It's definitely not possible to rush out of the room and face the mysterious presence in the corridor. Even if Jerome is really Jerome and Gordon is Gordon, in this case, they don't even know if their words are affected.
Control is simply not trustworthy.
But if Gordon's method is not used, there seems to be no way to get out of the 19th floor. Schiller thought about it carefully, and it should be his last chance after dawn.
There is no doubt that the sound in the room will become less and less, no one knows what will happen if all the sound disappears, and Schiller is not sure whether the thing controlling the hallucination in the room will become angry the next night.
His sanity value will not be reduced, but there is still a health bar. Just looking at the thing on Gordon's neck, Schiller's head is still buzzing.
So it's best to take advantage of the daylight to solve the matter. Peter won't be able to delay it for too long. Schiller can't find any clues, so there's no chance of counting on him.
Soon, Schiller waited until dawn. The corridor was still quiet, but there was no movement in rooms 1901 and 1903. Schiller suspected that the situation in these two rooms had deteriorated to the end, which meant that they had completely lost their sense.
, became the puppet of something.
But it was just right for the two of them to keep quiet so as not to disturb him. Schiller thought that he was no longer going to explore what was in the room, because no matter what was in the room now, it was untrustworthy, so it was better to focus on
In the corridor.
Schiller went out and took a good look at the corridor, but it was really bland and similar corridors could be found in any hotel in the world.
There are no unnecessary decorations in the corridor. The flowerpots and artificial flowers are ordinary. There are no oil paintings on the walls. The carpet is completely fixed to the ground and cannot be opened. The solid wood door looks...
The texture is nice, but there are no decorations like garlands.
Schiller observed for a long time, and finally focused on the house number. This was the only clue he had not used so far, and it was also the only clue that had nothing to do with the thing in the corridor and the elevator.
This just proves that this clue may be important.
It is known that the house number of room No. 1900 has been changed, so which room's house number has been exchanged with it?
In fact, Schiller has determined it now, because he has previously removed the screws of the house numbers in the left corridor. Looking at the screw holes, all the screws have only been screwed in once, which means that all the house numbers on the left have not been screwed in.
Changed, even including room 1913, which looked malicious.
There are no traces of screws being re-tightened in the other rooms on the right, so the answer is obvious. Room 1905 is the only room where Schiller has not removed the screws and observed the screw holes.
To be on the safe side, Schiller unscrewed a screw on the door plate of his room. Sure enough, the screw hole marks inside the screw were very messy, and it looked like it had been screwed twice.
It seems that the house numbers of Room 1905 and Room 1900 have been exchanged, but the question arises, who changed it and why?
Since he didn't want to explore who else was in the room, Schiller put down the first question first. He instinctively felt that the second question was the key.
Judging from the structure of the hotel corridor, the smaller the number, the closer it is to the elevator. This is a rule on the left and right sides. If the house numbers of Room 1900 and Room 1905 are changed, then this rule is broken.
And Schiller thinks there shouldn't be a corridor. Room 1905 is next to room 1901, and behind it are 1903 and 1904. This is too strange.
Schiller stood in front of the door and observed the door number carefully, but he really couldn't see any clues. He knew that if he wanted to know the deeper secret of the door number, he had to conduct an experiment.
Schiller was about to take the number plate of a door.
The last time he tried to do this, he found that the wooden door began to age rapidly, but he did not observe what would happen in the end. It was time to choose an unlucky person to conduct an experiment.
Schiller's eyes wandered between rooms 1903 and 1901. He wanted to choose these two rooms, but in fact they were not important. Schiller thought for a while, crossed the elevator and came to the left room.
Corridor, standing in front of room 1913.
This room had been very welcoming to him from the beginning, inviting him in with an open door. In this case, he would not be stingy about dedicating himself to Schiller for an experiment.
Schiller took out his knife and began to tighten the screws.
The door must not be open if the screws are tightened hard, so Schiller simply closed the door. But as soon as he closed the door, there was a knock on the door within a few seconds.
"You're thinking of knocking on the door now? It's too late!" Schiller said while twisting the screws: "Don't you know that you have to close the door when you go out alone?"
I don’t know if he was stimulated by these words, but the thing inside started to hit the door, but Schiller held on to the door tightly, and he was very fast. A screw was unscrewed in a few seconds, and the thing was still there.
Before the second hit, the door number of Room 1913 fell into Schiller's hands.
As soon as the door number was taken down, the room began to age at the fastest speed. Schiller stepped back a little further, and the aging speed became faster and faster. Then the entire door merged with the wall and disappeared completely.
Schiller stepped forward and touched the wall where the door originally was. There was no flaw, as if there was no room there at all. The walls here had always been cold and hard.
Schiller retreated to the elevator and took a look at the layout of the corridor on the left. There was a sudden absence of a room, which was indeed a bit strange. Then he walked to the original location of Room 1913 and found that there was actually a sign left on the wall.
Holes for four screws.
Is it possible to nail the house number back? Will Room 1913 appear again?
Schiller didn't try, because the moment he removed the door number, he could feel that the thing in the room had taken a few steps back to slam the door. Now that the room was put back, it was hard to say whether it would hit the door.
Open the door, let's keep this door number first.
Schiller first returned the door of Room 1913 to the house, and then began to study Rooms 1905 and 1900.
Room No. 1913 disappeared along with the house number, and the room also disappeared. This means that the house number is likely to be the body of the room. In this case, the person who changed the house number did not just change the house number, but directly changed the location of the two rooms.
Replaced.
The difference is that if the house number is just changed, then the so-called room 1905 that Schiller lives in now should be room 1900. Then it is possible that someone deliberately wanted Schiller to live in room 1900.
But if the house number is changed along with the room, then Room 1905 where Schiller lives is actually Room 1905, but the location has been changed, from near the elevator to the end of the corridor, opposite to Room 1904.
But what is the point of such a replacement?
Schiller initially wondered if someone wanted Room 1905 to stay away from the elevator, because the coordinates Bruce gave him specifically marked Room 1905, which meant that this room was special and it was normal for someone to move there.
.
But after thinking about it later, it seems that there is no need for this. The elevator does not pose any clear danger. Even the monster who came in the elevator did not show any tendency to rush into the room. If you check the nearest room every night,
room, then no matter how far you move Room 1905, it will still be dangerous. There is not much point in doing so.
Then think about it the other way around, could someone want room 1900 to be close to the elevator?
However, because the elevator has no clues and is currently acting very calmly, all the inferences related to the elevator are somewhat unreasonable.
Schiller stood in front of the door of Room 1905 and thought about it. There is another possibility. If the positions of Room 1905 and Room 1900 are exchanged, then the original Room 1900 should be located here in Room 1905, and this is 1904.
Opposite room no.
Is it possible that someone didn't want room 1900 to be across from room 1904?
Schiller felt that he had grasped the key. If the person who changed the house number was the person in room 1904, it would make sense.
Because 1900 is the same as 1913, it is abnormal for these two numbers to appear on this floor, so room 1900 may also contain danger, and this danger is likely to threaten the room opposite him, so someone will go to
The house numbers of the two rooms were switched so that room No. 1900 would not face my own room.
But what's the danger in room 1900?
So far, Schiller has not seen any danger in any room rush out of the door and into the corridor. Do the people in Room 1904 think that the thing in Room 1900 will rush out?
Because only in this way, the people in Room 1904 will bear the brunt of the problem and have the motivation to change the door number.
Schiller thought for a while and came up with a good idea. He was going to remove the door number of room 1900 and put it in the place of room 1913, which was empty now anyway.
As for what changes this will cause, Schiller is also very curious. It would be best if there are some abnormalities, so that more clues can be deduced.
Schiller removed the door plate of Room 1900 as quickly as possible, took the door plate to Room 1913, and nailed the door plate to the place where the screw hole was.
A gray-white door slowly appeared, gradually integrating with the house number, as if the house number had never left, with "1900" written clearly on it.
Room No. 1900 has always been quiet, even if it was moved to this position now, nothing has changed. After waiting for a while, Schiller found that there was no movement, so he returned to his room.
But he did not sit still and wait for death. Instead, he connected to Peter's communication. Assuming that he was at a point in time in the past, there must be changes in Peter after changing the house number.
After receiving the news from Schiller, Peter opened the door and looked into the corridor. He found that many people had gone out to have breakfast, but there seemed to be no movement in the corridor on the far right.
Peter tiptoed over, stood at the middle elevator and glanced at the end of the corridor on the right, then widened his eyes and said, "It is indeed room 1900, doctor, this is so strange."
Then Peter's eyes turned slightly to the side, as if he saw something strange again. He turned back and stared at the room opposite room 1900, and said with some confusion: "Why is there room 1913?"
"What?"
Schiller stared at the message sent back by Peter. Peter took a video of him. Of course, the first thing that appeared in the camera was room 1900, but as the camera turned back, the door number of the door directly opposite room 1900 appeared.