The other NPCs looked in the direction he pointed.
In the crowd, a woman scread, "Why are you doing this? Didn’t you say you love ? Didn’t you say you would protect ? What are you doing now?"
The man flying in the air spat disdainfully and laughed, "You and that bastard wanted to kill , don’t think I can’t tell? I want to live a long life, you adulterous couple should be the ones to die!"
Josh hid quietly among the monsters, turning his gaze with them.
She had just thought the man in the sky was pointing at her, but it turned out to be a woman hiding not far from her side.
The woman’s face showed panic, shaking her head continuously, "I’m not a player, I’m not a player!"
To prove she wasn’t a player, she bared her teeth at the few people approaching her, putting on a fierce expression.
Josh: "..."
Other NPCs: "..."
Seeing the monsters continuously coming closer, the woman beca even more desperate, "Help, help ! Soone save !"
Josh moved closer along with the crowd.
A monster reached out its hand toward the woman.
The woman scread in agony and couldn’t hold back any longer, shouting in another direction, "Cheng, save ! Save !"
No one responded to her.
The woman’s face turned pale, her expression stiff, "Cheng, Cheng, where are you! You can’t leave !"
As the woman scread and died, the monsters drew nearer.
The woman’s screams were drowned out by the sound of the monsters chewing.
Josh lowered her eyelids, the woman’s ntal fortitude was too weak, she completely forgot that in the scenario, she appeared as a man.
Simply because another player in the sky pointed randomly, had she not given herself away, she might have lasted until another player made a mistake, or until the man in the sky was brought down.
Because so monsters were already eagerly extending their tentacles.
The player in the sky was fully exposed, with so much movent, the monsters, having not found their target in the crowd, would surely turn towards the sky.
But the woman not only scread frantically, she also covered her mouth and shrank back, completely acting like a woman, doing these things with the appearance of a man. Even if the monsters couldn’t tell, the other players could imdiately identify her as a player.
The woman died, the monsters fed, and then they dispersed.
Josh remained slowly at the spot, finally seeing the place where the woman had lain.
Aside from a few scraps of cloth and so big bones, almost nothing was left, only a faint trace of red on the ground.
These monsters, not even wanting to waste a drop of blood.
Josh’s eyes flickered slightly.
She hadn’t missed the action of those monsters continuously sniffing her as they approached.
This didn’t happen yesterday.
Today, all the players lasted over a dozen minutes, better than yesterday.
But Josh still found it strange.
What were these monsters slling on her?
Was there sothing special about her?
She recalled the monster from last night, could it be related?
The shift ended, and everyone returned to their workstations.
Shanwu saw her return, increasingly surprised, "You’re still alive?"
But Josh didn’t see the slightest bit of surprise in his eyes.
He was obviously certain since the morning that she would return alive this afternoon.
But what puzzled her was, why was he so sure?
Josh picked up the whip and skillfully began to lash at him.
Shanwu grunted symbolically, "Use more strength, did you not eat? Or returning from the shift, were you scared out of your wits?"
Josh’s lips twitched slightly, giving a hard lash, "Satisfied now, Emperor?"
Shanwu snorted, "Just a scratch, but it’ll do."
Josh suddenly asked, "I’m curious, everyone here was caught after a failed escape attempt, since you’re so formidable, why didn’t you succeed?"
Shanwu cursed while replying, "There’s always a bigger mountain, didn’t you know?"
Josh’s lips twitched again, "Useless."
Shanwu got angry, and in one breath, gave eighteen profane remarks concerning her entire family lineage.
Suddenly, Shanwu lowered his voice, "I know what you want to know, but if you survive the first three days, then ask again."
Hearing this, Josh’s expression hardened, just about to respond when suddenly a guard’s voice ca from behind, "Everyone, change places!"
Change places?
Josh furrowed her brows slightly, looking at the others.
Almost everyone moved one position to the side.
Josh stayed in place, not moving, when the person behind pushed her, shifting her to the side.
Josh looked towards Shanwu, seeing him just smirking slightly, a realization passing through her mind.
This guy did it on purpose, he tid it, knew the switch was coming, and deliberately threw out a topic to pique her curiosity, leaving her no way to revert to the previous topic.
After changing positions, before Josh was a hybrid monster, like a large cat tied to a cross.
Josh couldn’t help but soften her heart, small kitties are the cutest, why punish a little kitty?
The big cat glanced at her, "What are you looking at, never seen a Catman?"
Josh: "..."
The big cat swiped its tail at her, triggering a system-detected attack attribute, resulting in a burst of electricity on the cross, shocking the big cat into submission.
Josh examined the cat closely, it seed similar to the monster she saw in her second scenario.
Having a human body but a cat’s head.
The big cat, painfully electrified and now calm, glared angrily at Josh, "Damn humans! If not for you wretched humans inventing so many fancy things, we wouldn’t be in this state!"
"Humans deserve to die!"
"Humans are nothing but animals, just upright walking filthy monkeys, yet they truly think they’re so great, seeing you makes sick!"
"If it weren’t for you humans alluring the dean, the dean would never have agreed to live harmoniously with humans! Why should we coexist with humans?"
"This world should be ruled by cats, humans should perish soon, you beasts!"
Josh furrowed her brow deeply, suspecting this Catman was from the scenario she had been to.
If she hadn’t previously believed in sothing so absurd, since seeing a resurrected octopus monster in the newbie scenario during the last scenario, it wasn’t strange now that a Catman appeared in a single player scenario.
If it’s really a Catman, perhaps it could be tried.
She knew Catman inside out, having been a Catman herself for a few days, she knew Catman’s weakness too well.
She took out the whip, thrashing at the Catman’s most vulnerable spot.
"Ah!!" Sure enough, with just a gentle lash, the Catman’s scream nearly drowned out the others’ cries.
Moreover, marks of experintation were still evident on this Catman.
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