QHM Chapter 80 – Part 2

The viewers got even more excited.

Viewer 1: “I feel like I’m watching a martial arts movie??”

Viewer 2: “Is this really the Prince Angel? Wasn’t this streamer supposed to be completely useless in fights?”

Viewer 3: “Check out his previous streams—he was absolutely useless!! It’s like he’s a different person now!”

Viewer 1: “Did they really switch streamers?”

As they discussed, Xu Yin continued his relentless assault in-game. For the fifth time, Zhou Xiao struggled to lift his head from the ground, only to be stomped right back into the dirt by Xu Yin’s foot.

After that, when Xu Yin lifted his foot again, Zhou Xiao didn’t move…

He was lying there like a dead fish—completely motionless!!!

The viewers instantly stopped questioning whether the streamer had swapped accounts, each one flooding the chat with shocked messages!!

“??? He just stopped moving?!!”

“But Zhou Xiao was supposed to be the most persistent one! Creepy, impossible to kill—like a damn cockroach!”

“Wait, I’m seriously starting to think that the key to clearing this dungeon is just straight-up brute force. Maybe all the previous streamers were just too weak??”

“I’m thinking the same thing…”

And watching Xu Yin fight, not once did he look flustered or overwhelmed. Every move was clean, every strike powerful. His movements were fluid, his posture sharp and controlled. The more they watched, the less ridiculous that over-the-top Prince Angel persona seemed.

In fact…

“Damn… he actually looks kinda cool.”

“Fvck, he’s really cool!!”

“Streamer is so OP!!”

“How did he get this strong in just a month? Wait, did he actually train in real life just to beat up the God of Chuuni???”

“PFFFFT, you’re telling me he leveled up IRL just to fight the God of Chuuni?! I’m f*cking dead from laughing!”

Xu Yin glanced at that comment mid-fight and couldn’t help but let out a small laugh. At the same time, he sent another NPC flying with a casual strike. He answered helplessly, “No, it has nothing to do with him.”

The chat instantly lost their minds.

“STREAMER IS INSANELY COOL WTF!!!”

“HIS VOICE IS TOO NICE HELP!!”

“Why does this feel lowkey affectionate?! I’m a grown-ass man and even I feel kinda flustered???”

“Wait, does that mean he didn’t switch accounts?? So it really is the same person!!”

“DAMN BRO THIS STREAM IS TOO FUNNY.”

The three viewers were getting more and more hyped.

Meanwhile, as Xu Yin fought, his gaze suddenly landed on something in the distance—the dean’s office window.

It was wide open.

It stood out strangely in this scene, almost as if it was meant to be a hint.

A lightbulb went off in Xu Yin’s head.

He stomped down on the last NPC still standing, then leaped off the “pile of bodies” and sprinted toward the house.

The viewers snapped back to attention.

“Where’s he going?!”

“Is he heading for the dean?!”

“No other streamer has made it this far before!!”

The three viewers were now fully fired up.

“IT WAS BRUTE FORCE ALL ALONG! JUST BEAT THEM UP! THAT’S THE SECRET!”

“I can’t believe I actually took that forum thread seriously! They made it sound like there was some deep hidden strategy. Turns out, all those weaklings were just overthinking it!”

“The forum guys were even trying to get pro players involved. But at this rate, our streamer’s about to clear it himself!!”

Xu Yin dashed into the building, then suddenly turned right—completely veering off the expected path to the dean!

The viewers were baffled.

“Huh? He’s not going upstairs to find the dean??”

“But the dean is upstairs!”

“Where is the streamer going??”

The house’s layout and decorations were exactly the same as they were in the Third World.

Seizing the moment while the NPCs outside were still dazed, Xu Yin sprinted to the deans office at the end of the hallway, relying purely on memory to reach it at top speed.

Inside the office, a desk stood by the window, holding three lunchboxes. Next to them was a plastic bag.

Breathing slightly heavily, Xu Yin’s gaze locked onto the plastic bag, and his lips curled into a smile.

That night in the Third World, he had never actually visited the dean’s office. But later, when the officers arrived, they had searched the room and found this exact same plastic bag.

Identical.

The viewers, however, were completely lost.

“What’s happening?”

“Is there something important here?”

“Streamer, can you say something? We’re dying to know what you’re thinking! QAQ”

Xu Yin chuckled, calming his breath, then pointed at the plastic bag. “Look at that.”

As soon as he spoke, his warm voice made the three viewers’ hearts flutter again.

They even felt a little lightheaded.

Despite being three grown men, their chat messages suddenly became adorably eager:

“What is thaaaat?”

“Yeah yeah, what is it?”

“So curious!”

Xu Yin walked over to the desk, reached into the plastic bag, and pulled out a syringe.

He turned it slightly, revealing the label on the barrel to the three viewers.

—“Omega-Specific Induction Agent.”

Xu Yin smiled.

And the three viewers: “!!!!!”

Wait, no other streamer had ever come to the dean’s office before—why was there something this suspicious hidden here?!

Just then, heavy footsteps and ragged breathing sounded from behind him.

Xu Yin turned around.

At the doorway, the dean had come downstairs, his face twisted in fury as he clutched the doorframe, gritting his teeth.

“Yin, what are you doing here?”

Xu Yin smiled faintly.

The dean seemed provoked by his smile. She strode toward him in a rage, yelling, “How dare you trespass into my office!”

When her eyes landed on the syringe in Xu Yin’s hand, a flicker of panic and guilt flashed across her face. But she forced herself to stay aggressive, snapping, “Who gave you permission to touch my things?!”

She lunged at him with clawed fingers!

If the previous NPCs had been zombie-like in their eerie aggression, then the dean was their mother.

Her figure was just as Xu Yin had seen before—gaunt to the point of looking mummified, skin stretched tightly over bones. Her wide, bulging eyes seemed ready to pop out at any moment, and her curled fingers resembled the claws of a ghost.

The viewers hadn’t even recovered from their shock over the syringes when they were jolted again.

“Holy shit, the dean is terrifying!!”

She lunged furiously.

Xu Yin sidestepped with ease, seized her wrist, and yanked—sending her stumbling forward. Then, in one swift motion, he locked his grip around the back of her neck and slammed her down onto the desk with a resounding BANG!

The three viewers flinched in unison, feeling the impact as if it had landed on them instead.

The dean shrieked in panic, clawing at the desk in a desperate attempt to get up. But Xu Yin moved decisively, plunging the syringe straight into her shoulder!

The long needle sank in completely.

The dean let out a bloodcurdling scream as the transparent liquid rapidly injected into her body.

She felt it. Her face turned deathly pale, and her screams grew even shriller.

As soon as the injection was complete, Xu Yin let go. The dean flipped over, slumping onto the floor, while he took a step back, narrowing his eyes as he observed her reaction.

Silence.

The three viewers, still reeling from Xu Yin’s sheer brutality, suddenly remembered something crucial.

“Wait, hold on… that was an induction agent!”

“The dean isn’t actually gonna… is she?”

“No way… right?”

There was no way this game would take such a weirdly explicit turn… right?

As their anxiety mounted, the dean gasped for breath, eyes locked onto Xu Yin.

…Then, her cheeks flushed red.

Her body trembled.

She was still glaring at him hatefully, but when she finally opened her mouth, her voice had turned unexpectedly delicate—

“You—”

The viewers: “HOLY SHIT, IT REALLY HAPPENED!!”

“What the hell kind of cursed game design is this?!”

Was this the real method to clear the level?!

They could barely contain their collective breakdown as a terrible premonition settled over them.

Once Xu Yin confirmed that the dean had lost all fighting capability, he calmly reached over her and grabbed the plastic bag from the desk. He counted, “Fifty-seven, should match the number of NPCs perfectly.”

The viewers gasped in shock.

…No way, these induction agents were actually the secret to clearing the level!

The realization hit them, and they watched in stunned silence as Xu Yin calmly walked out of the room.

At some point, the revived Zhou Xiao and the other Omegas rushed into the house, all shouting and charging at Xu Yin as soon as they saw him!

Then, the three remaining viewers in the livestream saw Xu Yin raise his hand, four syringes pinched between his fingers. With a swift series of movements that blurred into almost a shadow, he pressed all four syringes into the bodies of the first row of NPCs!

The four NPCs in the front row immediately collapsed, crying out, “Ah!” “Ah!” “Ah!” “Ah!” as they fell limp!

The next wave of NPCs surged forward, and Xu Yin used the same method again.

He dodged an attack, injected!

He pressed an NPC’s face against the wall with one hand, injected!

Kicked an NPC away, threw a syringe like a dart, injected!

It was simply inject, inject, inject!

Xu Yin seemed to transform into a machine, and in no time, every NPC had a syringe stuck in them. They all crumpled to the ground, faces flushed red, eyes glazed with desire, crying out, “So uncomfortable…” “I need an alpha…” “I can’t take it!”

A once peaceful orphanage now had NPCs sprawled all over the hall, completely overcome by the effects of the induction agents?!

The viewers were completely stunned.

Finally, when Xu Yin inserted the last syringe into the last NPC, a burst of fireworks filled the air, revealing two lines of text.

“Congratulations! You have cleared the level!”

“You are the first player to clear this dungeon!”

Xu Yin: “Ah, it’s over.”

The three viewers: “…………”

After a long, stunned silence…

They looked at the rows of NPCs, all red-faced and lying on the floor, and simultaneously shouted inwardly—

“How the hell is this something a person can watch?!”

Induction agents! Induction agents!

It was only now that they remembered—during their discussions about the dungeon, someone had mentioned that since this dungeon had an ABO setting, the secret to clearing it must be linked to that.

But no one had ever imagined that the secret would be found in the dean’s office!

The dean’s office had never been surrounded by NPCs before, and even if they couldn’t break into the building from the inside, they could always climb in through the window! The window had been open this whole time—it was a glaring blind spot!

But no one ever thought to investigate that place, always focusing their attention on NPCs like Zhou Xiao and the dean!

At this moment, as they reflected on the dungeon’s description, they all suddenly understood.

The storyline had mentioned that the dean’s son, Zhou Xiao, had his eye on “me,” and it seemed like the dean wanted to give “me” to him as a birthday gift. It appeared that she had some sort of secret plan, but “I” didn’t want it, “I” was so scared.

The dean was someone who would stop at nothing to get what she wanted. Was simply locking the player away enough for her to give him to her son? No, she was “secretly planning something!” Where could her “plan” be? Of course, it had to be in her office!

And the secret to clearing the dungeon was to turn the tables—if the dean wanted to inject the player, then the player would inject all the NPCs!

The NPCs would collectively fall under the effects of the induction agents, and the dungeon would be cleared!

The three viewers shouted once more—

“Is this fvcking something, even possible for humans to watch?!”

“Fvck, I’m heading to the forum!”

“This live stream today is insane!”

“The master is amazing!!”

They were hyped up: “Amazing, amazing, amazing!!!”

Then, the three of them logged off together!

Xu Yin: “…………”

He chuckled and exited the instance.

In fact, he had noticed the open window and guessed there might be something in the dean’s office, which made him remember the induction agents.

Normally, any player who noticed that window would likely be able to figure out the location of the agents.

Of course, with his past experience, he would come to these conclusions faster than an average player.

But since this wasn’t a competition, it didn’t matter much.

Afterward, he fell into thought.

He still didn’t know when his Lao gong would show up…

…But getting anxious wouldn’t help.

Xu Yin shook his head and submitted an official request for the anniversary event. Then he thought for a moment and decided to change a certain setting in his stream to avoid fans of the “God of Chuuni” going wild in the chat as soon as they saw him back online.

He didn’t mind the noise, but that didn’t mean he had to tolerate it.

If it could be removed, why not just get rid of it?

Still, as always, whatever the original host couldn’t do for various reasons, Xu Yin could.

After finishing everything, Xu Yin logged off, took off his headgear.

In the afternoon, he had class. After a meal with his roommates at the cafeteria, he headed to school.

One hour after he left the game—

The “Horror Chain” app forum exploded.

Meanwhile, in a car driving through a city…

A man sat quietly in the backseat, looking out the window.

After a while, he pulled his gaze away, paused, and instinctively opened the “Horror Chain” app on his phone.

He expected today would be like countless other days, finding nothing. But the page that jumped out on the “Today’s Livestream” section was showing a review of a stream where a Livestreamer had played the “Horror Orphanage” game.

The small “flame” icon in the top left of the stream indicated that this review was rapidly gaining in popularity.

When the man noticed the Livestreamer’s name, his pupils contracted, and he straightened up in shock.

The streamer’s name was: Yin.