become king in cruel games

Chapter 99 Cook Hospital (4) "Take Medicine"

Feng Yu's thoughts were intertwined when a regular knock on the door interrupted her.

dong dong dong-

Feng Yu turned the ring into a dagger and hid his right hand behind his back.

From the time she came to Cook to now, no NPC other than patients has appeared in the corridor, so the person who knocks on the door and can move around freely is the "doctor" here?

Feng Yu looked at the crack in the door, but there was nothing there. No sound came from the empty corridor, and the woman raised her eyebrows.

Where did this sound come from?

I saw a door-shaped square frame appear out of thin air on the wall in front of the hospital bed, with blue light shining around it. The railings on the original door window were unfolded, and the only vent was completely closed, leaving only the weird The rectangular frame glowed with blue light.

Jing Da Zhuang's howl disappeared in an instant, and all sounds were blocked by the wooden planks turned into railings.

Before Feng Yu could react, the other party had already pushed the door in from the square on the wall, and five of them entered in a row. They were all ordinary mirror figures wearing pink robes, and four of them had pink robes lingering on their arms. Among the blue lightning, only the pink-clad leader acted ordinary.

They stood respectfully on both sides until an NPC dressed in white with humanoid limbs spliced ​​on the mirror came out. It had a blue mask on the flat mirror.

Is there really a doctor in this hospital?

The door on the wall was closed, leaving no trace on the white wall. A plain voice came from the white mirror: "It's time to take medicine, don't resist, otherwise - electric shock."

Something threatening.

Four people in pink clothes surrounded Feng Yu. They were like the guards of Cook Hospital. Their fierce faces and burly bodies gave people a strange feeling.

Feng Yu instantly turned the dagger into a ring.

Pretend to compromise first and observe the situation.

Feng Yu nodded obediently, and she stretched out her hand: "Give me the medicine."

The leader, Fenyi, nodded. It admired the patient's character very much. It fiddled with a red pill the size of the nail of a little finger from the cart it was pushing, and handed a disposable paper cup to Feng Yu: " have eaten."

Feng Yu took the pill in her hand. She quietly put the pill into the gap of the ring, then pretended to swallow, and looked at the doctor in white and the nurse in pink with her big eyes.

The leader, Fenyi, took a flashlight, and it wanted to lift Fengyu's chin to check carefully, but Fengyu reached out and grabbed Fenyi's wrist: "I will do it myself."

After she finished speaking, Feng Yu showed under the flashlight that there were no pills in her mouth.

The pills won't fade, will they?
There was no trace, if any, of the coating on her tongue.

Feng Yu was ready for a battle with the staff.

However, Fenyi just turned around and reported respectfully to the doctor on the side: "The patient has taken the medicine!"

Fen Yi's voice was just like a robot, cold and devoid of any emotion.

Feng Yu smiled obediently.

Bai Yi took out a gel pen from his pocket, put the booklet he took from the cart on his arm, and then asked Feng Yu: "How do you feel?"

Feng Yu blinked, she clutched her stomach, and her acting skills were soaring: "There is a strange sense of discomfort, it seems that there is no, I can't tell."

This is a rather ambiguous answer.

After all, she didn't know what the medicine was.

Bai Yi thought about it for a while and recorded something in the book in his hand. Then he took out a small electronic tablet from his exaggerated pocket and said:

"Name Feng Yu, age 23, gender female, area, white D area, number 2044, disease—"

The doctor paused for a moment: "Do you often feel pain in your eyes, a burning sensation, your eyeballs are often red, and you feel dizzy? In severe cases, you may even experience hallucinations?"

Feng Yu nodded quickly, looking well-behaved.

It seemed like he was really here to see a doctor.

(End of this chapter)