Chapter 2807 Phantom Haunted Room (VII)

Chapter 2781 Phantom Haunted Room (VII)

Interesting, Schiller thought.

He stood in front of the door of Room 1903, listening to the voice coming from inside the door. He could clearly feel that the person who was speaking should be standing next to the door, just like the man in Room 1901, whose nose was almost touching the door to make such a sound.

But he couldn't see his feet through the crack in the door, which meant that the person in Room 1903 also had a problem.

The person in Room 1901 hoped that Schiller would open the door for him, while the person in Room 1903 asked Schiller not to open the door.

Most people would make a choice between these two rooms. Many people would prefer Room 1903 because he did sound like a normal person, but even if he saw legs and feet through the crack in the door, Schiller would not easily believe the person in Room 1903.

Or this person is even less credible than the one in Room 1901, because he and Peter have seen this person, heard him speak, and there are contradictions in him, which is not something that ordinary people can do. It is only a matter of time before this kind of person has problems.

Now that clues have appeared in Rooms 1900, 1901, 1903, and 1904, only Room 1902 has not provided any clues. Schiller walked to the door of Room 1902 again. He didn't believe that this room was empty.

Schiller first looked up at the doorplate. When he screwed the screws before, he had confirmed that except for Room 1900, all the doorplates on the right had not been touched. There was only one trace of the screw being screwed in, so the problem should not be on the doorplate.

He couldn't see the crack in the door, and he couldn't turn the doorknob. There was nothing more on the door, so Schiller looked directly at the cat's eye.

Schiller saw another eye.

Because the cat's eye has the effect of magnification and reduction, it is not very clear, but it can be confirmed that there is an eyeball full of red bloodshot behind the cat's eye.

Dongdongdong!

Schiller knocked hard on the door of Room 1902, which even interrupted the resident of Room 1903 who was chattering.

There was no response in Room 1902. When Schiller looked at the cat's eye again, the eye had disappeared.

Very good, as long as there is a clue, Schiller did not plan to explore the corridor on the left for the time being. He returned to his room and began to sort out the clues he had now and planned to connect them together.

He didn't have much time, because if the elevator couldn't be used, he couldn't solve the basic living supplies. The hotel room was equipped with mineral water and some food, but it could not last more than a week at most. In other words, if Schiller didn't find a way to lift the blockade within 7 days, he would be trapped here like an ordinary person.

But he didn't think it would take 7 days, and now he had some ideas.

Just looking at the corridor on the right, you will feel that there are many clues and they are complicated. The hotel building that Yu Guangzhong is close to, the house number that has been moved, the sound that appears at midnight, the elevator that stops strangely, and the neighbors with different characteristics.

These clues seem to be completely unrelated to each other, but this is normal. Schiller believes that there are many clues that he can't use at this stage. It is very likely that he can use them after he can leave the 19th floor, so these clues should not be added for consideration.

So which clues may not be used?

Schiller believes that it is all except the neighbors.

The hotel building that Yu Guangzhong is close to may even contain the deepest secret of this hotel, that is, why he and Peter went to two different time and space, and even the current state of the hotel, and how the hotel became like this. This kind of clue is not something that can be considered at this stage.

The sound that appeared at midnight sounds exactly the same as the sound of the elevator moving. It seems that in order to break through the limit of the 19th floor, it is necessary to study this sound, but Schiller believes that this is the law of the entire hotel, not just the 19th floor. In this way, it is useless for cracking the special situation of the 19th floor.

The stopped elevator seems to be an object that must be studied, but just like the sound, the two are likely to be one and the same. The sound and the elevator come from the same supernatural phenomenon, not only running on the 19th floor, so they can be put aside for the time being.

The moved house number and the neighbor belong to the same category, because it is impossible that the elevator changed the house number. Those who would do this are either monsters or living people, so it is not a big problem to classify them as neighbors and study them together.

So now the idea of ​​getting out of trouble is to study the supernatural phenomenon unique to the 19th floor, that is, this group of worrying neighbors.

Now Schiller knows about five neighbors.

The first one is the footprints at the door of Room 1904. Since we don’t know who it is, we call it footprints.

The second one is the person who stood in front of the door of Room 1901 and kept hitting the door with his head. From Peter, we learned that he should be tall, but because they were in different time periods, Schiller couldn’t be sure whether the person living in Room 1901 during his time period was tall, but he temporarily used this nickname.

The third person is the one who had been talking to Schiller in room 1903. Because Schiller had seen him when he entered the hotel and his voice was the same, Schiller was basically sure that he was the short man that Peter saw.

The fourth person is the bloodshot eye in room 1902 that Schiller discovered last, which can be called the eye.

The fifth person is the neighbor who is suspected of moving the number plate of room 00. He may be one of the above four, or one of the people in the left corridor.

Among these five people, the only ones who are connected and intersected are the people in the doors of rooms 1901 and 1903, that is, the tall man and the short man. The tall man seems to have died and hopes that Schiller can open the door and let him out. The short man asks Schiller not to let the tall man out.

The other neighbors are peaceful, so the two of them are the only pair of people with conflicts in the right corridor.

Schiller thinks he is a very fair person, and he is just and helpful. Since the neighbors have conflicts, he must mediate, but the mediation process must be fair, just and open, and he cannot be partial to either side.

Schiller asked Peter in another hotel to find the short man in room 1903 and find a way to get the door card he brought with him.

Peter had heard Schiller's story early in the morning. After hearing the horrible situation, he was shocked and scared, and expressed his concern for Dr. Sosip.

After receiving the doctor's instructions, although Peter didn't want to steal things, he still went because he also felt that something was wrong with the hotel. If things really deteriorated like Schiller's, he had to prepare as soon as possible.

Peter quickly found the short man and found an excuse to talk to him. He looked at the appearance of the gentleman in a suit and guessed where his room card might be.

This is actually not too difficult to guess, because suits don't have so many pockets. Apart from the two pockets on the pants, there are only decorative pockets on the top. Generally, people who don't have special hobbies will not put things in decorative pockets, especially things like door cards that can be used at any time.

Then it should be in the pants pocket. Peter observed carefully again and found that the short man's suit was very new, but the right trouser pocket was slightly larger than the left, which seemed to be used frequently recently.

And because the short man was fat, his suit was quite full. With his movements, a small protruding corner could be seen at the bottom of his left pocket occasionally. That should be the shape of the door card.

After determining the location, Peter had to think about how to get the door card, but the doctor specifically told him not to use violence. It was best to get the other party's door card without attracting the other party's attention. This was a bit difficult.

Peter didn't have any pickpocketing skills, so it was difficult to take the door card away without anyone noticing. But since it was impossible to do it without anyone noticing, it would be fine as long as the other party didn't react at the time.

Soon the two separated. It seemed that the short man went to the coffee shop downstairs. He might be going to discuss business. Peter knew this was a good opportunity. He saw the coffee shop on the way over. There were many people there.

There was more than one elevator in the restaurant that could lead to the coffee shop downstairs. Peter made a prompt decision and took another route to the coffee shop.

There were many people in front of the coffee shop, and the door could be pushed and pulled, so many people would pass by. Peter took this opportunity to bump into a tall man next to him, but he took advantage of the other person's blind spot to hide next to the short man.

Although Peter no longer had spider power, he was still an adult. With such a deliberate bump, the strong man staggered and almost knocked his front teeth on the glass door.

He turned his head suddenly, trying to find out who bumped into him, but at this time everyone was going in one by one. When he stopped, the people behind him would inevitably bump into him, and the short man was the first victim.

He bumped into the back of the tall man, and what was even more unfortunate was that he just caught up with the man's turning around and his elbow hit his cheekbone.

Peter saw the opportunity, pretended to go in, and squeezed next to the short man. The short man screamed in pain after being hit by the elbow and fell back. Peter supported him and put his hand into his trouser pocket.

Feeling a hard card, Peter stopped at the good point and put the room card into his trouser pocket. He was wearing sportswear and his trouser pocket was very loose, so nothing could be seen.

"Oh my God, sir, are you okay?" Peter quickly helped the short man up, and the tall man didn't want to hit anyone. After realizing that he accidentally bumped into someone, he quickly turned around and apologized.

The two caused a mess at the door, but fortunately it was quickly resolved. The short man seemed to be in a hurry to talk about business. He rubbed his face, waved his hand, said nothing, pushed the door open and went in.

Peter also went in, but touching the room card in his pocket, he quickly made a circle and came out. Under the guidance of the doctor, he went to the 19th floor. He wanted to use the room card of 1903 to open the door of the short man's room and go around his room.

Peter took the elevator to the 19th floor as quickly as possible, opened the door of 1903 with the door card, and quickly closed the door and scanned the room after entering. The room was indeed empty.

Peter walked towards the closet. He opened the closet door, but there was nothing inside. Then he opened the second and third doors, and after he opened all the closet doors, he still didn't find the alarm clock that Dr. Sosip had mentioned.

Peter kept searching the room. He didn't know when the other party would come back, so he had to move quickly.

He searched the bed, closet, and bedside table in the bedroom, and checked all the cabinets in the living room, but he couldn't find any trace of the alarm clock. Now the only thing left to search was the bathroom.

Peter rushed into the bathroom and searched the cabinets, trash cans, and even the bathtub, but still found nothing. Suddenly, Peter had an idea and reached out to open the lid of the toilet tank.

"Found you!"

A wet alarm clock was taken out of the toilet tank by Peter, and Schiller also got the news.

"Hidden in the toilet tank?"