I Have Yet to Become a Doll Today
Chapter 1130: Spin-off - The World of Live Streaming 99

Chapter 1130: Chapter 1130: Spin-off - The World of Live Streaming 99

They stayed in the hospital until the sun went down.

Natasha was transferred to a high-end ward, her body covered with wounds of varying degrees and symptoms of concussion. After regaining consciousness, she remained dazed, and everyone stayed in the ward, careful not to upset her by mentioning Yuri’s situation.

But even if they said nothing, Natasha surely knew.

Because the title of team captain had been transferred to her, it would be displayed on her personal panel.

Within the entire team, Natasha and Yuri had the closest relationship, having accompanied each other for over a year.

Next was Ada.

As for Shen Mo and Bai Youwei, they were newcomers who had joined the team less than a month ago. Despite feeling anger, regret, and righteous indignation, they ultimately could not fully share in Natasha’s sorrow.

After some time, Natasha spoke in a hoarse voice, "Where is Yuri now...?"

Shen Mo sized her up, noticing that her expression was relatively calm, and solemnly answered, "When you were brought to the hospital, he had turned into a living doll and was taken away."

Such were the rules in this world; the dead did not decay into corpses, instead, they gradually became gelatinized until they were transformed into living dolls, which were then sent to a place for centralized disposal of the dolls—much like the huge pit Bai Youwei saw when she first arrived at the living area.

Yuri had indeed died.

Realizing this fact, Natasha closed her eyes for a long time, her expression unchanged, with only tears silently streaming down.

Extreme repression spread in the hospital room filled with the smell of disinfectant.

Previously the team with the greatest hope of leaving this place, now, the captain was dead, and in such an extreme manner...

Natasha’s tears were like incessant rain; she laid trembling in the hospital bed, gripping the sheets tightly, her pale back of the hand bulging with veins.

Her wounds throbbed faintly with pain, she was in agony, and even crying could not be a thorough release.

"I... I want to be alone for a while," Natasha sobbed.

Bai Youwei slightly frowned and said softly, "Natasha, if you’re feeling particularly bad, I suggest you take a sedative. You really need to rest right now."

"Thank you... but no need..." she kept taking deep breaths to control her trembling voice, tears continuously flowing, even speaking was difficult, "I’ll be fine... I’ll be okay..."

Bai Youwei looked at her, understanding that Natasha did not want to break down in front of them, and sighed, "Alright, we’ll be outside. Call us if you need anything, or just press the call bell by the bed."

Natasha managed a weak nod.

The three left the ward.

As Ada approached the door, something came to mind. She silently returned to the bedside, took a small wooden figure out of her pocket, and gently placed it in Natasha’s hand.

"Yuri left this," Ada said in a low voice.

Natasha’s tears flowed even faster.

Ada couldn’t bear to watch any longer and quickly left the ward.

No sooner had the door closed than they heard uncontainable cries from inside, mixed with hysterical screams and agonizing sobs.

Ada’s eyes reddened even more; she turned to Bai Youwei and said, "Are we just going to let her cry like this? She just got back a life, the Doctor said she shouldn’t be subjected to too much stress..."

"What else can we do?" Bai Youwei said helplessly, staring at the now-closed ward door, "Let’s wait and see. If she can’t stop crying, we’ll have to call the Doctor to find a solution."

Ada felt a burning anger inside and clenched her fist tightly, unable to bear it any longer, she fiercely punched the wall, her eyes red, "Yuri can’t have died for nothing! I won’t let that guy off!"

"It’s too risky to take action in the urban district, unless you can also avoid the patrolling guards and give the other side a bomb," Bai Youwei said mercilessly, "but you don’t even know the guy’s address, not to mention he’s definitely on high alert now, he won’t give you any chance."

"So we’re just going to let it go?!" Ada challenged.

"Of course not," Bai Youwei spoke calmly, taking her time, "The trap he set by himself has only been half-executed; there’s still the other half. He will show up again."