All Chapters of A Nearsighted Girl’s Journey Through a Horror Game: Chapter 11 - Chapter 17

The live chat went absolutely wild:【Wait, what did I miss? She was digging through the trash earlier. I thought she was hungry!】【Not your fault. The stream refused to zoom in at the time. None of us saw the newspaper in her hand… we all thought she was eating garbage.】【Think about it. How did she, someone half-blind, notice that newspaper when we didn’t?】【Because she’s half-blind in her eyes, but we’re completely blind in our hearts.】The twin siblings on the 29th floor had died the day before their eighteenth birthday. Their biological father had tricked them onto the rooftop, then pushed them off the building together with his mistress.Since he’d married into the family, he’d always coveted their mother’s fortune. When the twins were about to come of age and claim their inheritance, the mistress came up with the plan and their father agreed.Three years after their deaths, the father and his mistress were sentenced to death and executed immediately. Their mother shut down

I made it down to the tenth floor.By then I’d collected a pile of visitor cards. From about the twentieth floor down, the bosses weren’t as terrifying. I even found two surviving players. They didn’t dare cross me, of course, and they weren’t the ones helping me visit neighbors. These neighbors were eager and friendly. They opened the door for us and handed over their visitor cards without being asked.Before long, they were coming along as we knocked on doors, and the three of us worked our way down to the tenth floor.The chat piped up: 【Four big bosses on the 30th floor are watching. You’d better not skip handing anything over.】As soon as we stepped onto the tenth floor, we ran into a two-meter-tall creature with a human body and a dog’s head standing in the hallway. The door behind it was wide open, and the room was full of heaps of white bones. The dog-headed thing handed each of us a visitor card.I opened my mouth to say something when it turned toward me and lowered it

The Charcoal Old Lady had died in a neighborhood fire. Her son had known exactly how to use the extinguishers and the hydrants but when he turned the valve, no water came out. All he could do was watch helplessly as his mother burned alive.The Headless Boss had been the son of a cult leader. He was brilliant, graduated from a top university, and had finally managed to escape his twisted family. But his parents, completely brainwashed, believed that eating their own son’s brain would grant them immortality. One night, while his guard was down, they used a dull knife to hack off his head and actually tried to crack open his skull for the “ritual.”Maybe it wasn’t an accident that I ended up meeting them here, forming this strange, mismatched family.The day before my car accident, I’d just gotten my paycheck. I remember skipping past a cemetery on my way home. On a whim, I stopped by a flower shop, bought four bouquets, and laid them on four random graves that stood side by side.Th

Finn suddenly snapped. His face twisted, veins bulging, and he roared,“‘Heart of Happiness’? What a joke! It’s just a living heart, isn’t it? I’ve got one too!”He didn’t dare attack the ghosts—so instead, while Susie was off guard, he grabbed her and hurled her straight toward his own door.One of the locks instantly transformed into a gaping monster head. It opened wide and swallowed her whole.I didn’t even have time to stop him.Finn turned his wild, bloodshot eyes on me next. I saw the thought cross his mind—he needed to unlock two locks, after all.Before he could make a move, Lily gave a cold laugh. Her white dress rippled and swelled, transforming into a living meat grinder.With one bite, Finn disappeared.In seconds, the hallway was filled with flying scraps of red flesh. Blood splattered across Lily’s once-white dress, dyeing it completely crimson.She looked at the falling gore and whispered, her childlike voice calm and eerie,“I was planning to be a good girl unt