pink hair.

The girl seemed to have come out to see what was happening. The moment she opened the door, her eyes met his.

At that time, the girl looked very scared, so she closed the door and locked it.

Su Mingan opened the door and was about to ask her a question when he saw her running out as if she had seen a ghost, yelling that he was crazy.

His sanity value at that time was 52, which was just right. He had no intention of rising or falling, and planned to maintain it at this value. This way he could see things that could not be seen with a high sanity value, and also maintain his energy.

basically stable.

He no longer plans to take the initiative to kill students.

…But I didn’t expect that this girl wanted to die herself and called him crazy.

But he is obviously normal.

After she ran to room three, he could only follow her, open the door and kill her.

Then, he saw Mo Yan, who also looked scared.

"...do I look scary?"

Su Mingan was very confused.

He felt that he was no different from usual, but both of them were as afraid of him as mice when they see cats.

"..." Mo Yan froze in place, as if wanting to liven up the atmosphere, he smiled awkwardly:

"Ah hahaha..." He smiled, very stiffly: "It's a bit...compared to the daytime."

"It's probably something that comes with being a doctor, something like a fear aura." Su Mingan said.

...His current sanity value is a full 62 points, how could it be abnormal?

More than him, he felt that players like Mo Yan had become too sensitive under high pressure and that they were abnormal.

They actually said he was crazy... When they saw him, they ran away like a rabbit, yelled, and looked startled... They were the ones who were crazy.

However, his identity should be exposed now.

Su Ming'an glanced at the closed wooden doors next to him. There was silence inside.

...He and Mo Yan communicated like this in the corridor with the door open. The sound was not blocked and everyone in the door on both sides should have heard it.

They should all already know that he is a doctor.

But it doesn't matter.

The "doctor" only targets the file students every night, and there is no restriction on others, and they can freely choose whether to kill them or not.

At night, the doctor seemed to have great bonuses, including night vision, a scalpel, and, as Mo Yan said, the aura of fear that made the students unable to resist.

At this time, there was an eerie silence in the corridor.

No player dared to open the door, and no one dared to make a sound in the room.

The wooden door of No. 3 is open, and the light leaks out in a circle.

He turned around and walked deeper into the corridor.

But this time, he didn't hear the pleading voice from behind.

The wooden door was always open, and the light faded away from him. As he walked up the stairs, he heard a dull sound of the door closing.

He stopped where he was for a moment, then continued walking up.

…

Su Mingan originally thought that The Sixth World was not a competitive dungeon, but more of a cooperative dungeon in which players jointly decrypted the code and then joined forces to escape.

However, after killing the first student and seeing the sanity level rise, he discovered the deep malice hidden behind the rules.

The scenes of the underworld during the day, electroshock therapy, and the copying of strange rules and regulations... are all designed to lower the player's sanity.

When the sanity value is lowered and players repeatedly experience hallucinations, they want to return to normal mentally quickly.

And to return to normal, you have to kill someone.

...Killing students like them.

This resulted in that, during the day, due to the restrictions imposed by Baisha school regulations, students lived in harmony with each other, as if there were no conflicts.

And at night...at night when there is no teacher to look after you, when the doctor is around, a fight between life and death is inevitable.

Doctors want to execute students, and students also want to return to normal.

And it seemed that because of Xia Luoyang's "spiritual suggestion", he could still understand the strange text even if his sanity level increased.

……Interesting.

Su Mingan raised his head and looked at the large classroom in front of him.

The floorboards creaked under his feet, and there was silence around him.
Chapter completed!