Capítulo 1523: Chapter 1523: Death List (36)
Chuzheng left the shop and returned to her place.
She waited until there were fewer people on the street before heading out.
Avoiding the crowd, she walked and paused, observing the surrounding buildings, slowly heading into the darkness outside the small house.
As Chuzheng stepped into the darkness, everything around her suddenly went quiet, as if she had stepped into another world.
She tried to walk forward a few steps, and the darkness in front of her suddenly dispersed, with various bizarre images flying past her eyes.
So strange scenes kept drilling into her mind, as if trying to instill those unfamiliar images in her.
Chuzheng frowned slightly and calmly moved forward.
The farther she went, the more images flashed before her eyes.
Everything imaginable was there, from career advancents and wealth to being surrounded by handso n…
Everything that people sought in the world seed to be found here.
Chuzheng: “…”
Ha!
A master wants for nothing.
Chuzheng didn’t walk too far ahead; she stopped, wandered around, then took out the eggs and placed them on the ground.
Chuzheng thought for a mont, then knocked the eggs against the ground a few tis.
This should make them co out faster, right?
Little ones, I’ve tried my best for you to co out sooner.
Don’t disappoint my high hopes.
Chuzheng knocked each egg a few tis, ensuring there were no issues, and then leisurely followed the Yin Xian to leave.
Just as she walked out of the darkness, she saw quite a few people standing outside.
In the front was that gloomy child, and beside him stood the short-haired girl from the ‘bank’.
Both of them were looking in her direction. Chuzheng, with her hands in her pockets, walked out calmly to face them.
However, it seed like these people didn’t see her. Chuzheng walked past them, and no one reacted.
–
Three days later, Chuzheng received the death list again.
Xi Mu and Jih Youtang were still on it.
Now they were certain that the ga was deliberately dragging them into it.
Xi Mu speculated that the ga had discovered they knew they could take things out of the instance, so it deliberately lured them in to openly kill them.
This ti, the instance was a desert town, and desert creatures were their biggest enemy.
However, under the cooperation of these three… uh, no, under Chuzheng, Xi Mu, and Jih Youtang, leaving was nothing, and bosses were like tofu to Chuzheng.
“Congratulations on clearing the ga.”
The short-haired girl handed an access card to Chuzheng, smiling sweetly.
“Are you trying to kill ?” Chuzheng stared at her, asking bluntly.
“Why would you think that? This is your survival ga; we have no rights to interfere.”
“Then tell , who pulled into the ga?”
The short-haired girl said, “I can’t tell you that.”
“Fine.” Just you wait!
Chuzheng took the identity card and left. As soon as Chuzheng left, the short-haired girl imdiately had soone follow her.
It turned out the person tracking Chuzheng reported that she never ca out after returning to her room.
During the day, Chuzheng only went out to spend so points, buy so cards, drawing envy from many players, and did nothing else.
For the next half month, Chuzheng didn’t enter the ga.
Xi Mu was up to sothing unknown; Chuzheng couldn’t find him either.
Jih Youtang, on the other hand, was wandering aimlessly every day.
“Little sister, see you in the instance.”
Jih Youtang shouted at Chuzheng from across the street.
Chuzheng felt a pang in her heart; sure enough, returning ho, she saw the death list with her na prominently on it.
Is it too late to change my na now?
They promised a year off, and now what’s with dragging into several instances every now and then?
What kind of lousy ga is this!!
–
In the following period, every ti Chuzheng entered or exited an instance, she behaved properly, without doing anything out of line—but not so in the instance.
Things like beating local hunters, destroying the keys for passing stages, and causing group clearing of instances…
Of course, as long as she didn’t break the rules, the ga couldn’t touch her.
Now everyone going to instances with Chuzheng felt quite fortunate.
As long as she was in a good mood, group-clearing the instance was no problem.
——The Grim Reaper Player was out of luck though, always ending up alone.
The players were happy, but Chuzheng wasn’t too pleased.
Each ti she thought she’d get a Thank-You Card, but ended up receiving none!
So heartless.
After all, she helped them clear so many instances; is a little gratitude so hard? Not a single genuine one, where’s the trust between people?
On the other side, the people constantly monitoring her reported everything in detail.
No abnormalities found, and those in charge of the ga were stymied.
They suspected Chuzheng was up to sothing, but had no evidence.
After several rounds, Chuzheng once again stealthily slipped into that darkness.
She first went to check the place where she left the eggs; the ground was clean, with nothing there.
The last eggs were a bit troubleso, still needing to hatch.
But the ones caught afterward were all ready-made adult models.
Chuzheng released everything all at once; there were all sorts of things, creating a chaotic ss of sounds.
After releasing everything, Chuzheng imdiately left.
She patted her non-existent red scarf on her chest after getting out of there.
Doing good every day!
It was quite an effort bringing you out, don’t let down.
Chuzheng leisurely waltzed back to her place, and when she reached downstairs, she saw Xi Mu approaching from the other direction.
The young man in his fitted suit, jacket slung over his shoulder, flapped gently in the breeze, exuding an air of impatience and agitation—a very imposing social boss aesthetic.
“Xi Mu.”
Xi Mu looked up with narrowed eyes, pausing his steps, waiting there for her.
Chuzheng walked over unhurriedly, her tone as cold as ever: “You ca looking for ?”
I haven’t seen him in days, no idea what he’s been up to.
Could he be up to no good behind my back?
If so, won’t I have to clean up after him?
No way I’ll allow that!
“Just passing by,” Xi Mu replied dryly, turning his head aside: “What were you doing outside?”
Chuzheng casually made up an excuse: “Taking a walk.”
“You, taking a walk?” he thought she only knew how to spend points.
The information he received was all about her squandering in her room.
Chuzheng was displeased: “Why, can’t I take a walk? Who set that rule?”
“…”
“Why are you here looking for ?” If you want to take the fall, no way!
“I wasn’t looking for you,” Xi Mu said impatiently, “I was just passing by.”
He’d already said that; didn’t you understand?
Who would co looking for her!
Chuzheng suspiciously debunked him: “To get here from your shop, you need to take a two-block detour. Passing by?”
Xi Mu: “…”
Why do you know so much about my shop?
Seeing her put him in a bad mood, he just wandered around, and who knew he’d end up here and run into her.
Xi Mu fell silent, and just when Chuzheng was about to say sothing more stinging, a Bastard ca to block her, limiting her performance.
Chuzheng had to change tack: “Want to co up for a while?”
“It’s too late…”
Chuzheng dragged Xi Mu upstairs without delay.
Quit dawdling, I said co up, so you’re coming up.
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