Chapter 1959 U Transcendence Event (Fifty)

Chapter 1933 U Beyond Event (Fifty)

"Why do you want to give me a hint?" Bei Bat looked at his reflection in the glass and asked with some caution.

"Blood and injury may affect your mind, which will make it more difficult for you to talk to me rationally." Schiller's voice seemed to resonate with the air in the entire corridor. Bei Bat felt that it was not like a sound, but more like a tremor.

"Who are they?" Bei Bat took a step closer and asked.

"A global organization."

Bei Bat felt his heart beat violently, and he remembered the organization whose name he first heard in prison, the Shadow Warrior Alliance.

"What did they do to you?" Bei Bat's dry lips seemed to move on their own, and until the voice fell, the muscles in his mouth regained consciousness and were under his control.

"What did they do to you again?" Schiller asked back.

Bei Bat walked quickly to the glass, pressed his hand on the glass, stared at Schiller's reflection in the glass and said, "Don't answer questions with questions, tell me what they did."

"They are doing human experiments."

Schiller's figure disappeared again. Bei Bat pressed one hand on the window, looking at the moonlight outside the window absentmindedly, and whispered, "They killed my parents."

A gust of cold wind blew up Bei Bat's hair on his forehead, and he came back to his senses and began to think again. He recalled his previous speculation.

Since Schiller in a suit didn't give any hints this time, it means that there may be no difficult guys on this floor. Bei Bat found the doctor's office as quickly as possible, picked up a pen and paper and started writing and drawing.

He drew on the paper for a long time, and when he looked up, he found that Schiller's reflection was standing behind him on the opposite window, looking at what he drew on the paper with interest.

"Do you want to hear my thoughts?" Bei Bat said as he wrote, "But the premise is that you don't say those extra words to disturb my brain."

Bei Bat saw Schiller behind him nodded.

So Bei Bat tapped the paper with the tip of his pen and uttered a word: "Wind."

"As soon as I opened the door of the clinic, I felt something was wrong. The wind in the corridor was too strong." Bei Bat thought and said, "Of course, such a corridor with two sides is indeed easy to cause through wind, but I can see very clearly that the window was not open when the wind blew in."

"The view outside the window is hazy, so it is impossible to judge the wind direction and wind force by the amplitude of the leaves or other scenery being blown, but when I shuttled through the corridor, I found that the wind direction was very strange."

Bei Bat drew the structure of the two-story corridor on the paper.

The corridor on the lower floor was marked with a serial number 1, which was called Corridor No. 1 by Bei Bat, and the corridor on the upper floor was marked with a serial number 2, which was called Corridor No. 2.

The corridor where Schiller and Bei Bat had their psychological examination was located, which was the corridor on the lower floor. Corridor 1 was also the corridor where Bei Bat had just encountered Zhui Lie, and was determined to be Zhui Lie's territory.

The corridor where Bei Bat is now is Corridor 2, which was also the corridor where Schiller and Bei Bat came to after going up one floor to avoid Zhui Lie. It was also the corridor where they were when they separated, and was determined to be a temporary safe zone.

In other words, Bei Bat's movement line was actually that he and Schiller went from Corridor 1 to Corridor 2, separated from Schiller and returned to Corridor 1 to encounter Zhui Lie, and went upstairs again to avoid Zhui Lie and returned to Corridor 2.

But he did not go up and down the same stairwell this time.

Taking the wall where the psychological clinic is located as the front, Bei Bat and Schiller went upstairs at the right staircase at the beginning, and after Bei Bat and Schiller separated, he went left, went downstairs from the left staircase, faced Zhui Lie through the entire corridor, and went upstairs from the right staircase again.

In other words, he drew a circle between the two floors.

Bei Bat drew a circle on the left half of Corridor No. 2 with a pen and said, "After Dr. Schiller and I separated, I walked to the left and faced the left side."

"After going downstairs, I walked to the right, crossed the entire corridor and went upstairs again."

"But no matter whether I walked to the left in Corridor No. 2 or to the right in Corridor No. 1, the wind blew in front of me, and I was always against the wind."

"If this is the through wind coming through the window gap, it is impossible for it to turn into completely opposite directions in the upper and lower corridors so close, and it is always opposite. The wind is always blowing my hair on my forehead."

"I thought about it before, we are Are the feelings in dreams what happened in the dream or some projection of the real world? "

"Although we can't see the real world in dreams, can we really not feel it at all? Or in fact, we can feel it, but we understand it as a phenomenon in dreams."

Bei Bat sighed softly and said: "Many children will wet the bed in their dreams, that's because they dream that they have gone to the bathroom in their dreams."

"Many younger children don't even wake up after wetting the bed, but sleep until dawn, because they think they clearly urinated in their dreams, and they think their excretion feelings are normal phenomena in dreams."

"Will the wind be the same?" Bei Bat said with his knuckles against his chin: "There are windows in dreams, so we naturally think that it is normal to have wind in the corridor."

"Or it is possible that someone deliberately created such a corridor and installed windows on both sides in order to make us think that wind is a normal phenomenon."

Bei Bat paused and then said: "If it is more deceptive to open the window, then why not?"

"Do you know what is the scene that is most likely to wake people up from dreams?" Schiller prompted.

Bei Bat was stunned for a moment and then suddenly realized, he said: "It is falling, falling is the easiest to wake people up."

"So he didn't want to open the window, but he didn't dare to open it, because if we choose to jump out of the window, it might wake us up."

"Is the way to break the deadlock just to open the window?" Bei Bat thought for a while and shook his head and said: "I'm afraid it's not that simple."

"Since the other party has the ability to build an entire hospital, it is completely possible to create a window that we can never open. Wasting time on violent demolition is just falling into his trap."

Bei Bat was thinking and reasoning on his own, and didn't see Schiller's slightly appreciative look behind him.

"If, as I speculated before, the wind does not come from dreams, but from reality, it is the feeling we get in reality, there is a very noteworthy key point."

"No matter which side I walk in the corridor, the wind blows from the front of me, which means that in reality the wind blows from the front of me."

"But in reality, the window of the bus is on my side." Bei Bat's pen tip moved to another picture he drew, which was a structural diagram of a bus, and each seat was represented by a small rectangle.

Bei Bat colored one of the rectangles and said, "This is my seat, in the second row on the right, near the aisle, and the window closest to me is the window in the second row on the right."

"If I remember correctly, this window is not open. Even if it is open, the wind must be blowing from my left side, not directly in front of me."

"And if the wind is blowing from directly in front of me... is the door of the bus open?!"

Bei Bat's eyes widened in surprise. He was obviously thinking and reasoning. He drew a rectangle next to those seats and said, "I'm afraid it's true, because there are no windows that can be opened in the front half of this bus, and the door is just on the right, which is directly in front of me."

Suddenly, Bei Bat was stunned, staring straight ahead and said, "If the bus stops at the station and the door is opened to let the wind blow in, the wind direction should not be straight at me, so there is only one possibility left... "

"The car was driving very fast, but the front door was open!"

Bei Bat looked at the paper in front of him with a serious face and said: "There must be a reason for the murderer to do this. The most likely thing is that he wants to throw us out of the car."

"Let's not talk about whether this will violate the rules. If you are thrown unconsciously from a high-speed car, it is no different from hitting a train. You will either die or be disabled."

"If your physical fitness is not weakened, you may only be seriously injured, but now everyone's physical fitness has been greatly weakened. If you are thrown out, you will most likely die, and the murderer's purpose will be achieved."

"No, that's not right." Bei Bat immediately realized something, and he said: "If this murderer has already got on the car and is ready to move us who are still sleeping, then I can't still face forward, and I can't feel the wind blowing straight at me."

"But if he doesn't move, how can we..."

Bei Bat suddenly froze.

"Wait, it's the same theory again. We thought we did something in our dream, but in fact, were we really just in a dream?"

"If we run away in fear and keep moving forward, we think we are running in our dream, but are we actually moving forward in reality?"

"The murderer wants us to jump out of the car!!!"

Bei Bat stood up in a flash. He immediately wanted to find his teammates and tell them what he found, but he suddenly thought of something and stopped where he was.

Then he looked at the reflection of Schiller standing behind him with a complex expression, and said, "You knew it a long time ago, right? You knew that the killer's actions in the hospital were to drive us to escape, so you released these crazy personalities and changed the rules of the game."

Bei Bat turned his head away slightly, then lowered his head to look at the paper in his hand and said, "Now that I think about it, there are also big problems with the structure of this hospital. Why are there straight corridors on each floor, and the corridors are particularly long?"

"I'm afraid that our movements in dreams and in reality correspond. If we keep running in a straight line, our bodies will continue to move forward until we get close to the car door. The long and straight corridor can speed up this progress very well."

"And the various anomalies he created are to make us repeatedly pass through the corridor to speed up the movement of our bodies in reality."

"If we want to prove that we are not mentally ill, we will definitely choose to investigate in the hospital, either to find our own medical records, or to find diagnosis and prescription records. If we do not take the initiative to investigate, he will also create a female ghost to scare us and prompt us to run away."

"But now your crazy personalities have come out, and they have their own characteristics. Many times, running away cannot solve the problem, just like the so-called hunting, turning around and running away is the most vulnerable."

"And you may also have other personalities, and then inform me and my teammates separately that it is best to follow your rules. The hallucination you showed me was just to scare me and let me know the consequences of being caught by them."

Schiller smiled at Bei Bat, and his voice rang in Bei Bat's ears again: "You are wrong a little bit."

"What?"

"That's not intimidation."

The next second, a bloody figure descended in the reflection of the pen.