Chapter 260: Tattoo
Each corridor was drawn by the patient in Ward 7003 on the map. Using his photographic memory, he drew out Li San Hospital’s front and back buildings. However, Question’s map of the map was different from the hospital in real life. Most of the wards in the back building had been blackened out like they had been taken over by the shadow.
“Did he intend to use this map to trade with me? To help me leave the hospital.” The map was still hidden inside the ward. However, Gao Ming from half a year ago and Question were gone. This meant that both of them had successfully escaped.
“How did I leave half a year ago? What happened between Question and me? Why did he leave that message for me?”
Gao Ming and Question were patients valued by Lu Zang. However, they seemed to have gone on different paths. Gao Ming entered the tunnel according to Lu Zang’s plan and slowly expanded fate’s loophole. Question seemed to have escaped Lu Zang’s control, and he had woken up from the dream earlier than intended.
“Does Question really exist?” Gao Ming tried to remember the man’s face, but he couldn’t remember much of it.
The door creaked softly. Gao Ming lifted his feet. There was a bug riddled with curses hidden in the blood. It was a butterfly made from paper. Its wings featured two painted eyes.
“Is this left behind by the security department? It looks like they value this ward a lot to leave behind this little thing for surveillance.”
Gao Ming crushed the bug. With the protection of the God of Flesh and Blood, he didn’t mind the curse. The eyes bled on the butterfly wings. A person wailed, and then the butterfly shattered. Gao Ming put away the hand-drawn map. He held a chain and walked out of Ward 7003. The scent of blood in the air suddenly thickened. Barely discernible blood vessels crawled in the corridor. Three security members walked out of the ward at the end of the corridor. It was evident that they had just experienced an intense battle. They were wounded. The man who walked at the back had a pair of bleeding eyes as he glared at Gao Ming.
“I’ll turn you into a bug!” The man unbuttoned his shirt. Paper butterflies hung inside his uniform. Each butterfly was painted with a pair of eyes. With the man’s command, all the butterflies flapped their wings. The butterflies flew everywhere. The man mumbled something. The other member who stood before him was blind. When he heard the order from the other man, he waved his hands in the air. The thin threads in the corridor pierced at Gao Ming.