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"!!!"

Good guy, good guy! !

There was a thunderous sound in the room. Yinsu held down the monster and fed it into the palace.

Sitting on the messy ground, Yinsu patted his chest: "Scare yourself."

Director Su has always been rebellious and reminded her not to photograph living animals, so she wanted to try it.

And she discovered that photographing living animals does not consume photo paper... so she had to give it a try.

Practical results: Photographing living animals does not consume photo paper. The copy has no impact on the living animals and can be brought back to the real world. However, when the photo paper is taken out, it will spontaneously ignite and release monsters, and the monsters are not controlled by the photographer.

The game does not allow you to shoot live animals, and I really think about the photographer.

If this thing could control when to release it, it would be a very useful prop...

No need to consume photo paper, just shoot a bunch of monsters and throw them all out during a fight. The enemy monsters will be frightened to death and you will win for sure.

Wait...will the hatred value be locked to the photographer?

Yinsu feels that given the perversion of the game, this is very likely.

Yinsu didn't bother anymore. He had to go far away tomorrow, so he asked the hair monster to tidy up and went back upstairs to sleep.

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Yinsu arrived in Yangyu County, where the welfare home is located. The navigation could not lead directly to the welfare home. Yinsu asked all the way and finally saw the ruins of the former welfare home.

It is very remote and there are no other buildings around.

The orphanage was formerly a school. Due to the student population and geographical environment, this school later merged with other schools.

The orphanage, which has been abandoned for many years, is in dilapidated condition. Most of the walls have collapsed, and the former teaching building has become a dangerous building. Fortunately, it did not completely collapse.

Yinsu saw the rotten wooden sign lying in the grass outside the gate. The words on it were blurry, and only the word "courtyard" could be vaguely made out.

Yinsu stepped through the door and entered inside. People from the Investigation Bureau may have just arrived, and there were many footprints on the ground.

Most of the classrooms on the first floor were empty. Yinsu went up to the second floor. The classrooms here should have been converted into dormitories, and there were abandoned beds inside.

There are still some immature and incomprehensible graffiti and words on the walls, which are mottled and peeling off in large areas.

It should have been left by the orphans who once lived here.

According to the results of the investigation, the children in this orphanage are basically abnormal, either with missing limbs or with brain problems.

Yinsu walked around twice but didn't find anything. He came down from upstairs and walked around the entire teaching building again.

Behind the teaching building is a forest, overgrown with weeds, and no road can be seen.

There is a small river next to it. The water is turbid and exudes an unpleasant smell.

There was a road that someone had walked out by the river. Yinsu walked along that road and saw a house after walking for a while.

The house is relatively new, there are clothes hanging to dry, and there are people living in it.

Yinsu walked to the door of the house. The courtyard door was not closed. Yinsu looked inside. One of the rooms had an open window and shelves inside, like a simple canteen.

"Little girl, who are you looking for?" Someone poked his head out from the second floor and shouted.

Yinsu raised her head, looked at the woman on the second floor, and said with a smile: "Auntie, I was passing by here and saw that your house seems to be selling things. I want to buy a bottle of water."

The woman seemed to be unfamiliar with her, so she looked at her for a few seconds before answering, "Wait a minute."

The door to the main room was quickly opened, and the woman walked out, smiling and handing the mineral water in her hand to Yinsu.

"How much."

"2 yuan." The woman pointed to the QR code hanging on the wall and asked Yinsu to scan it. Then she started gossiping curiously: "I see you are a stranger. You are not from here, are you? You have relatives here. Are you here to play? The scenery here is pretty good. Many people used to come here to play, but now...hey, it’s all because of the game.”

Yinsu didn't say a word, and the woman spoke a string of words familiarly.

"No." Yinsu paid, "I'm here to inquire about something."

"Asking about something? What is it?"

Yinsu pointed in the direction of the orphanage, "Well, it's the orphanage over there."

The woman was extremely confused and couldn't help but murmured: "It's really strange. Why do people keep coming to inquire about this orphanage that has been abandoned for so many years? Is there really any problem there..."

"Has anyone else come to inquire?"

The woman was not very defensive. When Yinsu asked, she replied: "No, there was a group of people a few days ago, and there were two people a month ago. With you, this is the third group of people..."

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Yinsu's eyebrows twitched. He might have been from the Investigation Bureau a few days ago.

Who was that person who came a month ago?

The woman looked worried: "Girl, tell my aunt, is there something wrong there? Is there a monster? Do I want to move?"

"There are no monsters." Yinsu reassured the woman.

"real?"

"Um."

"That's good. In today's world, I'm just afraid of meeting those monsters. I saw the monsters in those videos, not to mention how scary they are." The woman patted her chest and breathed a sigh of relief.

The woman may have remembered that standing at the door and talking was not good, so she warmly invited Yinsu in: "Oh, why are you standing here? Come in quickly, come in and say, you can sit in the yard."

Yinsu nodded: "Then I won't bother you."

"Don't disturb me, don't disturb me." The woman moved a chair and asked Yinsu to sit down. "Is that the orphanage you are asking about? It used to be a school, but it was later converted into an orphanage."

Without Yin Su asking, Wang Shuangrong introduced the orphanage with ease: "The director of the orphanage is a teacher. After she retired, she took in two orphans who had no one to take care of them. Later, she took care of more and more people. The family members did not agree with the director to continue to bring people home. It is said that the director used his connections to use the abandoned school at that time to take care of these children, so there was an orphanage."

"At first, the director only took care of those children whose relatives were away and could not take care of themselves. Later, some people deliberately sent children with illnesses or physical disabilities to the orphanage."

"This is illegal. The director called the police every time. However, even if those children were taken back, they had a bad life at home. Many children took the initiative to run to the orphanage. The director couldn't bear it and had to take care of them."

"If this happened to me, I would definitely not be able to do it, so I admire the director very much. Occasionally, when I am not busy, I will go there to help. Those children are also pitiful. Physical disabilities are considered good. There are also many children with brain problems or diseases. Alas..."

Wang Shuangrong's face is full of admiration and sighs.

Yin Su followed up by asking, "How was it abandoned?"

"The director died." Wang Shuangrong said with regret, "Good people don't live long. I heard that he died of illness. After the director passed away, the welfare home was abandoned."

"What about the children?"

"The children in the welfare home had no one to take care of them. In the end, the higher authorities stepped in and sent the children back to their original families. Those without family members were sent to other welfare institutions." (End of this chapter)