Chapter 124

Chapter 124

Before he passed out, only one thought flashed through his mind: “This outfit is so damn convenient for collecting bodies!”

Professor Yao pushed his little cart over with a spring in his step.

What greeted him was still the perfectly orderly scene of a cult ceremony.

He admired it in satisfaction for a few seconds before he began his inspection.

Very soon, Ah Bo’s dark face appeared before his eyes.

Hm?

Another foreigner?

Professor Yao’s narrowed eyes were filled with laughter.

Excellent!

At this rate, the day he had been looking forward to was not far off!

Before long, a pushcart was full. Professor Yao whistled as he wheeled a cartload of stiff bodies into the Morgue.

Ah Bo lay on a wooden plank bed, his body twitching from time to time.

The bed was still faintly warm. Clearly, its previous occupant had only just left.

It took more than ten minutes before Ah Bo slowly opened his eyes.

Looking at the group of people still lying around him like corpses, he rubbed his temples.

Something about this amusement park seemed a little different.

The moment he thought of what had happened on the Giant Swing, Ah Bo’s legs still felt weak.

After pondering for a long while, his gaze settled on the Bumper Car not far away.

Since he was already at the amusement park, he couldn’t just waste the whole afternoon.

If those other attractions were dangerous, then he might as well play something relaxing.

Utterly clueless Ah Bo soon lined up in front of the Bumper Car.

“Uh, hey, this thing can’t fly, right?”

The staff member glanced at the aggrieved-looking Ah Bo and barely held back a laugh. “Nope!”

“And it can’t bungee jump either, right?”

“No. It’s just a Bumper Car!”

Ah Bo let out a breath of relief. “Oh, thank goodness. Thanks, bro!”

After getting his ticket, Ah Bo quickly picked a Panda Car and sat down inside.

Soon, as the music started, the Bumper Car began operating.

Looking at a car that had just started up not far away, Ah Bo’s eyes filled with excitement.

He slammed down on the accelerator and instantly charged forward.

Before he could even brace for impact, the ground suddenly split open and swallowed Ah Bo whole.

Ah Bo froze for several full seconds before he finally reacted.

This thing couldn’t fly, and it couldn’t bungee jump, but nobody had said it couldn’t go underground!

Just as he was looking for the reverse button, a faint sound came from behind him.

Ah Bo hurriedly turned around. A drooling lion was staring at him with bloodshot eyes.

“Oh my god, why is there something like this here too?!”

Ah Bo’s voice trembled as he stomped frantically on the accelerator, and the Bumper Car shot off in the blink of an eye.

Before he could breathe a sigh of relief, the wall beside him suddenly split open, and a ferocious black bear came charging straight at him.

The accelerator clicked and clacked under his foot. Ah Bo was so anxious he was about to cry.

Soon, a glimmer of light appeared in the dim passage. The path back to the surface was right in front of him.

Hope filled Ah Bo’s eyes, but it was extinguished almost immediately.

A Bumper Car rushing over from the other side, carrying a pale-faced man, crashed into his car.

The elastic rubber bumper did its job, and in the blink of an eye, Ah Bo was knocked into another passage.

Staring at the wall as it closed, Ah Bo gripped the steering wheel tightly.

What kind of amusement park keeps pets like this?!

But seeing no danger for the moment, Ah Bo also slowed down.

He was still thinking about the route when a low groan suddenly reached his ears.

“Hungry, hungry, hungry!”

Trembling, Ah Bo turned his head. What came into view was a corpse rotting from head to toe, crawling toward him.

At that moment, Ah Bo became completely calm.
His thoughts drifted. Half a lifetime of memories surfaced before his eyes. His parents, far away in his hometown, had not spoken to him in ages.

If there was a tomorrow, he had to call his mother.

Hm?

How did his mother tongue go again?

His thoughts snapped off there, and he lay quietly in the Bumper Car.

Ah Bo’s strength was actually pretty good. There were only two minutes left before the Bumper Car ride ended.

Twelve Bumper Cars carried their half-unconscious and unconscious passengers back to the ground.

The doctor stared in silence at the Black man in front of him.

Was this the one he had just met?

Just as most foreigners had trouble telling Asian people apart, the doctor had trouble telling Black people apart.

In his eyes, Black people basically all looked the same.

After examining him carefully, he silently stuffed a Suxiao Jiuxin Wan into Ah Bo’s mouth.

Before long, after a brief round of lining up and experiencing the ride again, Ah Bo returned to the Morgue.

Lost in deep sleep, Ah Bo was still struggling to remember his mother tongue.

Meanwhile, Zhang Bei’s expression was grave as he looked at the figure blocking the door to the Monitoring Room.

“Did you come here specifically for me?”

“Mr. Zhang, my surname is Yan. We hope you can cooperate with an examination.”

The man speaking to Zhang Bei was a doctor in a white coat, only the badge on his chest bore the label of the Third Hospital.

The Third Hospital, in full, was Dingyang Third Psychiatric Hospital.

That’s right!

Boss Zhang, who had tormented countless people, had finally met his punishment!

“I don’t mind an examination. I just want to know who called you here.”

As he said this, a cold glint flickered in Zhang Bei’s eyes.

Doctor Yan shook his head. “Until we’re certain of your mental state, we need to protect the safety of others, so we can’t say for now.”

Zhang Bei took a deep breath. “Fine. How do you want to examine me?”

Doctor Yan took a sheet of A4 paper from his bag. “Please answer a few questions, Mr. Zhang.”

Zhang Bei reached out and took it. Most of the questions were preference-based choices.

Following his true inner thoughts, he finished the dozen or so questions in no time.

Doctor Yan’s face was solemn, and he soon gave his conclusion based on the test paper.

“Mr. Zhang, your mind is very healthy!”

Unfortunately, Zhang Bei did not care about that in the slightest. “Can you tell me who called you now?”

Doctor Yan hesitated for a moment, but since Zhang Bei had no mental issues, there was no need to fear that the caller would be in danger.

“It was a kid named Li Yang. He said the owner of this amusement park might have antisocial tendencies.”

A familiar smile appeared on Zhang Bei’s face. “Sorry to trouble you all. Would you like to stay and have some fun?”

Doctor Yan shook his head. “No. When you have time, I still hope you can undergo a more detailed examination, Mr. Zhang.”

“Of course. Then I’ll see you out!”

After escorting Doctor Yan all the way out of the Amusement Park, Zhang Bei finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Psychiatrists were the most troublesome sort of problem. Once you entered a place like the Third Hospital, getting back out was difficult.

But Li Yang?

Zhang Bei wore a kindly smile as he walked toward Space Roam.

“Li Yang, hand over your work and come with me!”

“Yes, Boss!”

Completely unaware of what had happened, Li Yang quickly followed Zhang Bei all the way to the restaurant.

“Boss, do we have a new dish?”

Zhang Bei wore a mysterious smile as he casually shut the restaurant door.

For good measure, he even locked it.

“Well then. Tell me, what’s this about doctors from the Third Hospital?”

Cold sweat instantly broke out on Li Yang’s forehead.