Chapter 65: I think I've met a big guy

The man is a self-made man.

  Just sat down and asked Elon, "Did you just see the news?"

  "What?" Elon asked casually.

  "It's the news about the Goshin Pass off the Terror Cruise."

  The man said with an emotional expression, "It's really lucky for us humans to have an expert like Mikoto around."

  "He is like God."

  "If only I were as powerful as Goshin."

  Elon asked as he ate, "What do you need that much power for?"

  The question made the man freeze.

  Strong power, who wouldn't want that?

  It's the quest of all.

  "You don't know."

  The man looked serious and said, "That baby sitting center in the suburbs recently, something went wrong."

  "Babies go missing all the time."

  "I'll have to check over there."

  Elon got interested and asked, "What's the problem?"

  "I don't know."

  The man shook his head and said, "I just know there are babies missing over there."

  "We'll have to go over there and see exactly what's going on."

  He paused.

  Then lowering his voice, he said very seriously, "But some of the employees there have said that they've seen a strange man with a festering face and exposed teeth in the trusteeship."

  Elon stops.

  If what was said was true, wouldn't that mean that there really was a monster in the trusteeship.

  That's a lot of experience rewards!

  "What's the location of that escrow office?" Elon asked.

  "Over in the northern suburbs."

  Elon said in a serious voice, "So there's a daycare center, over in the northern suburbs."

  "I'm told it's been open for over ten years." The man said.

  "I'm still kind of scared to be left on my own to check it out."

  "But now that I've talked to you about it, it's a little easier on my mind."

  He sighed again.

  "If only I were half as powerful as Goshin."

  If he had a power as strong as the Royal God, he would definitely be afraid of the sky and the earth, so who could stop him?

  And you don't have to do this job where you can lose your life at any time.

  Even the supervisor has to please him.

  Elon said, "Just do your best to do things right."

  "You haven't done your best yet, and there's no use lamenting that."

  The man flinched slightly.

  By the time his meal came up, Elon was full.

  "See you around." Elon said.

  With that, he got up and left the place.

  After eating and drinking, it was time to head over to the northern suburbs to see what was going on.

  If there are no accidents.

  There should have been some kind of demon, or ghost, that entered that daycare center.

  Nine years have passed, and the horror games are having an increasing impact on reality, and already quite a few places are showing up with weird things.

  It's like the 13th bus before it.

  And the visible girl, Seeko.

  The weirdness is getting worse, and the thing is well known.

  A number of people have also analyzed the future of humanity.

  Trying to return to the usual life of the past is no longer possible.

  There are only two paths to choose from now on.

  Either you're immortalized with the weird, or you're at peace with it.

  Beyond that, there is no third possibility.

  In the last two years, there has been an increase in the number of movies that capture everyday life in the past.

  Many recently born children are very surprised to see these movies.

  Did mom, dad, grandparents, used to live in a world where you could turn off the lights at night?

  Was it even possible for the streets to be this lively at night before?

  Elon hailed a cab and headed straight for the northern suburbs.

  "Master, do you know how to get to the daycare center in the northern suburbs?" Elon asked.

  "Knowing is knowing."

  The driver asked with some surprise, "You want to go over there?"

  "That daycare center, it's been closed for a while."

  "Closed?"

  Elon asked, "Why is it closed?"

  "There are children missing inside."

  "And it's a wonder that a daycare center that opens in the middle of the suburbs ... does any good business."

  This information was something that the man had not just said.

  He's the one who deliberately hid it.

  Or is it that he doesn't know either?

  "I'm going to that daycare center." Elon said.

  The driver didn't say much.

  After half an hour or so, the car stopped in front of a section of broken road.

  "Just keep going a hundred meters or so."

  The driver said, "It's a bad stretch of road, I can't take you there."

  "It's okay."

  Elon paid his fare and got out of the car.

  A few dozen meters ahead, Elon did see the very large house.

  The house, at least, covered an area of five hundred square meters.

  It's like a big villa in the wild.

  And there's a front and back yard.

  Elon arrived at the front gate to the front yard and glanced at the dark, rusted and cobwebbed gate.

  "Is this really just a closure for a while?"

  I'll believe you when you say it's been abandoned for ten years.

  He reached out and caught the iron door, pulling hard.

  Clunk.

  The iron door detached itself directly from the frame.

  Casually throwing the iron gate to the side again, he strides into the middle of the courtyard.

  The yard hadn't been visited for a long time and the plants and flowers were growing very messy.

  The slides and wooden horse toys in the distance are also in a state of disrepair.

  It really doesn't look like it's only been closed for a couple months.

  Come to the front door of the daycare center.

  Elon looked up and down.

  The door was covered in dust.

  "It's kind of the right thing to do to close this daycare center, otherwise the daily cleaning bill would be horrendously high."

  He reached over and pressed on the door, disengaging it.

  Rustling.

  The dust drifted down like snow, but not half of it landed on Elon.

  The first thing you see when you walk in is pitch black.

  This place is really dark.

  It was obviously broad daylight outside, but it turned out to be so dark in here.

  The light outside seemed to be swallowed up by the darkness of the place.

  Just as Elon was about to continue inside.

  Two faint lights suddenly appeared in the darkness before them.

  In the light, two objects appeared.

  To the left, a chair, a very wide, wooden chair.

  And to the right, a pink crib.

  Sasha--

  Strange noises rang out all around.

  "Everyone who has been here before is dead."

  There were hoarse, low voices, coming from all directions.

  Who's playing God?

  Elon turned around, only to have the world in front of him, change in an instant.

  Himself appeared in a small room.

  The hall that had just been there was gone!

  Elon looked down and was surprised to see himself sitting in a chair.

  It's the same chair you just saw in the hall.

  Is it a hallucination?

  Shouldn't be.

  For his spirit is so high that few things can bring him into a delusion.

  The only explanation is.

  He was moved to another location.

  A completely enclosed room.

  All four walls, ceiling and floor, were blocked, and the room was empty inside, except for the chair underneath.

  "As if ..."

  Elon murmured, "Kind of interesting."

  His own trip had not been in vain; the nursery was hiding a powerful presence.

  If we take him out.

  Will it explode with a bunch of gold and experience?

  "How do we get out of here?"

  Elon spun around again, only to find that a wooden door had somehow appeared in the wall behind him.

  Just now here, there was clearly nothing!