Why it never ends

"What is it?" The man knelt down to check in concern.

"...It seems to be a case." Tasia replied.

"It's really a sick child." The man stood up indifferently, "Put it away and keep looking."

……

On the second deck, Rico pushed Hesta to the door of the intensive care unit.

The furnishings here look no different from ordinary hospitals. The only thing that makes people feel a little uncomfortable is that there is no living person in the corridor of the ward—no doctor, no nurse, no patient, and no nursing family members.

The lights all over the corridor illuminated everything, and the two walked in the brightly lit corridor, only hearing the turning of the wheelchair and the sound of Rico's footsteps.

This weird atmosphere made Hesta involuntarily vigilant.

"Do you also feel panicky?" Li Ke said suddenly.

"……good."

"Then why don't you look up at me?"

The wheelchair stopped suddenly, Hesta felt a surge of adrenaline, she turned her head - Rico approached suddenly and made a face at her.

"...Is it interesting?" Hesta looked back calmly.

"Yes." Li Ke pushed Hesta and continued to move forward, "Imagine the situation when I came here alone last night. I don't even know what Su Lei would do when he got up to go to the bathroom alone at night."

"... There should be a private bathroom in this kind of ward."

"Yes." Li Ke nodded, "But it's hard for her to go to the ground alone now."

Hesta exhaled lightly.

The two came to the nurse island in the middle of the corridor. Although there was no one on duty, there were still registration forms, pens and half-used ink on the table.

Hesta looked around the table, and after turning a few pages, he saw Su Lei's ward number.

She put down the record book in her hand, looked up and said: "...This kind of scene seems to be specially arranged to be scary."

"Then are you still going?"

"Go, of course." Hesta whispered, "I just think that people who specialize in this kind of work... are boring."

……

On the other end, two men in Hesta's room were taking a final count of what had been found.

In addition to some casual notes—for example, the serving time of several weekly special dishes in Bishop’s restaurant, the deck positions of some key places, etc., they also dug out a few books, a diary of Robeau Grillet, a A list of prohibited and restricted items that have been used, as well as some hard drives signed by Rico.

The two men flipped through the diary, saw that there were some voyage records in it, and quickly put it away. Only Tasia found that there seemed to be a problem with the recording time of the diary, but she could not request to check it again—— These retrieved things will be sent to Fayance immediately.

"It feels like something is missing... Fiance said that when Hesta boarded the ship, he carried a suitcase with him."

"Is this the small suitcase that holds the case?"

"Really, who takes the case as a treasure every day?"

"But there really aren't any other suitcases in the house—"

"That," Tasia looked at the two, "are you going to Mr. Fiance's now?"

"what happened?"

Tasia whispered, "I want to go to the medical room."

The two men glanced at each other: "I understand your feelings, Tasia...but don't make it difficult for us."

Tasia stopped talking.

The three left the room and came to the elevator entrance. The two men were discussing the last time they saw Helen, and Tasia was listening silently - it seemed that they were interrogating Gustav to confirm Helen's location, but It didn't go well.

The elevator door opened.

The man carrying various documents entered the door first, and when Tasia followed suit, she suddenly felt a burst of fear—something was flying towards her from both sides quickly.

"Be careful!" The man standing behind Tasia pulled her out by the back of her collar, and Tasia fell on the hard carpet, still in a daze.

The three of them heard the sound of a huge metal collision - just now, thin metal sheets were quickly ejected from the elevator's metal door interlayer, and they collided with each other quickly and accurately, with enough force to cut off a cow's bone.

"What's going on??" The man in the elevator panicked, but he didn't dare to act rashly for a while.

The elevator doors began to close slowly.

"Damn it!" The man outside the elevator began to press the door open button vigorously, but it was useless. The elevator door ignored all his operations and closed completely.

"Damn!! Damn!! What the hell is this elevator doing!" The man kicked hard at the metal outer door of the elevator, his eyes fixed on the glowing numbers, and he was especially afraid that it would go up to the sixth floor or the second floor.

But the numbers haven't changed.

About 30 seconds later, the elevator door heard the "ding dong" sound of arrival again, and the door slowly opened-the things searched from Hesta's room were scattered all over the place, but the person was gone.

The man froze on the spot.

Tasia finally came to her senses at this time, she stood up, walked into the elevator car after a few deep breaths, and picked up everything one by one.

During the whole process, the man kept calling his companion's name. He stood outside the door anxiously and resentfully looking at this space where it was almost impossible to hide people, but no one responded to his calls.

Suddenly, Tasia stopped, and she scanned the entire narrow elevator space again with a surprised expression.

"What are you doing?" The man outside the elevator was a little anxious, "Come out as soon as you finish picking it up!"

"That suitcase," Tasia looked at the man, "the suitcase is gone too..."

……

On the hospital bed, Su Lei's entire face was covered with gauze, leaving only his left eye and his entire chin.

"Don't worry too much. The wrapping is a bit exaggerated. In fact, these are just minor burns." Su Lei's voice was unusually hoarse. "The main injuries are on the arms and legs... Are you also broken?"

"I'm fine." Hesta's eyes paused briefly on Su Lei's face, and then looked at the pillow under Su Lei, "It's all my fault, I was careless."

"what?"

"I shouldn't have let you go with me when Jacqueline came looking for you," Hesta whispered, "I should have kept Rico and let her follow us...I overestimated myself. If Rico It was there at the time, you wouldn’t be hurt like this.”

Su Lei closed his eyes, "...it's pointless to talk about it now."

Hesta was silent.

"How is Jacqueline?" Su Lei asked, "Did she escape?"

"I don't know," answered Hesta. "I didn't see her when I went in. I thought she was there."

"...It's also possible that she ran away with Fayance after entering." Su Lei whispered, "How did these people get the explosives? Is it still so powerful?"