I Think I’m a Horror Game Villain - Chapter 44
Chapter 44
When I pressed [Yes], the eraser stuck to Tommy’s head with a slap.
[Memory deletion will begin when you say the keyword.]
“The story about Heyna that he heard from Anna.”
As I whispered, the eraser wriggled like a worm and entered Tommy’s head.
‘Did it work?’
I opened [Favorability] to check…
【Tommy】
Favorability [0]
Suspicion [0]
*‘Tommy’ has no feelings for ‘Heyna’.
Tommy’s favorability and status message had returned to normal.
“Phew.”
I was finally able to breathe a sigh of relief.
“Sis!”
Anna, who had come to my side, thrust the doll she was holding into my arms.
The doll Anna had brought was very old.
The doll’s brown hair, braided in a messy bun, was falling out in clumps here and there. Instead of eyes, it had only one black button attached, making it one-eyed. The clothes, which resembled a maid’s uniform, were stained and the thread was coming loose, making it a mess.
‘That doll is….’
“This is my favorite doll. Her name is Enma.”
“Enma?”
“Yeah.”
“What kind of doll is Enma?”
“Enma is….”
Anna hesitated for a moment before answering cheerfully.
“A teacher doll!”
“Teacher?”
“Yeah. The teacher at the daycare center where I lived before meeting my family.”
When she finished speaking, Anna hugged the doll, which was sagging with stuffing.
‘She really likes that doll.’
“What should we do now?” Anna asked, her eyes sparkling.
“W, what?”
“You told me to bring a doll to play with you, didn’t you?”
“That’s….”
“You don’t want to play with me?”
If I said ‘no’ here, would those eyes that were now smiling at me turn cold again?
‘Let’s do what Anna wants for now.’
I was about to nod when suddenly—
Thud!
‘Huh?’
The floor shook violently, and then…
“Heyna, Dekir!”
“Heyna!”
Zion and Rose came upstairs.
‘This is bad.’
“Tsk, there are more people.”
Anna pouted and kicked the floor with her black patent leather shoes. She didn’t seem to like the appearance of the two people.
“Are those people your friends too, sis?”
“W, well, that is…….”
I didn’t think Anna would react well if I said that the two people who had just appeared were also my friends.
As I was thinking, Anna whispered in my ear.
“Anna doesn’t like either of them, but I’ll try to get along with them because they’re your friends. Those two didn’t say they hate me like Brother Tommy did.”
As if expecting praise, her dark brown eyes blinked three or four times.
Fortunately, Anna was friendly towards the two of them.
‘I’ll just give Zion and Rose a quick explanation of the situation and ask them to play along, and then this will all be over!’
However, things don’t always go as planned.
“Heyna, quickly get away from that ghost!”
Zion suddenly shouted, as expected of the cursed mouth. Anna’s expression hardened at the word ghost.
“I’m not a ghost! I’m Sister Heyna’s friend!”
“A friend, you say? And you even call her sister, as if you were close….”
Zion’s gaze turned to me.
“Heyna, is what that ghost child saying true?”
“No, Zion, I….”
“Sis, what are you doing! Hurry up and tell them. You and I are best friends, and that Brother Tommy over there is the person you love.”
“Heyna? What is the meaning of this? A ghost child as a friend, and Tommy as…….”
Zion looked at me and Tommy alternately, his expression bewildered.
“Sister!”
Meanwhile, Anna kept urging me to reveal that she was my friend, her voice filled with anticipation.
I’m going crazy.
“Stop it! Heyna is having a hard time.”
Rose approached me, who was struggling to do anything.
“Why would Heyna like someone like Tommy? Zion. You don’t believe that nonsense, do you?”
Zion, who was about to say something to Rose, shut his mouth.
‘Rose!’
Why was Rose helping me?
“And you. Heyna doesn’t want to be friends with a ghost like you. We’re going to get out of here, so stop bothering Heyna.”
She made the situation worse by saying things that didn’t need to be said.
“Sis, is that true?”
Her transparent eyes like glass beads turned red. Her arms, holding the doll, tightened.
“Sis.”
Ugh.
Anna, who was smiling brightly and making eye contact with me until just now, had her neck bent at a strange angle.
Everyone became quiet as if they had just been doused with cold water.
Silence fell over the room.
A whispering sound began to be heard from somewhere. A creepy laughter that was barely audible unless you concentrated scratched my eardrums.
– Anna is angry!
– Who made Anna angry?
– Bad, bad!
‘This is….’
The numerous dolls filling the room sensed Anna’s anger and began to wake up one by one.
Anna spoke in a murderous voice that was devoid of the innocence of a child.
“Why don’t you answer?”
Instinctively sensing the danger, I opened my mouth without thinking of a plausible answer.
“Anna, calm down for now. I will explain everything. So….”
“No need!”
Along with a sharp scream, the laughter of the dolls stopped abruptly.
“Sis, you said Anna was your best friend, right?”
I quickly nodded my head.
It didn’t matter if my credibility was damaged.
‘Right now, I need to calm Anna down.’
First, I decided to give Anna the answer she wanted. But…
“Then, can I kill those two because I don’t like them?”
I couldn’t answer the following question.
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