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Chen Zi’s thods might seem absurd, but it wasn’t completely unreasonable to suggest them.

At least at this mont, they were clear about one thing: most of the chaotic stuff in the building originated from their own imaginations, although Lu Yun and the others had been constantly reminding everyone not to think about those terrifying things.

“Even if you have to think, don’t imagine yourself as a doctor,” Xu Huo said.

“One of the ga’s tasks is to kill the doctors…”

Before he could finish, he paused and pointed ahead, “The doctor has appeared!”

Everyone turned to look and saw several individuals with red bracelets, dressed in white coats being chased by monsters running down the hallway.

“What are you waiting for, chase them!” Chen Zi shouted and then charged forward, slicing through the hallway-crowding monsters to pursue those doctors.

“Let’s go too!” Xu Huo also called Lu Yun and the others to follow, but just as they left the hallway, a horde of flesh balls surged from behind, scattering them instantly!

Lu Yun and the others were pushed onto another illusory hallway.

Two seconds later, the flesh ball enveloping Xu Huo stopped moving and slowly split open in the middle.

He walked out, lifting his leg to find a staircase under his foot that led upstairs.

This was the real staircase.

Upon reaching the second floor, it was dayti here, just like on the first floor, but whereas the first floor was just past dawn, the second floor had reached evening.

The second floor was much cleaner, and aside from an increasing number of dical staff, there were no ghosts or fantasy creatures appearing for the mont.

Xu Huo stopped a passing nurse, “Are there any patients sent to individual treatnt rooms?”

“Yes, Dr.

Xu,” the nurse led the way and complained, “There are two patients who are very stubborn.

We dical staff had to put in a lot of effort to restrain them.

You wouldn’t believe what they did.

They were planning to set the hospital on fire and even injured Sister Zhang and the others.

We had to double their dication dosage to calm them down.”

Xu Huo arrived in front of the treatnt room and saw that the two players who attempted to blow up the building had already been bound to the beds in restraining suits, their mouths gagged, but they were still conscious and glaring at him from outside the door.

Xu Huo opened the door and entered, picking up a dical record beside him and flipping through it.

“These two patients not only suffer from severe persecution delusions but also mania.

Keep them here for a few days; the regular dication dosage should be increased by 1.5 tis, with sedatives injected morning and evening.”

“By the way, has the newly ordered brain concussion therapy machine arrived?”

“It has,” the nurse said, glancing at the patient on the bed and lowering her voice.

“But the director said that kind of device is very damaging to the brain and doesn’t align with the treatnt philosophy of The Seventeenth Hospital.”

Xu Huo didn’t look up, “As long as the frequency is adjusted properly, it won’t cause permanent damage to brain tissue, and it can alleviate their pain and make them cooperate with the treatnt.

Patients who don’t cooperate can never be cured.

We are doing this for the patients’ health.”

“I’ll talk to the director later.

You bring the machine here first, I’ll be back in twenty minutes.”

The nurse nodded, followed him outside the room, and as Xu Huo closed the door, he added, “If he’s still uncooperative, don’t wait for my return.”

The bound red-bracelet players struggled even more fiercely upon hearing this, while Xu Huo just glanced at them and nodded to the nurse.

“Mmph!

Mmm!” The people in the patient room continued to struggle, but Xu Huo had already moved on to the next room, repeating the sa words.

Compared to the first female player, this male player was even more frightened and imdiately subdued.

Xu Huo left the “treatnt room,” and just then, a loud noise ca from upstairs, startling the entire hospital into trembling.

“The renovations upstairs aren’t finished yet.

Later, have soone remind them that it’s almost ti to knock off, so they don’t disturb the patients’ rest,” he told the startled nurse.

The nurse imdiately accepted his explanation and promised to have the security guard go up and communicate with them.

In reality, the instance had only begun four hours ago, barely lasting until dawn, but for those upstairs, it had already felt like a long ti.

Although Xu Huo had used the instance to kill quite a few with the Red and Black Bracelets, a Level E Instance couldn’t truly hold a Rank-A player captive.

He was rely finding himself an exit while also buying so ti.

It was very likely that before the instance ended, those high-level players would destroy it.

Of course, Xu Huo had the Instance Authorization Docunt on him; he could tear it up and leave whenever he wanted.

But it wasn’t ti to leave just yet.

Letting those with the White Bracelets brawl with the Red and Black Bracelet bunch, he altered the hospital’s structure, casually opened a portal, and found Bai Kou.

Everyone else was trapped on the first and second floors of the hospital.

Xu Huo had generally avoided going to the upper levels, which were now occupied by Bai Kou’s Spiritual World.

The hospital corridors and wards still retained their original layout, but the interior and exterior were overgrown with large chanical gears, their interlocking noises resounding non-stop, further dividing the small instance of the hospital into a huge world.

And Bai Kou herself was holding a globe-like floating sphere in her hands, with the map on it constantly changing.

“The instance is yours?” she asked, turning around.

“You’re injured,” Xu Huo noted, glancing at the bloodstain on her chest.

“That whale’s a bit tricky to deal with,” Bai Kou said nonchalantly.

“His profession is train conductor, with a specialty geared towards controlling tal.

It clashes a bit with .”

“Can you handle so many players by yourself?” Xu Huo asked.

“How are things with the Nobles in Zone 011?”

At the ntion of this, Bai Kou beca visibly pleased, “They’ve started fighting among themselves.

That player nad Mona Doug made a sneak attack and injured Ashis Verna.

Both sides are quite enjoying their brawl.”

“What for?

Can’t be armants, can it?”

“Just a power struggle,” Bai Kou replied indifferently.

She tapped the sphere with her finger, and tal particle-like black fragnts surged up and then retracted back into the sphere.

The pattern on it imdiately changed once again.

“My target is just those two from the Guile Sound Knights.”

Xu Huo now confird that Bai Kou had a grudge against the people from the Guile Sound Knights.

“Do you plan to reclaim the armants?”

Bai Kou glanced at him but didn’t deny anything, instead she said, “I don’t care for that armant, but they need to be taught a lesson.”

After a pause, she added, “If you can kill Yuguo, the armants he’s carrying can be yours.

How about that?”

Xu Huo smiled slightly, “You think too highly of .

I’m planning to make a run for it, just ca to say hello.”

“How boring,” Bai Kou said dismissively.

“You don’t want to leave empty-handed.

Let’s not talk terms now.

Space-ti items are suppressed, and I’ve already depleted many of their items and special abilities.

The opportunity is perfect.

Just be careful— the pattern on Yuguo’s wrist that looks like a tattoo is an item.

To prevent the item from being lost, he’s sewn it into his skin.

You’ve seen its effect; it can destroy tal objects and lower-level items without restriction.”