The sound was not loud, but because the garden was so quiet, it was particularly sudden.

Qiongzhi was caught off guard and was a little frightened, but she was not scared at all, she just felt it was sudden.

"What fell?" Walking in the direction of the noise, he noticed that the garden seemed to be right outside the window of the girl's room.

The window frames in the girl's room are white, no different from the other rooms, but her curtains are pink with lace, so they are easy to identify.

At this time, Qiongzhi looked up and saw that the windows of the room were tightly closed. Everything was normal.

So he stopped looking up and instead looked down at the weeds along the wall to see if there was anything there. He said to himself, "Maybe it's just dead branches and leaves that have fallen off."

[Indeed, maybe the garden was too quiet, and I became sensitive unconsciously.]

[Actually, the movement was a bit sudden, just like my cat suddenly jumped out from somewhere.]

【Now that you guys say that, it's true. To be honest, I don't really find this game scary.】

[Is this really a gimmick? That streamer is in big trouble. This ad might affect their reputation...]

[Oops, is there anyone else who isn't reading this from a first-person perspective like me?!]

[Ahhh, me, me, the anchor, look up! ]

[Damn, did she blink just now?]

[This is so weird, the host, please stop staying by the wall!]

Audiences can adjust their viewing modes. Some people like the first-person immersive view, while others prefer the third-person view. The difference in perspective naturally leads to information gaps.

Just like now,

The comments from the third perspective were flooding the screen like crazy, while the comments from the first perspective were all confused.

[No, what are you crazy about? ]

[Is it the grass that eats people or the wall that swallows people? ]

[Fuck!]

Just when the first-person audience hadn't reacted, something heavy slammed onto the grass in front of Qiongzhi. He just stood up at that time, and the object brushed past his cheek.

“Bang!”

Qiongzhi seemed to be frozen in place. He stood in the corner, feeling his heart beating rapidly, and the pupils of his blue eyes suddenly dilated and contracted.

What fell was a desk lamp, exactly the same one he saw in the room that morning.

At this time, it had broken, and one corner of the square base was stuck straight into the soil, and the pillar and lampshade rolled away.

If he hadn't stood up just in time, the base might not have been stuck in the soil...

A tremor of surviving a catastrophe gave him a sudden start, and he finally reacted and looked up. The window that had been closed was pushed open, and the wind blew the curtains.

No one.

Qiongzhi quickly backed away from the wall. There were only two people in the house now, him and the old woman.

Just as he was beginning to doubt, the old woman opened the door to the garden: "Lillian, it's time for you to take your medicine."

It couldn't be the other person. Even though he seemed to be frightened just now, the whole reaction process actually took only more than ten seconds. He didn't think that the old woman could run from the innermost room on the second floor to the garden in just more than ten seconds.

And his face was not red and he was not out of breath.

Qiongzhi finally didn't mention the matter to the woman rashly, and followed her back to the house to take medicine. As he walked into the house, he thought, maybe there is someone else hiding in this house.

The thought gave him goosebumps.

At this time, the comments in his livestream were even more lively. Not many viewers actually liked the third-party perspective. Many StarCraft games require the first-person perspective to be interesting, and many people have already developed the habit.

So only a few people saw the scene just now.

[It's true! I didn't lie to you, it really is that doll!]

[I testify! Holy shit, I just happened to glance over and it felt like I made eye contact with that doll. I was so scared I almost got ejected!]

[Is this true? You guys are making this up, right? Which doll is this? Dolls are this powerful these days?]

"Brother, why would I lie to you? I won't make any money from lying to you! It's that doll! The one with the blond hair!"

[She just blinked. I was so scared. I'm afraid of dolls that look too much like humans. oooooooo...]

[I still find it hard to believe, but they can't possibly be colluding to deceive people, right?]

[So there's something wrong with that doll? Damn, I'm getting goosebumps.]

[Just now, I was scared to death from the first-person perspective. I almost got crushed to death. ]

[It seems a bit scary...]

[I'm so anxious. I want to tell the host, but he can't see the comments right now.]

The medicine Lillian took consisted of several capsules of different colors. Qiongzhi ate them without changing her expression, then said to the woman, "I'm going back to my room to rest."

The woman nodded, watched him go upstairs, and began to pack her things.

Qiongzhi did not return to the room immediately. He was still a little suspicious of the woman. She might not be the one who smashed things, but that didn't mean she was completely ruled out as a suspect. What if she was related to the person who was hiding?

He stood at the second-floor staircase for a moment, then quietly walked down a few steps and leaned out to look down at the first floor. The woman, her back slightly hunched, was wiping the tables and chairs with a rag in her hand.

Everything seems normal.

Qiongzhi was a little disappointed that she didn't find anything, so she could only go back to the room that originally belonged to Lillian to take a look.

Lillian's room is at the very back of the second floor. Outside are the bathroom, her parents' bedroom, and the study opposite.

My dear, there is more to this chapter. Please click on the next page to continue reading. It will be even more exciting later!