Monsters Are Coming
Chapter 129 - 87: Get it Back for Him (Third Update, Asking for Monthly Tickets)_2

Chapter 129: Chapter 87: Get it Back for Him (Third Update, Asking for Monthly Tickets)_2

This decision could cause him to lose everything, but in his eyes, his mother was above all else, even himself.

Facing the doctor’s advice, Pei Yun was resolute.

Finally, the doctor brought over the evaluation form that needed to be filled out.

...

One day later.

Pei Yun came to the hospital again and received the post-evaluation compatibility test results.

When he saw the note "compatibility successful" at the bottom, a smile appeared on Pei Yun’s face.

Arriving at the ward, his mother was still in a coma.

Sitting beside his mother, whose appearance was haggard, the scenes of his mother struggling to raise him to adulthood emerged in Pei Yun’s mind.

His mother did not need flowery praise to be adorned with the word "great."

He still remembered when he had a high fever as a child, his mother sat by his bed and said these words:

Every person has a light in this world that can illuminate their path; to your mother, that light is you; you must grow up healthy...

And in his eyes, the mother who carried the family on her shoulders was indeed that beacon of light.

In memory, every break of dawn his mother was already up and busy, only to rest in the dead of night, and after returning home, she still helped him with his studies, like an inexhaustible machine, trying her best to work hard.

In today’s world of advanced medical technology, his mother never treated her minor injuries and illnesses, preferring to tough it out than to save money and give the best to him.

For the sake of his growth, his mother devoted all her energy, dividing her time into countless tiny pieces, each bearing her love for him.

She also exemplified through her actions what it meant to be responsible and to take charge.

As memories flickered through his mind like a slide show, Pei Yun had not a single regret about his decision.

years ago, his mother gave him new life; 20 years later, he gave his mother rebirth.

The only regret in his heart was that he could no longer accompany her.

The child for whom she had toiled a lifetime, yet he had not fulfilled the duty to care for her in her old age.

Unconsciously, his eyes reddened.

Half an hour later, Pei Yun got up and left the ward.

In the following days, he needed to change his lifestyle habits, adjust his diet, and reduce the burden on his kidneys to prepare for the upcoming surgery.

...

Three days later.

Monster World, Player Forum.

[Asking everyone, does anyone know where Brother Hei Ye has gone?]

Post by: Tornado

Content: I recently came up with what I thought was an exciting new Star Vein Combination in the test tower. After experimenting with it myself, I felt it wasn’t bad and wanted to ask Brother Hei Ye what he thought and if he had any advice or suggestions to offer. But I noticed that Brother Hei Ye, who’s usually super active in the forum, seems to have gone quiet.

I’ve tried tagging him many times. Brother Hei Ye, who used to reply quickly, hasn’t responded in three days.

So does anyone know where Brother Hei Ye has gone? Any news?

Comments section:

Fierce Chicken: Yeah, true, Brother Hei Ye hasn’t shown up in the last few days, usually a high-frequency forum checker, posting strategy threads every day, but he’s been silent lately. I kind of miss him.

Beaver: I think Brother Hei Ye’s mysterious disappearance from the forum deserves our attention.

In our society today, we often hear of various bizarre incidents, and Brother Hei Ye’s sudden disappearance undoubtedly adds a layer of mystery to these missing person cases. There may be unspeakable secrets behind it, sounding an alarm for the safety of players.

I can’t help but ask, what kind of reason causes a person who was once alive and kicking to suddenly vanish from our sight? Is it a decay in morals, causing Brother Hei Ye to lose reverence and respect for life? Or is it a distortion of human nature, leading Brother Hei Ye to choose escape and concealment?

Regardless of the answer, we should face the problem reflected by this disappearance event, strengthen the construction of social morals, increase the players’ legal awareness and sense of responsibility. At the same time, we should cherish the people around us, care about their mental health, and prevent similar tragedies from happening again.

Finally, I call on all forum members who know anything to come forward, provide clues, and help find Brother Hei Ye’s whereabouts.

I hope Brother Hei Ye can return safely soon and provide new game strategies for his eagerly awaiting brothers in the forum.

Moreover, I would like to advise Brother Hei Ye, who may be lurking, not to trample on others’ concern and expectations so callously, as just leaving without a word is a grave misdeed.

Game Working Party replying to Beaver: Beaver, you really can spout nonsense. I’ve noticed you’re the idlest one in Drunken Guild, always replying to every hot post. You others play the game, but you’re the one playing the forum, right?

Beaver replying to Game Working Party: Hehe, pot calling the kettle black. It’s only you from the Working Party who can really gab, skipping practice and slacking off in the forum. Be careful, or Luo Zi will spank you.

My Bro Can Turn Into Enchanting Demon: Ahhh, where on earth has Brother Hei Ye gone, I can’t be without you! I feel uncomfortable all over if I don’t see your strategy post for a day, scratching and clawing as if countless little ants are crawling inside my body. I can’t stand it, quickly bring Brother Hei Ye back to give me a life-saving strategy post.

...

Brother Hei Ye from Dark Night Will Come, who usually posts strategies often in the forum, has sparked heated discussions among players due to his absence in the past several days.

Meanwhile, in the real world.

Yelan City, Mirrorcloud Lake.

Dusk was falling, and the remnants of the sunset spread over the lake, with the lakeside embraced by the faint twilight.

The evening breeze, with a hint of chill, swept across the lake, creating fine ripples and brushing across the cheeks of a figure on the shore, lifting the short hair on his forehead.

Leaning over the lakeside railing, Pei Yun gazed at an old, small boat on the lake.

It swayed gently in the wind, like a solitary vessel forgotten in the depths of time, starkly contrasting with the prosperity of the tall buildings by the lake, making it seem particularly lonely.