After realizing her mistake, Weiwei couldn't help but feel a lingering fear. "I'm sorry, I was too anxious, so..."

Huai Yi shook his head. "It's okay. That ghost shouldn't be back for now, but we... we should be careful. It's always better to be safe than sorry."

"Okay."

Weiwei supported Huai Yi, and the two slowly went upstairs along the staircase, blood dripping onto the ground like it was free.

It even splashed onto Weiwei's shoes.

Finally, they arrived at the nurse's station on the 4th floor, but unfortunately, the nurse's station was empty behind the glass window.

"Damn it!" Weiwei's eyebrows furrowed together.

"It's okay." Huai Yi panted, "Let's go in first. There should be emergency medical supplies inside. I... I can handle it myself."

"You're seriously injured. What if the wound gets infected?" Weiwei said worriedly.

"We can't worry about that now. Help me in!" Huai Yi said.

Whether it was because the nurse was lazy or for some other reason, the glass door of the nurse's station opened with a push; it wasn't locked.

After entering, Weiwei first helped the seriously injured Huai Yi sit down, and then started looking for first-aid supplies.

Finally, she found several large rolls of gauze and several glass bottles of medicine in a conspicuous wooden box.

Huai Yi took them and began to skillfully bandage his wounds. Although the technique was a bit rough, it was effective. It was obvious that this wasn't the first time he had been injured.

It was hard to imagine what this man had experienced before.

Seeing that the bleeding seemed to be stopping, Weiwei breathed a sigh of relief. She turned around, wanting to look for other medicines for external injuries.

But as soon as she glanced at the door, she couldn't take her eyes off it.

It was a strange feeling. There was nothing near the door, in fact, it could be said to be clean and tidy, but she felt like she had forgotten something important.

After a long while, Weiwei's eyes suddenly froze.

Then, her pupils narrowed into slits.

She finally knew why she had that feeling.

It was the floor!

The white marble floor was so clean that it reflected people's shadows, but there wasn't a single bloodstain on it.

How was that possible?

Huai Yi was so seriously injured, and his abdominal wound had been bleeding non-stop all the way. His trouser legs and shoes were already stained red with blood.

Every step he took left a bloody footprint on the ground.

Fear began to explode in her mind, and more and more abnormalities that she had ignored before began to surface.

She hadn't encountered a single living person since meeting Huai Yi behind her.

From the 2nd floor all the way to the 4th floor.

Until passing through the corridor and arriving here.

Not a single one.

She hadn't even heard any sounds.

The whole world seemed to be left with only the sounds of nature. Any traces left by human activity had been erased.

It was as silent as death around here.

Moreover, his wound was bleeding non-stop, like it was free. How could anyone's blood withstand such a flow?

He would have died long ago from blood loss.

Because the floor in the hospital corridor was dark, she hadn't noticed the blood problem along the way.

But now she saw that the blood flowing from the Huai Yi behind her was only concentrated in a very close range around him.

That's right, as long as it could... deceive her.

The first Huai Yi that appeared wasn't a ghost, but the one behind her... was!!

Crap...

At the critical moment, Weiwei showed amazing composure. Although she had never experienced such a dangerous situation, she judged based on the ghost's behavior.

As long as she pretended not to notice, she should be able to stall for a while longer.

And as long as she stalled for a while longer, there would be a chance!

"Weiwei." Huai Yi's voice came from behind. "What are you thinking about?"

Hearing this, Weiwei reacted quickly, then looked around as if she was looking for something. "I want to see if there are any medicines to stop the bleeding."

"No need." Huai Yi exhaled and said, "I've already bandaged it. It should last until the end of the mission."

A huge weight lifted from Weiwei's heart. It seemed that the other party hadn't noticed that she had already seen through him.

After adjusting her mindset, Weiwei turned around, her face as normal as usual, and looked at Huai Yi sitting in the chair with a concerned expression. "How do you feel?"

"Much better." Huai Yi said, "I'm just a little dizzy from blood loss."

"Don't worry about others. Wang Changguo has already gone to notify Lin Wan'er." Weiwei said with certainty, "I think he'll have a way."

"I hope so." Huai Yi looked into Weiwei's eyes, nodded and said, "I didn't expect this mission to be so dangerous. It was my negligence."

"Don't say that. It's not just your problem. Besides, now we can be sure of the ghost's location. This time, we have the upper hand."

Hearing this, Huai Yi smiled wryly, then nodded, "You're right. Can you get me a glass of water?" He licked his chapped lips, "I ran all the way back. I'm terribly thirsty."

Weiwei turned around and walked to the kettle. She lifted it with her hand and there was still water inside. She used the glass cup that was upside down on the side and poured a full cup of water.

Then she handed it to Huai Yi.

But to Weiwei's surprise, Huai Yi didn't take it, but looked at her with a playful look.

Now it was Weiwei's turn to panic, but her face remained the same, as if nothing had happened, and her eyes even showed the confusion of why Huai Yi didn't take it.

After a moment, Huai Yi suddenly smiled, "So you've already seen through it."

As soon as he said this, Weiwei immediately felt the temperature around her drop several degrees.

What frightened her even more was that "Huai Yi's" voice had also changed.

The pitch increased, and the voice became sharp. Although there was still some of Huai Yi's voice in it, it was already very obvious that a woman's voice was mixed in.

The woman was not old, but her resentment was overwhelming.

"What... what are you talking about?" Weiwei was still making a last-ditch effort. She squeezed out a rather difficult smile, but the water glass in her hand ultimately betrayed her.

The water in the glass shook violently, and water kept spilling out.

"First, let me stop the bleeding, and then we'll go... go find the others together. I know where they all are." Weiwei's tears were about to fall, but she didn't dare.

"Stop the bleeding..." "Huai Yi," whose facial muscles were already distorted, nodded, and then, under Weiwei's gaze, slowly tore open the gauze on his abdomen.

Inside were three bloody wounds.

But then, a terrifying scene appeared. It seemed that something was slowly wriggling inside the wound. As that thing wriggled, the wound was actually healing at a speed visible to the naked eye.

Soon, not a trace could be seen.

The original wound was not only intact, but also very smooth.

"Now the bleeding has stopped." Huai Yi lifted the hem of his clothes with one hand, smiled and raised his head, the flesh on his face constantly peeling off, his lips hanging near his chin, revealing a mouthful of teeth covered with pus and blood.

The water glass in Weiwei's hand fell to the ground with a "pa" sound and shattered into pieces.