My ‘Healing’ Game
Chapter 133 All the Kaidan He Told Came True

Chapter 133: Chapter 133 All the Kaidan He Told Came True

"That school experienced four murder cases within just one month, and what was eerie was that someone had foreseen the murders in advance, but the adults in the school didn’t pay attention," Li Xue’s teacher leaned back against the chair, reminiscing about the case back then.

"Foreseen murders?"

"The four murder cases corresponded to four victims. The first victim was a school security guard who drowned in the small river behind the school after getting drunk; the second was a junior class teacher, murdered in the dormitory building’s bathroom, with the scene staged to look like a suicide; the third was an outsider hooligan in a relationship with a girl from the school, who died after falling from a building, with his death scene also staged as a suicide; and the last victim was named Jin Sheng, a freshman in the junior class."

"Is there any internal connection between these four victims? Did the killer murder at random, or was there premeditation?"

"All of their deaths were disguised as suicides, and each had different identities and professions, seemingly with no connection to each other. However, just before the murders occurred, the kid named Jin Sheng predicted the deaths of the others in some special form," the old man didn’t have any intention to hide this from Han Fei, he seemed to disdain lying about such matters.

"The last victim predicted the deaths of the other victims?"

"You could say that," the old man’s gaze shifted away from Han Fei, as he recalled events from many years earlier: "The last victim, Jin Sheng, was a very unique child. He was mischievous, with parents working in another city, and was taken care of by his grandparents."

"Since he was young, the child enjoyed listening to the village elders tell folk tales, and he liked making up so-called ghost stories himself. But everything slowly began to change after he started studying at Yimin Private Academy."

"He stopped telling ghost stories and started warning people around him that there were really ghosts in the school."

As the old man spoke up to here, he turned his head and glanced at Han Fei. Seeing no reaction from him, he continued speaking.

"Before the first murder case, Jin Sheng told his roommate a story."

"He said that one night when he went to the bathroom, he saw a man tiptoeing, head down, following behind the security guard everywhere he went, as if the guard was completely unaware."

"A few days after Jin Sheng told his roommate this story, the security guard died."

"Upon hearing of the security guard’s death, Jin Sheng became panic-stricken, saying that the man following the guard had seen him and that this man was going to come for him."

"His roommate didn’t believe any of this and told the class teacher about Jin Sheng’s behavior. The new teacher, who was very responsible, kept trying to calm Jin Sheng down, but Jin Sheng dared not get too close to the teacher."

"He kept warning his class teacher to be careful when alone at night and not to talk to any student she might encounter in the corridor."

"But on the night following his warning to the teacher, the teacher was murdered."

"Jin Sheng became somewhat delirious, talking nonsensically, and everyone thought the intense shock had caused him to suffer from mental issues."

"The school approved his leave to go home and rest, but just a few days later, Jin Sheng ran back to the school, acting crazed, trying to scratch a girl’s face, saying she looked exactly like a ghost."

"The girl’s face was scratched, requiring medical treatment, and Jin Sheng was punished."

"Just when everyone thought it was over, the girl’s boyfriend, an outsider hooligan, sneaked into the school late at night, apparently planning to meet his girlfriend, but the next day, we found his body on the school premises."

"The three cases had victims with different identities, the only link between them was Jin Sheng, but when we were ready to delve deeper into the investigation, Jin Sheng disappeared."

"Eventually, we found him in his dorm room closet, the boy had already stopped breathing."

"Later, Yimin Private Academy was shut down for rectification due to chaotic management and poor teaching quality, and it wasn’t long before it was completely abandoned."

The elderly man had experienced many things, but when he mentioned Jin Sheng’s death, there was a slight change in his tone, seemingly filled with regret.

"How did you discover that this case was related to the Butterfly? Was it because the victims were all disguised as suicides?" Han Fei was still somewhat puzzled.

"The method of the victims’ deaths is one basis, but more importantly, we interrogated Meng Chang’an and got the addresses where he met with Butterfly, including the already abandoned Yimin Private Academy," the old man’s eyes had a somewhat terrifying look: "Butterfly even asked Meng Chang’an what method he would use to drive Jin Sheng insane if he were the murderer."

"Butterfly visited Yimin Private Academy? Is all this what Meng Chang’an told you?"

"In order to interrogate Meng Chang’an, we used many new technologies." The old man did not elaborate; he turned his head and gazed at Han Fei: "You seem very interested in this case."

"I’m interested in all cases related to Butterfly. If possible, I’d even like to catch Butterfly myself," Han Fei didn’t lie; that was truly what he thought in his heart.

"Catching criminals is something better left to the police," the old man showed a faint smile: "We’ve gotten a bit off-topic. I mainly came today to meet you and, by the way, to give you the reward money."

The car door opened, and the officer standing by the door took Han Fei’s cellphone out of a special pouch and returned it to him.

At the same time, Han Fei’s phone vibrated slightly.

Looking at it with some confusion, his personal citizen account had an extra sixty thousand yuan.

"Fifty thousand is the reward, and the remaining ten thousand is from me personally, to thank you for fulfilling a wish of mine."

The old man did not continue to occupy more of Han Fei’s time, watching as he walked away.

After Han Fei had vanished from the old man’s sight, the other officer finally spoke: "Teacher, do you think he could be Butterfly?"

"The timeline doesn’t match. Butterfly’s most frenzied period of activity was ten years ago, and back then he was just a child." The faint smile had disappeared from the old man’s face: "Continue to protect him closely; this child has a very special quality about him, Butterfly will definitely come for him."

"A very special quality?"

"That quality of having struggled at the very depths of the Abyss. I’ve sensed it in another S-class criminal before." The old man took out his cellphone, and after entering a long string of passwords, the phone projected Han Fei’s data personality model.

Next, he entered his own authority password into the model, and after completing the identity authentication, the hidden information lock on Han Fei’s personality model was opened.

"During the Blood-colored Night at Happiness Orphanage, the major tragic incident, Han Fei was only ten years old. As the sole survivor, he developed acute psychological stress reaction, exhibiting cognitive alterations and distorted perceptions of time and space."

"Sounds, smells, images, and even physical touches related to homicide cases repeatedly flashed through his Brain Sea, painting a brutally blood-red world whenever he closed his eyes."

"After initial treatment, the patient’s recovery far exceeded expectations, managing to live like a normal person despite still being unable to smile."

"Experts have assessed the patient as having a Healing-type Personality, with extremely strong self-adaptability and regulatory capacity."