A bit foggy

  In the last chapter, during lunch break, Labour went for a walk alone under the ancient Great Wall and heard an eerie sound. After several investigations, he found that this sound actually came from inside the Great Wall.

  Calm down, don't be nervous. Take a deep breath in and slowly exhale, the originally tense heart indeed relaxed. Just as it relaxed, that voice that had been speaking all along was gone.

  Is everything an illusion? Take a deep breath again and listen attentively, still nothing.

  People often produce hallucinations in certain specific environments, and sometimes more are produced auditory hallucinations.

  Gradually convincing myself it was just an auditory hallucination, I then prepared to head back to my dormitory.

  This small hill looks small, but from the foot of the hill looking up, it still has some height. I overcame gravity, step by step climbing up, and occasionally looked up at the blue sky.

  He lifted his head again, and above him was no longer just the blue sky, but also a dark figure. Because of the direct sunlight in his eyes, he couldn't see who the newcomer was. Judging from the uniform, it should be an instructor.

  He was leaning forward at this time, lowering his head and looking at me, unable to see his expression, but it must not be very good.

  I was climbing up while estimating that I would be caught by the inspecting instructor and definitely criticized.

  As they walked closer, the sunlight didn't shine into their eyes anymore, and only then did they see clearly that it was Instructor Wei.

  Can't help but sigh in my heart, is there a narrow road for enemies? This time I don't want to leave an impression on him.

  Sure, here is the translation:

  As expected, as soon as I stood on the hillside, he spoke up, his expression serious.

  "What brings you here during lunch break?"

  The prelude of being scolded, "You ate too much and are now taking a walk to digest." Whatever explanation I gave, it was impossible to escape the scolding.

  "Wei Tingfu, what are you doing here? You're hard to find!" Another instructor walked over, interrupting our conversation.

  I know him, he is "Tang Sect Master"

  "What's wrong?" The serious expression on Captain Wei's face disappeared immediately. I couldn't help but mutter, his change of face was really fast.

  "Oh, yes..." Captain Tang glanced at me and leaned over to whisper something very brief in Captain Wei's ear.

  Wei's face changed slightly, and he replied: "I'll go right away."

  After saying that, he looked at me, this "unruly" student, and scolded, "Quickly return to your dormitory."

  "Mm." He nodded firmly and saw them off with his eyes.

  Actually, I and two instructors walked on the same road, they stepped quickly, I walked a bit slower, gradually pulling away from them.

  When they arrived at the dormitory entrance, two instructors and a medical officer had also arrived from afar. The healthy guide ushered them in, although from a distance, but the atmosphere there seemed very tense.

  Ladies and gentlemen, do you know what the core element of horror is? It's the protagonist's extremely strong and damn curiosity.

  That's right, seeing this situation, I no longer have the heart to go back. My curiosity is like a small cat that has been scratching my heart, driving me to follow the original path from the toilet in the morning and circle around to the window behind the medical room.

  Huh? The curtains were actually pulled, leaving only a small gap in the middle lower part.

  What a thrill, isn't this the best spot left for me to peep?

  I crept up quietly and the small slit was just big enough for one of my eyes.

  There were four people in the room: Officer Wei, Officer Tang, Instructor Wu and a middle-aged man he had never seen before.

  At a glance, the protagonist in the house is that middle-aged man. He wears a long-sleeved undershirt and sits on the bed with some stubble on his face, looking pale and haggard. However, his eyes are piercing, and he looks quite mature and handsome as an uncle.

  They were saying something, and each of their faces didn't look too good. Especially Wei's face, apart from the surprise and confusion like the other two, seemed to have something else on it.

  They chatted for a short while, and the middle-aged uncle stood up, patted his chest, as if to indicate that he was physically fine, no problem, then followed the two instructors out.

  "Hmm... who is that middle-aged uncle? What happened? Why do all four of them look unhappy?"

  Many things, many secrets, the water here is deep.

  Some people resent the soundproofing of doctors' offices; if they could hear what was being said, everything would be much clearer.

  Just as I was lost in thought, I suddenly heard a "rustling" sound. The thick and heavy curtains that had been tightly closed were pulled open, and the tour guide looked at me with a smile on his face, seeing my somewhat frightened and disheveled appearance.

  My sixth sense tells me I've walked into a trap.

  Then the tour guide opened the window and laughed, "Lao Hu's classmate, look at me pulling the curtains well, isn't it very convenient for you to peek?" After that, he even raised his eyebrows proudly.

  He's so annoying, how did he know I'd come over to snoop? My eyelids keep twitching.

  "I didn't know you'd come over now either, but since there's a first time, there'll be a second time, so I set things up in advance for you. Not bad, huh?"

  He's staring blankly, how did he know the doubts in my heart? He's a demon!

  "What about the two corpses?" The view was limited just now, and it wasn't until now that I realized the corpse covered with white cloth this morning had disappeared. "Have the police been here?" I remembered what Wu Bing said earlier, that the police would be coming today, so I added a sentence.

  My words seemed to have touched his sore spot, and he just glanced at me with a flicker in his eyes, shook his head, "Put it somewhere else, originally it was just for autopsy here, temporarily stored."

  I seem to have caught a hint of information, "Is it going to be left for a long time now, so it was moved?" I wondered in my heart. After the police came over, they would definitely take the body away. Unless they didn't come or couldn't take it...

  The disease-free guide looked at me with approval, "The police can't come for the time being."

  How could it be? A murder case in college, is it possible?

  "Why...?" I wanted to keep asking until I got to the bottom of things.

  Always kind and willing to answer questions, the sick man suddenly turned pale, sternly saying: "This is not something a student like you can ask about, hurry back now, don't do anything out of line again in the future, remember, the bird that sticks its head out gets shot."

  Uh... I was left speechless, feeling like I had touched a sensitive area, one that the leadership level already knew about and were strictly preventing students from knowing.

  She turned around with a huff and went back to discuss with Zhou Meng, her brain is more useful than mine.

  "Wait, there's more..." Wu Bing suddenly spoke up again. I turned my head around and looked at him with some curiosity.

  "Don't eat too much snacks on the way back. Don't run around alone, follow another girl." He said with a gulp, then pulled his head back, closed the window and pulled the curtains all the way up, without leaving any gap.

  It's easy to understand when following Zhou Meng, and it's safe to follow her. As for snacks, is it because I've gained too much weight recently?