After being poisoned by mushrooms, all the strange creatures became fascinated by me.

You find a crystal mouse figurine on the bookshelf, with a manila envelope underneath it bearing the serial number: File 01-06-02.

[Open? Yes/No]

Tang Li chose yes.

Nannan opens the file folder and obtains "Human Experiment Data" x1.

Tang Li's fingertips trembled as she pressed them on the screen.

On June 1st, test subject 01 exhibited skeletal abnormalities, with severe rickets.

……

On June 7th, test subject 01 began showing signs of atrophy starting from the fingertips.

……

On June 13th, test subject 01 exhibited aggressive behavior and has been moved to ward number 4.

Tang Li's lips were pressed into a thin line.

So, did Nannan infiltrate the hospital to find evidence of human experimentation? Could the important item she carried in her arms while running last night be this document folder?

But this is just a game. Would the real-life Dr. Jerry be implicated in allegations of conducting human experiments, just like in the game?

After lunch.

Tang Li wandered around on the first floor of the hospital.

She remembered the "104" label on the key the skinny man had given her. Following hospital coding conventions, 803 meant room 3 on the eighth floor, and 104 should mean room 4 on the first floor. The game mentioned that test subject 01 had been moved to room 4; could this also be related to "104"?

However, the hospital's first floor consists of a lobby and reception area, and the few rooms available are mostly functional rooms such as power supply rooms.

Tang Li pondered: Could it be room number 4 on the tenth floor? But the nurse at the front desk and the hospital map both told her that the highest floor in the hospital was the ninth floor.

Tang Li returned empty-handed with some disappointment. As she was about to take the elevator upstairs, she ran into the person she had been thinking about all day at the elevator entrance.

Dr. Jerry, wearing a wide-open white coat, with his hands in the pockets of his jeans underneath, was leaning against the wall, seemingly lost in thought.

Dr. Jerry is waiting for the right person.

[Rule 4: Elevators can only carry weights under 100kg. If your weight exceeds 100kg, please do not ride the elevator.] — False rule.

You must weigh over 100kg to ride the elevator.

He can't command the elevator maintenance worker Spider, so even though he's a weirdo, he has to follow the rules and fight against other people or weirdos weighing over 100kg.

Actually, he used to carry a whole bunch of knives with him, easily reaching 100kg. But ever since he was reminded by an adult, he has given up this rude way of traveling that is unbecoming of a doctor.

Come to think of it, he hasn't seen the Master yet today... Dr. Jerry thought sadly, Master, how I long for another chance to bask in your glory and listen to your sacred teachings.

Good afternoon, Dr. Jerry.

But the voice I had been longing for came from behind me.

Dr. Jerry suddenly turned around and saw an adult dressed in black standing behind him.

At that moment, both of them were thinking the same thing:

How lucky! It came to me without any effort.

Tang Li was invited to Dr. Jerry's office.

She sank into the soft armchair, casually surveying the not-so-small space. Dr. Jerry sat opposite her.

"Would you like some tea?" Dr. Jerry asked.

"I haven't been getting much rest lately, just a bottle of purified water is fine," Tang Li said, sounding somewhat wary of Dr. Jerry.

"Ice is all you need, is that alright?" Dr. Jerry asked. "The freezer is right behind you... oh wait, please open the left side..."

He was too late. Tang Li had already mistakenly opened the right-hand cabinet door and stared into the eye at a frozen human head with frosty eyelashes.

Tang Li's heart stopped for a moment in fright, until the head blinked and smiled ingratiatingly at her, revealing two dimples full of frost at the corners of its mouth.

Tang Li breathed a sigh of relief.

I was terrified, but thankfully the head moved.

It turned out to be a hallucination caused by mushroom poisoning. She thought Dr. Jerry was really so heartless as to put a human head in a freezer.

Dr. Jerry's cautious voice came from behind her: "What do you think of... these?"

Tang Li looked down and saw a wine bottle under the head, with several fingers and eyeballs soaking in it. She could roughly guess what this pile of things represented in reality.

Most of them are Dr. Jerry's private wine collection.

She calmly closed the freezer door and took her chilled bottled water from the other side.

"Good taste." She nodded confidently to Dr. Jerry.

Dr. Jerry's eyes lit up—the adults had finally acknowledged him! Indeed, only meticulously crafted specimens that combined creativity and skill could impress adults!

Tang Li had already sat down again. She leisurely discussed the patient's condition with Dr. Jerry for a few minutes, then stood up and wandered around the room.

"Are these all the awards Dr. Jerry has received? You're so accomplished for your age," Tang Li complimented, reaching up to take a framed photo from the bookshelf. In the photo, Dr. Jerry and another unfamiliar man were holding a trophy together.

The picture frame was removed, revealing a crystal rat figurine behind it. Beneath the figurine, a corner of parchment-colored paper was visible.

Tang Li glanced at it out of the corner of her eye, her expression indifferent.

She returned to her chair amidst Dr. Jerry's self-satisfied modesty, and chuckled, "It's lunchtime now, so I suppose I've disturbed Dr. Jerry's rest."

Dr. Jerry quickly replied, "How could that be? It's an honor to have you here. Besides, I don't usually take afternoon naps."

"Don't laugh at me, but I have a strange habit when it comes to resting. I usually only take a nap around five or six o'clock in the evening."

Tang Li sighed inwardly.

"It's happening again in the game," Tang Li thought. "Then I absolutely have to look at this information in the brown paper bag."

Now, she needs to find a reason to get Dr. Jerry out of his office.

"Dr. Jerry! Dr. Jerry!"

Just then, a nurse burst into the room, shouting Dr. Jerry's name.

"There's something wrong in the hallway... I don't know what to do!" the armless but four-legged nurse said urgently. "Dr. Jerry, what should I do? Please advise!"

Rule Ten: The hospital must maintain order. Doctors should direct nurses, and nurses must cooperate with doctors. Nurses are obligated to serve patients, and patients cannot refuse their services.

Doctors should direct nurses.

Dr. Jerry frowned, his face full of displeasure, but he had no choice but to stand up and solve the problem: "Don't panic, what's wrong? Take me to see him."

He reluctantly turned to Tang Li, apologizing repeatedly and asking her to wait in the consultation room while he returned shortly.

Tang Li: ?

Why is it that my every thought comes true today? Does my word become law?

The door closed, and the footsteps faded into the distance.

Tang Li leaped up and headed straight for the brown paper bag on the bookshelf.

Upon receiving the package, Tang Li noticed the code written on it: 01-06-02.

She opened the brown paper bag and took out a thick stack of files. Reading quickly, they were undoubtedly records of human experiments.

Tang Li didn't look closely. Instead, she took out her old cell phone from her pocket. Fortunately, the camera function was still working, and she quickly took a picture without hesitation.

The documents were thick, and time was limited, so Tang Li quickly took a dozen or so photos before carefully putting the files away without trying to take too much.

Just then, she heard the sound of the door lock turning.

Dr. Jerry is back?

Tang Li turned her head, and saw two figures moving outside the door.