After I was forced to become a survival game NPC

Chapter 4 Mysterious Island (4)

This place is an island, and the most indispensable thing is fish and shrimp. Seawater can also be converted into fresh water. Food and water should not be a big problem, so she did not take too much, but just stocked up some for emergencies.

Su Nanzhi stood by the bed and clapped his hands. The room was neither too big nor too small. The furniture showed signs of moisture corrosion, and the quilt had a smell of moisture.

She tried the corridor light but it couldn't come on. The light in the room was fine, but it flashed several times a minute.

The electric light is the only working electrical appliance she has seen in the hotel so far, and the phone at the cashier is just a decoration.

Su Nanzhi had something to eat and went upstairs with the spare key to the guest room.

She didn't expect to find anything useful up there. If she had found anything, it would have been taken away by others. She went up there to see if there were any other clues.

Even if the player finds someone entering their room, they can blame the innkeeper.

The five guest rooms upstairs all have the same layout and are more shabby than expected.

There was a crack in the window of the last room that could not be closed, the gray curtains were raised, the walls were soaked with rain, and some of the floors were cracked.

I don’t know who is so unlucky to live in this room.

It wouldn't be surprising at all if this place was haunted.

Su Nanzhi came down from the second floor, stood by the stairs and looked to the right. To go to the utility room, he had to pass in front of the hotel owner's door.

The dark clouds have been gathering for a long time, the sky is gray in color, the windows that are not closed tightly make a slow and old sound in the sea breeze, and the aisles are shrouded in thick shadows, making people subconsciously not want to walk past.

She hesitated for a moment, then picked up the cleaning tools that she had left casually beside the cashier and walked towards the utility room.

Passing by the hotel owner's door, Su Nanzhi stopped and looked at the closed door. He held his breath and slowly leaned closer to the door panel to listen.

Nothing was heard, it was unusually quiet.

Just as she was about to leave, an indescribable sound suddenly sounded from behind the door - short and hoarse.

This made Su Nanzhi stiffen, and a cold feeling rushed to his forehead.

She wasn't sure if it was the sea breeze blowing something or something else.

She had the spare key in her hand, but her instinct told her not to open the door.

If you really open the door, big trouble may result.

What if the other party is standing behind the door, with half of his face pressed against the door, listening to what's going on outside?

Su Nanzhi took a step back, turned and walked towards the utility room.

She had scared herself just now. When she opened the utility room door, she felt inexplicably nervous when she heard the sound of the key turning in the lock. She kept looking to the right, fearing that the door would suddenly open.

The hotel owner asked her with a gloomy look if she heard something?

In this mood, Su Nanzhi's hand when opening the door was a little unsteady. The door lock was old and it was difficult to turn the key. The harder the door could not be opened, the more anxious she became.

There was a feeling that danger was slowly approaching her.

Be calm, calm, don't think too much, don't scare yourself.

Su Nanzhi kept thinking silently, and the door finally opened!

She hurriedly walked into the utility room, locked the door behind her back, then put down the tools in her hands and took a deep breath.

However, what Su Nanzhi didn't know was that the moment she closed the door, the door on the right side of the utility room slowly opened a crack.

The gap was pitch black, without any light, and a damp and cold breath overflowed. It was as if there were a pair of eyes peering into the corridor outside in the darkness.

If she had been slower for just two seconds, she would have been hit hard.

(End of chapter)