Forced Kisses from a Yandere Evil God! I Went Viral on the Horror Live Stream - Chapter 18

Chapter 18: Rules of the Psychiatric Hospital (2)

After the female nurse left, Sang Yu glanced at the clock on the wall; it was currently one o’clock in the afternoon.

Since it was still early, she planned to head out to wander around and check out the environment of the psychiatric hospital.

The dungeon quest was to escape the lunatic asylum. It sounded simple, but…

Was it truly that simple?

Sang Yu stepped out of the ward into the gloomy, dim corridor, where trance-like patients could be seen wandering back and forth.

Dressed in filthy patient uniforms, their cheeks were sunken and their expressions completely numb, resembling the walking dead.

Sang Yu quickly noticed something off. She observed that some patients were covered in wounds of varying sizes, while others had mutilated limbs—some missing arms or legs, others missing noses or eyes…

“Could the medical staff at this psychiatric hospital be secretly abusing the patients?”

Suddenly, she paused in her tracks.

Sang Yu turned her gaze toward a glass frame mounted on the corridor wall.

Framed inside were the rules regarding the psychiatric hospital, and their contents were exceptionally creepy.

Xicheng Psychiatric Hospital Rules

1. Patients who have not fully recovered are not allowed to leave the psychiatric hospital secretly.
2. Patients are not permitted to leave their wards after 12:00 AM midnight.
3. When a knocking sound rings out at night, under no circumstances should you open the door.
4. There are no female nurses wearing red high heels in the psychiatric hospital.
5. The psychiatric hospital does not have a 4th floor.
6. Do not come into contact with Patient No. 1.

There were six rules in total, and every single one contained crucial information.

“It seems that if one wants to leave the psychiatric hospital, they first have to prove they aren’t sick.”

So how exactly was one supposed to prove they weren’t sick?

Now that was a real dilemma!

Just then, a commotion broke out up ahead.

A psychiatric patient wearing a hospital uniform stood there holding a plastic knife, his bulging eyeballs bloodshot as he babbled frantically, “I don’t want to live anymore… My company went bankrupt, my wife ran off with Old Wang next door, my son turns out to be my dad’s, and yet my dad and I aren’t related by blood! Now my money is gone, my love is gone, my family is gone—I don’t want to live in this world anymore…”

When the viewers in Sang Yu’s livestream saw this patient, they immediately burst into discussion:

[Isn’t this Liu Chaoyang, the player ranked No. 79?]

[Boohoo, I didn’t expect him to be so miserable.]

[A plastic knife can’t kill anyone; Liu Chaoyang should switch to a fruit knife instead.]

[Can the person above have a bit of humanity?]

Sang Yu had originally intended to just watch the drama unfold, but the System, which hadn’t popped up in a while, suddenly chimed in: “Host, this patient is also a player.”

Sang Yu raised an eyebrow. “A player got completely assimilated this quickly?”

The System could view the quest details of other players. It informed Sang Yu, “This player’s name is Liu Chaoyang, ranked No. 79, and he has already cleared four dungeons. His role in this game is a suicidal schizophrenic patient.”

This type of mental illness was very peculiar; patients possessed a strong desire to commit suicide, where the slightest trigger could become the catalyst for them to take their own lives.

Coupled with Liu Chaoyang’s own insanely tragic experiences, suddenly contracting this kind of mental illness dealt a crushing blow to his will to live.

Since they were both players, Sang Yu wasn’t about to stand by and watch.

She took a step forward and walked toward Liu Chaoyang.

With a sincere gaze, she persuaded him, “My fellow patient, you haven’t lost everything—you still have your illness!”

Liu Chaoyang froze, finding Sang Yu’s words strangely logical.

“You… you’re right…”

Just as he lowered his guard, several medical personnel suddenly appeared. A terrifying-looking female nurse holding an extra-thick syringe plunged it directly into his neck.

Liu Chaoyang collapsed onto the floor instantly, his body twitching uncontrollably.

“Patient No. 76’s condition has suddenly worsened, posing a threat to the safety of himself and other patients. Transfer him to the 4th floor for treatment,” the female nurse announced.

Sang Yu’s eyes flickered slightly. She recalled Rule 5 of the psychiatric hospital rules: the hospital did not have a 4th floor.

By this time, Liu Chaoyang had already fallen unconscious and was lifted onto a gurney.

After the medical staff departed, the surrounding crowd of patients dispersed as well.

However, one psychiatric patient walked up to Sang Yu’s side and whispered in an extremely low voice, “You’re a player in this dungeon too, right?”

Sang Yu raised an eyebrow slightly, nodding calmly. “Yes.”

Seeing Sang Yu admit it, the patient’s expression instantly grew agitated.

He said, “I’m Zhao Lixin, ranked No. 82. Just now, I discovered a major secret!”

“What secret?” Sang Yu asked with great interest.

Zhao Lixin said excitedly, “Actually, my true identity is a maggot. As long as I can eat five tons of feces, I can successfully clear this dungeon! So after you take a dump, could you please not flush the toilet?”

Sang Yu: “…”

That was certainly… hard to comment on!

Meanwhile, Zhao Lixin was already lying flat on the floor, twisting, squirming, and crawling around in the dark corridor, earnestly playing the part of a maggot.

Sang Yu ambled around a bit more, getting a general grasp of her situation.

The psychiatric hospital consisted of only a single building with seven floors in total.

Patients were arranged on different floors according to the severity of their conditions.

Sang Yu was a mild hallucination patient, currently located on the second floor.

As for that bizarre fourth floor…

As dusk gradually fell, dim lights flickered on across the other floors, leaving only the fourth floor in complete darkness.

“I wonder what would happen if I broke every single one of those rules?”

Sang Yu’s eyes shone with eagerness, a deep, meaningful smile curving up her lips.

Finally, darkness fell completely.

Sang Yu returned to her ward and began to wait…

In the dead of night, the eerie female nurse walked into the ward carrying her tray, making Sang Yu and Zhou Muxue take their medication once more.

After taking her medicine, Zhou Muxue drifted straight into a deep sleep.

Sang Yu felt nothing in her body. She watched the nurse leave, her gaze resting briefly on the nurse’s shoes.

The nurse was wearing white high heels, but at the split second the door closed, her shoes turned bright red in an instant.

The lights were turned off, plunging the room into sudden darkness.

Tap—Tap—Tap—

Tap—Tap—Tap—

The sound of high heels stepping on the floor moved from near to far, then from far to near once more.

Finally, it came to a stop right outside the door of Sang Yu’s ward.

Sang Yu perked up her ears, hearing the sound of the doorknob turning.

The noise was very faint, yet infinitely amplified in the dark of night.

Cre-a-k—

The door was slowly pushed open. Sang Yu immediately closed her eyes, feigning sleep.

A beam of dark red light cast into the room through the crack in the door.

A pitch-black shadow crept toward Sang Yu’s bed.

Sang Yu felt a bone-chilling, icy aura gradually envelope her, and…

She caught a whiff of a familiar stench of blood!