—"The player voluntarily gives his player identity to NPC Yu Ling."

The gloomy young man seemed to have never suffered a loss in a contract; he signed it quickly and almost immediately put it away. However, at the very moment he signed, a mist suddenly enveloped the gloomy young man, and Yu Ling took out a pair of glasses and placed them in his hand.

"Thank you for setting me free, kind person."

Yu Ling's hospital gown instantly transformed into a shirt and trousers, her blue hair reflecting the color of the sky in the sunlight, and a player's wristwatch appeared on her wrist.

"You...you were the dean all along?!" The gloomy young man was given the plot the moment their identities were linked; now, he was the new dean.

Yu Ling stood by the window, removed the window frame with her bare hands, and flipped it open: "It's me! And goodbye~"

Even without the dean's identity, Yu Ling's NPC panel was fully checked, and he also had an additional player interface where he could see the gloomy young man's personal information, but there was also a button on it that could be modified.

It turns out that this number one is named An Yu.

Yu Ling took out the items from her inventory and threw them back through the window, along with a self-made contract modification pen, and shouted:

"Although I can't let you go out with me, I can give you a disposable pen that can modify contracts. Try your best to trick the next player into reserving a spot for you. Good luck, An Yu!"

An Yu: Thank you so much!

But his body language betrayed him, and he carefully put away his props and pen.

Besides him, three of the nine players died, and five others were about to die. The big boss who replaced him was about to leave the hospital, and it was unknown whether he would need to fight his teammates.

As he wondered, the Dean's NPC panel quickly displayed a notification, one of which clearly stated "Player killed (0/3)".

An Yu watched the notification sound of a player leaving the plane and pushed up the gold-rimmed glasses that Yu Ling had given him.

Well, then I guess I'll just have to transfer my pain onto others.

From now on, whenever a contract needs to be signed, he will absolutely make sure to read every single word and every punctuation mark clearly!