"Su Mo should still be alive. There are no signs of a struggle in the room. Maybe he and that woman escaped through another exit, like the window." Brother Xiong knew that was unlikely. All they could say was that they had yet to see Su Mo's corpse, so he tried his best to think positively.
Lao Sao shook his head. "In a room where a monster lives, anything beyond our imagination could happen. It's hard for anything to turn out the way we want."
His heart was beating faster than usual, and Lao Sao had felt uneasy the whole time. He could sense danger before it appeared, but now that feeling haunted him constantly, and he had no idea where the danger was coming from.
"Lishan Hospital is completely different from the house I entered the first time. They're worlds apart." Lao Sao hesitated, then looked at Li Ding and Brother Xiong and admitted the truth. "Before we came in, I never imagined things would turn out like this. I misjudged the situation."
"Don't overthink it. Pull yourself together." Brother Xiong grabbed Lao Sao's arm. "Your phone keeps vibrating. Aren't you going to check it?"
"People are replying to the post I put online. The people outside are curious about what we've been through." Lao Sao casually unlocked his phone and opened the post to show his companions.
When Li Ding and Brother Xiong saw the replies, their expressions soured. "The people replying to you are really weird!"
"Huh?" Lao Sao glanced at the screen. The first comment beneath the post was abusive—you four are all going to die in the hospital, cut into chunks of meat of exactly the same size and packed into the jars I just traded for.
"There are lots of comments like that. Don't