Survive for all and get a D-class simulator

【Simulated D-Class Personnel: Kevin】

【Gained Special Skill: Exchange】

【Exchange】

【You can exchange the item in your hand with an item in your field of vision (1/1)】

【Note: This thing is not bad, I like it very much】

【Remaining Simulation Attempts: 10】

Buzz buzz buzz...

A familiar prison car start. Lin Ye opened his eyes and looked around. Two D-Class personnel, four supervisors, and one driver.

Kevin was a young white man, slender, and with average physical fitness.

The companion sitting opposite him was a young man in his 20s wearing glasses. He looked very nervous, his teeth chattering.

"Don't be nervous, it's useless anyway."

Lin Ye smiled and passed on the veteran's comfort to the newcomer in front of him.

"This... Big brother, what are we going to do?"

Lin Ye asked back.

"Yeah, they pushed me onto the car as soon as I changed my clothes."

Miles glanced at the supervisors in front and said quickly.

"What did you do to get in here?"

Lin Ye was chatting with a teammate for the first time. The other person didn't look like a D-Class personnel, more like a student who had just graduated.

"...Murder, but I didn't do it on purpose! I don't know what happened, I was drunk at the time, not very clear-headed..."

Miles said painfully, his voice getting softer and softer.

"How many?"

Lin Ye looked at the scenery outside the window and asked casually.

"Uh, just one."

Miles replied awkwardly.

"Killing one person can get you in here?"

Lin Ye felt a little strange. This D-Class personnel seemed to have some problems.

And it wasn't just him who had problems, he was also a little off. He shouldn't have said so much.

"I'm not sure, maybe the circumstances were more serious?"

Miles said uncertainly.

"...We are going to... work at a mental hospital, it's kind of like community service. If you perform well during your work, you can even reduce your sentence."

Looking at the mental hospital in the suburbs in the distance, Lin Ye casually made up a story.

The supervisor in front turned his head and glanced at Lin Ye through the rearview mirror. After their eyes met, he immediately turned his head back and stopped looking in the rearview mirror.

"Huh? But everyone else said it was very scary, I thought we were going to do some dangerous work..."

Hearing Lin Ye's words, Miles visibly cheered up and spoke much faster.

"They're scaring you. It's a prison, the old guys bullying the new guys, it's perfectly normal."

Lin Ye continued to comfort Miles. He didn't know what the other person's situation was, but a mentally stable anomaly was definitely easier to deal with than one that had been scared crazy.

"Thank you, you're such a good person."

Miles said earnestly.

"Of course, I'm always happy to help others."

The prison car stopped outside the mental hospital's gate. This time, the supervisors didn't ask them to wear headsets, nor did they let them go in alone. The captain looked at Lin Ye, seemingly considering what to do next.

"Captain, leave the rest to me."

Lin Ye said with a smile.

"...Okay."

The captain didn't refuse.

Lin Ye led Miles into the mental hospital. The security booth was empty, and the courtyard was dilapidated. The two stopped outside the main building of the hospital.

"...Are there really other people here?"

Miles looked at the hospital's main building, its walls covered in greenery due to long-term neglect, and doubted.

"Of course, this is the best mental hospital nearby."

Lin Ye glanced at Miles's neck, hoping that it really was inside, otherwise he would have to make some not-so-safe attempts.

Pushing open the main building's door, a gaunt, bald man in a patient gown rushed towards them.

Slap!

Lin Ye slapped the bald man to the ground, then stepped on his back, preventing him from getting up.

"...This is?"

Miles asked in surprise.

"Welcome to the mental hospital."

Lin Ye didn't explain, just stepped on the bald man's back and moved forward as if he were stepping on a rag.

If Miles hadn't been watching beside him, he would have already broken the bald man's neck.

Of course, that might not have been useful either.

As soon as the two walked into the hall, a female doctor wearing a patient gown underneath her white coat walked over.

"Dr. Amanda, is this your patient?"

Glancing at the name tag, Lin Ye took the lead in asking before the other party could speak.

"...Yes, thank you for your help. You are?"

Dr. Amanda stepped on the bald man's back, taking over from Lin Ye.

"I'm Kevin, the new orderly sent by the organization. This is my colleague..."

"I'm Miles."

Miles said hastily.

"Welcome, I did hear that new people were coming recently, but before you officially start, you have to go to the director's office on the top floor. Only with the director's approval can you stay."

Dr. Amanda pointed to the stairs, indicating that they should go up and find the director themselves.

"Okay, we'll go see the director now."

Lin Ye released the bald man and led Miles towards the stairs.

"...Why is she wearing a patient gown underneath?"

Going up to the second floor along the stairs, Miles looked behind him and asked the question only after confirming that no one was there.

"It should be some kind of treatment method. As long as we all wear patient gowns, the patients will forget that they are patients... I guess that's how it is."

Lin Ye continued to make up stories.

"...But if we all wear patient gowns, how will we confirm who is the patient?"

Miles said in confusion.

"Good question, good question, Miles."

Lin Ye said meaningfully.

Only after Miles became nervous did Lin Ye continue to say:

"Of course, it's because we have staff files. This is a proper job, can you please stop overthinking it."

"Whew, you scared me a little."

Only then did Miles breathe a sigh of relief.

Lin Ye glanced at the light bulb that had become bright again and also breathed a sigh of relief.

The structure of the main building was very complex. The spiral staircase in the lobby on the first floor only led to the second floor. To go to the third floor, one had to find the staircase leading to the third floor.

The two walked through the maze-like corridors. Lin Ye recorded every corridor they passed and gradually constructed a three-dimensional structure diagram of the hospital's main building in his mind.

Thump thump thump!

A heavy, urgent banging sound suddenly came from the ward next door, scaring Miles into a shiver.

Lin Ye remained unmoved and continued to walk forward, simply explaining:

"Mania, a very common mental illness. Don't be so jumpy, you can't do this job if you're too timid."

"Sorry, it's my first time at a mental hospital, the atmosphere here is a bit..."

Miles thought for a while and couldn't find a suitable word.

"Abnormal?"

Lin Ye finished his sentence for him.

"Yes! Abnormal! I don't know why, but I just feel like something's not right here!"

Miles said somewhat excitedly.

"That's normal. Mentally ill people are inherently different from ordinary people, coupled with this closed environment, normal people will definitely feel uncomfortable here. You'll get used to it after a while."

Lin Ye smiled and closed a door, trapping more than a dozen bloodshot eyeballs stuck to the crack of the door inside.