"Come on."
"Run a little faster."
"Haha, I forgot you're a cripple now."
As he fled headlong, his mind was also at its most deranged.
The hallucinations caused by his mental split often brought people close to him to speak. Things that no one else could see were always around him—usually people.
But this time, the person who appeared was someone Ji Li had only met a few times, someone with whom he had no real connection.
At the end of the street ahead stood a youth in a plaid shirt, with delicate features and a clean, beardless face, unfamiliar yet somehow familiar.
Ji Li was somewhat stunned, but his stumbling footsteps never stopped as he drew closer.
The details of that face grew increasingly real, and the laughter beside his ear sounded uncannily lifelike, as though the person truly existed.
They passed each other, both turning their heads to meet each other's eyes, then drifted farther apart. That strange, silent exchange of looks seemed utterly ordinary.
Could this youth actually be Ruru?
The recurring character who appeared exclusively in manager missions, the child whose father had died young, who had been raised alone by an intensely controlling mother, and who had lived amid the Ghost Building's many floors since childhood!
Ji Li was beginning to lose the ability to distinguish reality from hallucination...
The tenth supervision event had lasted four days and four nights. Major events nested within minor ones, great ghosts and lesser ghosts, outside ghosts and internal ghosts—all emerged one after another.
Every branch was running itself ragged. Important figures died gruesomely and left the stage one by one, while ordinary employees suffered excessive casualties.
Everyone seemed to have forgotten the one crucial fact they should never have forgotten—"The tenth supervision event has merged with the seventh