Chapter 625: Pathological Crisis (Part 9)

"Sister, forgive me for being unable to communicate with you while sitting by your bed as I usually do. By the time you read this letter, I may already be in hell, conversing with the devil."

"I often told you that I hoped to go to heaven, but as I write this letter, I know that I will likely only be able to go to hell."

"I am very sorry; you must be heartbroken now, grieving for my death. But I want to tell you that all of this is worth it. And now, you do not have time for grief. There is one thing you must do so that my death will not be in vain."

"Our parents sent me to this psychiatric hospital 16 years ago. I have lived here for a very long time and understand every brick, every tile, every blade of grass, and every tree. But about two years ago, a group of people arrived here. They claimed to be geological researchers, here to survey the groundwater structure of Metropolis."

"At first, I was very interested in their project because I never had the opportunity to attend school, and each of them had received a higher education. I liked chatting with them; they could teach me a lot of knowledge I didn't have."

"I met a very good friend named Yin Disi, who graduated from Metropolis University—the university of my dreams."

"However, I know this hospital too well, to the point where I discovered some clues. I found that they were not researching Metropolis's groundwater structure at all, but were conducting even more evil experiments."

"I cannot understand what exactly they are doing, but I know they have opened a laboratory underground to conduct certain chemical experiments. They might be planning to release the results of these experiments into the groundwater and then poison all the citizens of Metropolis."

"By the time you see this letter, I should already be dead. But what might make you feel very sad and disappointed is that I did indeed commit suicide, and the purpose was to enable you to come here, expose this terrifying conspiracy, and save those innocent people."

"The matter began about two weeks ago. That researcher Yin Disi, with whom I was very close, suddenly rushed into my ward one night. She was severely injured. Before she died, she told me that she was a Soviet spy who had infiltrated this mysterious organization and become one of them."

"And just that night, she finally obtained the crucial research data, which contained the formula for that mysterious chemical agent. She no longer had a way to transmit this intelligence out, so she handed the data in her possession to me."

"She did not ask me to transmit the intelligence back to the Soviet Union; she only begged me to stop this conspiracy and not let innocent people be harmed."

"She died in my ward. While I pretended to be asleep, I buried my head in the pillow; no one could see my tears. They did not care about me, and therefore, I escaped this disaster." ===== CHAPTER 626 =====