Aoba Office

What Chen Xiaoqiu said makes sense. But if Xiao Zhang said this himself, it would make people think that he is considerate. If it were Chen Xiaoqiu who said it, this would be a bit strange.

Xiao Zhang's situation is really not good. I don't know what he will do if he runs out like this. If he were under our noses, my abilities might still come in handy. Once he runs away like this, the outcome is really unfinished.

"Should we call him back? Or we can go somewhere with him..." Guo Yujie said worriedly.

The fat man was equally worried, but asked: "Is it dangerous like this?"

He was not asking about Xiao Zhang, but about the current situation.

The thin man was surprised, "Have you ever played this before?"

"That's not true." The fat man shook his head.

If the boys have a party, they can go to the Internet cafe to play black games, and they won’t play truth or dare. Even girls may not have played this before.

I looked at Guo Yujie and Chen Xiaoqiu.

Guo Yujie shook her head directly. Chen Xiaoqiu was talking to Chen Yihan on the phone, mainly explaining the current bad situation.

The fat man said again: "I mean, this game is like this, and it's a big deal. If someone has an ulterior motive, can't they kill someone just by opening their mouth?"

Several of us were stunned.

Chen Xiaoqiu just raised his eyelids and continued talking on the phone.

"...Well, that's it. It would be nice if we could publicize it and issue something like a prohibition order."

The thin man shivered exaggeratedly, "If that's the case, it would be great if Xiao Zhang ran away..." He sighed and rushed to the door of the neighborhood committee as if he was electrocuted, closing the door and locking it.

I have to say, Slender Man’s words made the hairs on my body stand up.

I glanced at Chen Xiaoqiu, she was not surprised at all, the fat man was still worried, and Guo Yujie was a little unbelievable.

"No way? Why?" Guo Yujie asked.

"Retaliate against society." I said dryly, with a bit of bitterness in my mouth.

Just like Xiao Zhang did just now, saying that he wanted to take revenge on society, it was really possible when he thought about it. It’s not necessarily ghosts who are crazy, there are also people. Especially in the current situation, the cost of retaliating against society is too low. Just like what the fat man said, if you just say that you want to play a game, and then talk about a big adventure that the other party will never be able to complete, then the other party will definitely die.

There is no legal or ethical risk in doing so. Because supernatural events do not exist for most people, they are just hallucinations and conjectures of a small number of people. Killing someone who is superstitious is not considered murder. After all, stabbing a villain has a "mass base" and will be condemned by others. But if someone's death is caused by a word, it will only be regarded as an accident.

The only risk is that if the other party knows the rules, they can choose to die with you.

I don’t know whether Xiao Zhang was not prepared to trick us, or he took this into consideration, restrained himself, and left directly. I don’t want to use such malicious intentions to speculate on other people’s thoughts, but as soon as this idea comes up, there seems to be countless evidence to prove that the possibility of this idea coming true is very high. Xiao Zhang's words, body movements, facial expressions, tone of voice, and eyes all seemed to say that he had gone crazy and was going to take revenge on the world that made him crazy.

I thought about this for a while, feeling a little scared, but after all, Xiao Zhang had already left.

I called Wu Ling to explain the latest situation to her.

She only said that she knew and would continue to follow up and observe. In addition, the communication with the people in the circle went very smoothly. This time they all realized that the matter had become serious and no one could escape. They had to contain the matter before its impact expanded.

However, containment does not mean containment.

No one yet knows how this thing kills people and how to eliminate it.

The next day, when I got up and had breakfast, my sister told me about the news she had seen on social networking sites.

After all, the news has developed from a circle of friends where it is spread to tens and hundreds of people, to social networking sites where it is directly spread to tens of thousands.

I turned on my phone and looked at it. The long article that was forwarded was on the homepage. The comments below were all sensational. Occasionally, someone would chime in, scolding the floor leader for being superstitious and just joining in the fun. Others would make jokes and make up witty jokes. Dude, think of this as an online carnival.

The PO owner who forwarded the original article is a private account, not a public account. So far, no public account has participated in this matter. Even those public accounts in the name of private accounts, or large accounts that are privately operated and have many fans, did not forward this hilarious news.

I arrived at the office cautiously and finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Along the way, I was afraid that someone would suddenly shout "Let's play truth or dare" and then trick a whole car of people to death.

Fortunately, such a crazy person did not appear.

Slim Man and the others also paid attention to the latest situation, and they all sighed.

Chen Xiaoqiu brought some good news.

The higher-ups knew the situation and decided to suppress the news. This is also the reason why those self-media and public accounts remain silent on this matter. Some accounts even did not remain silent and were forced to be "silent" by social networking sites.

But private and personal forwarding cannot be controlled by the above. To be precise, there is no good way to control it.

Officials must not interfere with feudal superstitions. It is okay to crack down on feudal superstitions, but now that it has been cloaked in the guise of the Internet, feudal superstitions have become like an Internet farce, so it is not easy to take them seriously. Otherwise, it may add fuel to the fire. There was nothing wrong with it, but as soon as the higher-ups banned it, everyone would suspect it was true.

"We need to use public opinion channels to suppress this matter. In addition, the issue of banning games is a bit difficult to deal with now." Chen Xiaoqiu received first-hand information from Chen Yihan, with mixed feelings.

This is also understandable.

Truth or Dare is definitely not a dangerous game, nor is it an outrageous game. Of course, it's not without exception, and it's not uncommon for some people to bring up excessive content in games. But the game itself is a social game and a party game, so there is no problem. It is not easy to ban it.

I can't think of a solution to this kind of trouble.

In fact, there are really not many good ways to solve this kind of thing.

"It's best to solve this matter from the source." Chen Xiaoqiu said.

Everyone knows that this is the most direct, quick, and neat method, but no one has a way to solve the source of this matter yet.

The atmosphere in the office became dull.

We still have to work.

After driving to the Sixth Village of Workers and Peasants and meeting Director Mao, of course she wanted to ask about Xiao Zhang.

I had to briefly talk about Xiao Zhang’s situation. From what Director Mao heard, Xiao Zhang was so stimulated by the accidental death of his friend that he became mentally disturbed. She was uneasy about this and was afraid that Xiao Zhang would make trouble. But she had no choice but to sigh.

When other people in the neighborhood committee heard about this, they were also in an uproar and felt uneasy.

They don't know the worse situation now, otherwise they might be afraid.

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