The hospital was covered in surveillance cameras, so there was no way Lu Bai could rewind each one individually. That would take far too much time.
Since he knew the coordinates where the two Deathmatch contestants had been, all he had to do was rewind the footage from those locations to the moment the coordinates were announced.
Several screens in the Monitoring Room showed footage playing backward at multiple speeds. Every so often, a patient or nurse could be seen passing through one of the coordinates.
Found you.
Lu Bai hit pause, a smile spreading across his face.
On one of the screens he had paused, a caregiver wearing a mask appeared.
Though the moment was brief, it was clear that the person's steps faltered as soon as the system prompt sounded, then quickened as they left the camera's range.
Judging by that reaction, there was a very good chance this person was a Deathmatch contestant.
Unlike the outpatient department, the hospital's Inpatient Department had security gates. Generally, after a certain time, people weren't allowed to come and go freely.
But rules were made to be broken.
Thanks to his official credentials, Lu Bai had no trouble getting through.
He stepped out of the elevator looking perfectly relaxed, even taking the time to greet the middle-aged woman at the Nurse Station.
He strolled around the circular corridor and sat on one of the benches outside the ward.
Beside him sat a guy dressed like a caregiver, eating a box of banana chunks.
It was easy to notice that when Lu Bai sat down next to him, the guy froze for a moment.
"Is it good?" Lu Bai asked gently.
The guy's throat bobbed. It seemed he had forced down a piece of banana.
After a moment's hesitation, he shakily