C9 Sneaking into the archives

"Thank you for blocking my way twice. Is your injury serious?" I asked.

"I'm fine, let's hurry to the benevolent hospital." Weiwei said.

I said yes.

After that, I sped up my footsteps and quickly walked towards the benevolent hospital.

Weiwei was behind me, following at a leisurely pace.

To it, it could be said to be following, but to it, it could be said to be floating.

She clung to me like a ghost. She floated wherever I went.

One moment it was floating in front of me, the next it was floating behind me.

"Can you not be so sudden and deceitful? I can't stand it, do you understand?" I said a little angrily.

Weiwei looked embarrassed.

Big sister Su, I'm so sorry, I was beaten up by that old ghost until my soul deformed, the Yin Qi in my body sometimes got bigger and sometimes got smaller, I can't control it either, you just have to watch and get used to it, don't be afraid of me. Weiwei said.

I could only nod my head helplessly.

I looked at the time. It was already midnight, 1: 01 AM.

The street lights were all weakly lit, as if everything had been painted with a layer of weak color.

As I walked, I felt really tired. When I looked up, Weiwei was already lying on my body.

"Hey, what are you doing? Why is your body so heavy? Why did you lie on top of me?" I said unhappily.

Then, Weiwei jumped down in embarrassment.

Only now did her deformed body recover.

Weiwei gave me a cute smile. At this time, we had already reached the entrance of benevolent hospital.

The security guard at the entrance was an old man in his fifties who was currently in a deep slumber.

Besides, the main gate of a hospital is always open, so when I went in, the old security guard didn't notice me.

The hospital in the early hours of the morning is dark. Walking in the corridor, you always feel that someone is following you.

Every step echoed with footsteps. This feeling made me feel like I was walking on the path to hell.

Weiwei didn't appear, but held my hand and walked forward.

In the hospital, most of the lights were turned off. Only the lights in the duty room were still on.

But as I passed the duty room, I saw that the two doctors on duty were both asleep.

"Let's go to the archives first."

Weiwei nodded in agreement.

I was soon in the archives, but the next question bothered me, because I didn't have the key to the archives.

"What should we do?" I can't get in. " I looked at Weiwei.

Weiwei just smiled at me and lightly tapped on the door a few times. The door actually opened.

"You really are something." I said, smiling.

I found the oldest file of the year, only eighteen years old. After I was born, and before I was born, the records in the hospital didn't show anything at all.

I didn't give up and continued to look through the books for more than two hours. When it was past 2 in the morning and I saw the end of the page, I still didn't find anything about Weiwei's hospital records. This really caught me off guard.

Although I investigated once before, I thought it was someone from the archive, so I didn't say anything. But now, it seems that it wasn't something that was hard to explain, but that there was no record of Weiwei at all.

I helplessly shook my head at Weiwei.

"Weiwei really doesn't have any records about you. I'm so sorry." "No," I said.

Weiwei shook her head, indicating that it didn't matter.

"It's not early yet. Let's hurry up and go. Since we can't find any clues here, let's find somewhere else." Weiwei said.

"Mm. Alright." I nodded.

After nodding my head, I was about to head out when I raised my head and saw a surveillance camera above me. I was startled.

If I were to be found out, it would not be a joke, the hospital would definitely hold me accountable.

I immediately pulled Weiwei, who was about to leave the room, back into the room.

"What's the matter, sister?" Weiwei asked.

I pulled the monitor and showed her the damage.

When Weiwei heard it, she smiled at me.

"Leave this to me." Weiwei said.

Weiwei immediately became a shadow and quickly circled around the prison.

"I've already destroyed the structure inside. The influence records inside have all been destroyed. Now, you can rest assured." Weiwei said.

"En, now I am a bit more at ease, but thank you. Otherwise, I really wouldn't know what to do." "No," I said.

"Elder sister, there's no need to be polite with me. Let's go." Weiwei said.

I nodded and carefully closed the door.

Whoosh!

All of a sudden, a cold wind blew over.

I feel so cold.

I turned my head to the side and saw that the door to the morgue, which had been closed when I passed it, had been opened.

"That door... Why did you open it? " I said, trembling.

"What door?" However, Weiwei didn't understand.

I pointed to the door of the morgue.

"Oh, there must be a ghost running out from inside. Let's not worry about them. Let's go." Weiwei said.

If ghosts don't find trouble with me, I wouldn't bother to find trouble with them. Furthermore, I'm not a mage, Daoist Priest, or ghost catcher, and I don't want to have any interactions with ghosts.

Bang! Bang bang!

A loud sound suddenly came from the morgue.

My hair stood on end as I thought to myself, inside the morgue, is that a fake corpse?

I just wanted to leave this place as soon as possible. Staying here for even a second longer would be a huge threat to my life.

However, my footsteps didn't obey my orders. They shook as I walked.

Suddenly, a hand fell on my shoulder. I was extremely terrified.

"Who is it?" "Let me go." I whispered.

I didn't dare look back, for fear of seeing a horrible face.

The morgue is the morgue, and it is filled with dead people. If they suddenly come out at this time, it must not be a good thing, I do not want them to find trouble with me.

However, this hand continued to rest on my shoulder. In addition, I felt strange footsteps coming from behind me.

I saw that there were a few people, not ghosts, who were really faking their corpses. They were standing right in front of me.

He stretched out his hand and grabbed towards me.

The road in front of me had already been blocked, so I could only run towards the mortuary.

The hand that was holding onto my shoulder was also freed from my grasp.

At this time, I couldn't care about Weiwei anymore, so I didn't know where she was right now.

Anyway, I ran straight into the morgue.