Dressed as an abandoned daughter of a wealthy family, she relies on metaphysics to become a god

Chu Yao on the other side of the water tilted his head slightly, as if he could really hear him.

Chu Yao picked up the pencil and wrote on the paper: "You said, you don't know how you got here. You just met the dean and took away his notebook, battery and certificate, and then you want to ask where the mirror is. ,Is it right?"

"Did you hear that?"

The cheerful male voice sounded in her ears again, "It's so strange here. I just went to the cafeteria. There are many people inside, but I can't see them. Could it be that they are all ghosts? Or am I the ghost?"

Chu Yao pondered for a while. If it was really just ghosts causing trouble here, it would be simple.

No matter how many ghosts there are, they can't stop her talismans. It just consumes a few more talismans.

But all the buildings here were transformed from evil spirits, somewhat similar to the ghosts she and Bai Ningle encountered on the bus during their previous military training.

The power of ghosts alone cannot achieve this level. There must be a large number of powerful ghosts to form such a strong evil spirit.

This means that a large number of murders have occurred here, and since this is a school, it is probably because the students suffered heavy casualties.

The reflection on the water was reversed, so Chu Yao could only write the words in reverse. Because it was too troublesome, she chose to combine painting and writing.

Chu Yao wrote a few more strokes on the paper and showed it to Pei Nian.

"First, mirror, location..." Pei Nian read out the words on the paper, nodded, and said, "Okay, I'll look for the mirror here first."

A whole piece of paper appeared on the surface of the water, with a map of the school and the location of the mirror drawn on it.

Among them, the solid line numbers were specially circled by Chu Yao.

Because the left and right sides were reversed, Pei Nian had some difficulty seeing, but he could probably tell.

The mirror fragment closest to him is numbered "8" and is located at the end of the cafeteria.

Pei Nian remembered that there was window No. 8, which was responsible for serving soup.

If you want to get in, you have to find the door to the back kitchen first. The main entrance of the canteen cannot be accessed behind the window.

He took out the dean's notepad and wrote down the four locations he needed to go to.

Then, Chu Yao pointed to the mirror fragment in his hand, indicating that he should place the piece he got from the dormitory on top of the water mirror.

Pei Nian didn't know what she did, but Chu Yao's figure suddenly appeared on his mirror, which was similar to the function of a video.

Unfortunately, this video is muted.

However, since they could both see each other's situation, it was better than nothing.

Chu Yao heard what he was thinking and laughed dumbly. She had the ability to communicate with his mind. She could hear Pei Nian's words, but Pei Nian couldn't hear her words.

The two exchanged information about each other again, and then Chu Yao lifted the water mirror on the ground.

Pei Nian stood up and walked around to the back of the canteen. There was a small door leading to the kitchen, but it was closed at the moment.

He looked at the slender steel bar in his hand and gave up the idea of ​​prying open the door.

Fortunately, there was a large open window for ventilation next to it. He sprinted and climbed in smoothly.

After entering the cafeteria and the kitchen, Pei Nian's first feeling was heat.

It's only May in the Imperial Capital, and technically speaking, summer hasn't officially entered yet, but there are cooking pots cooking things everywhere in the back kitchen of the cafeteria. It's not only hot, but also stuffy.

"Hey, what are you doing standing there, don't you want credits?"

Pei Nian was startled by the voice. Although there was no one in front of him, he heard a rather gloomy male voice.

Pei Nian pointed at himself and asked in confusion: "Are you calling me?"

"If it's not you, who else could it be? You brat, didn't you volunteer to help in the kitchen yesterday? Do you still want to get credits?"

It seemed that the "air man" mistook him for someone else.

Pei Nian had an idea, followed his words, and continued, "Sorry, sorry, the temperature here is too high, I almost fainted from the heat. Teacher, just tell me what you want to do!"

"Hmph, didn't I tell you yesterday? It turned out that I was so stupid that I couldn't remember anything."

Pei Nian continued to smile apologetically, "Calm down, it's all my fault, give me a chance."

"Okay, okay, well, if you weren't more reliable than the other little naughty boys, I would have replaced you with someone else."

"As you know, tomorrow is parent visit day. We have added two vending machines in the cafeteria. Go and tear off the outer membrane and try again to see if there is any problem. Here are the coins for you. There are scissors over there."

As the man spoke, a handful of coins suddenly appeared in the air. They were scattered, ranging from one yuan to five cents.

"OK, make sure to complete the task."

Pei Nian took the coin and took a pair of small scissors from the table, and couldn't help but think about the parents' visit day he mentioned.

This is a college of education, and parents must visit regularly. So no matter whether this school is good or bad for students, you have to pretend to care about the students on this day.

He did not go directly to the vending machine, but went to the second and third floors of the cafeteria to have a look.

Although Pei Nian couldn't see anyone else, the students who were dining had all left, and Pei Nian didn't bump into anyone again.

The first floor is the canteen where students eat. There are many windows, but there are only a few items such as steamed buns, boiled vegetable leaves and clear soup.

The second floor is the faculty canteen. The dishes are rich in variety, and every stall is very clean.

The third floor seems to be used to entertain parents and guests. There are currently no lights on and no meals prepared.

After walking around the cafeteria, he could guess the nature of this school.

On the surface, he showed his kindness to the students, but behind his back, he gave them leftovers that were worse than swill.

Not knowing whether Yuan Gui College really existed, Pei Nian felt a little pity for the students here.

The high school and university he attended were both top aristocratic schools. The meals were buffet style, and the variety was comparable to the cafeterias in the imperial capital.

He didn't know what the cafeterias in other schools were like, but they should at least be clean and nutritious.

Pei Nian came to the vending machines at the door. There were two of them, one selling drinks and the other selling bread and snacks, both of which were newly installed.

Following the airman's instructions, he peeled off the plastic film on the outside, pressed the button for the plum soda, and put in three one-yuan coins.

With a clang, the drink fell down.

But it wasn't the bottle of soda he chose, but a strange brown glass bottle, about the same size as a small laboratory test tube, with a small half bottle of liquid sealed inside.