Gray Fog Diary: the Unfinished Chapter Wrapped in Black and Gray

Have you ever had recurring nightmares? Lin Wei's nightmare is always locked at 16°C - the fingertips of the "grey mist humanoid" brush against her wrist, the glass medicine bottle in Ward 307 is pressed against her palm, and even the wind in the underground passage is wrapped in the same chill. It wasn't until she discovered that the light gray strangulation mark on her wrist was exactly the same as that of nurse Xiao Zhou and the missing Li Juan, and that the star mark in the strangulation mark was still hot with the star hair ornament, that she was shocked to realize that the clonazepam she took every night was not a tranquilizer. The concentration of 1:5 was the introduction of the former dean's "Black and Ash Project", and she was already a "consciousness container" to be activated. The pharmacy fingerprints, camphor wood chips, and the three purple marks on the side of the neck of Su Wan's translucent consciousness body all reveal the truth: the former dean used "black ash" to peel off the consciousness and transform the body into a container. Su Wan was the first one. Lin Xiao's consciousness was sealed in a glass jar. People like Xiao Zhou were trapped in the illusion and slowly became "transparent". Chen Mo's flashlight illuminated the alpha waves on the laboratory instruments - that was the last wave of consciousness of the container; Aunt Zhang's knitting needle was entangled with the black and gray wool of the "shadow" force, and behind the "shadow" door of the new ward, more subtle moans of containers came from. They held three hair accessories to block the black dust, but they knew that this was just the beginning: the former dean's students had a large amount of guidance agent, and the cracks in the ward walls were full of unactivated consciousness fragments. Lin Wei held Lin Xiao's consciousness tank and heard Su Wan's voice floating in the illusion: "To save them is to save yourself - there is still a mark of half the container hidden in your body."