Quick Transmigration Cannon Fodder's Record of Counterattacks Chapter 3079: Going Out to Sea on This Seems a Little Danger

Ning Shu watched as the girl wove a raft out of dried vines.

Calling it a raft was a bit of a stretch, though. It looked more like a straw mat.

How could something like this possibly carry a person?

Ning Shu’s eyes flickered as she turned to the tanned girl and said, “Going out to sea on this seems a little dangerous.”

She wanted to leave with this girl. Staying here meant having no control over the situation.

Ning Shu was also deeply worried about the entrustor’s mother.

The entrustor’s mother was supposed to be in a hospital, but could she really have been kicked out?

“My name is Xu Xin. My task was to e here and convince you not to leave,” Ning Shu said bluntly.

“No, no! I have to get out of here! I don’t want to stay in this place. I’m scared!” The girl’s tanned skin glistened under the sun.

Her expression was filled with terror. She backed away and stared at Ning Shu with both wariness and panic. “Are you here to kill me?

“You must be here to kill me! Everyone is always trying to kill each other. I’m scared!”

This girl had originally grown up by the sea. She’d made a mistake in joining this show.

She had seen the recruitment ad on TV. There was a ten-million-yuan prize, and since the show’s setting was an island, she thought she’d have an advantage.

So she signed up.

She was probably the youngest contestant among the twenty participants.

After witnessing someone die, though, she had grown afraid and wanted to escape.

Ning Shu shook her head. “I’m not going to kill you. In fact, I want to leave with you.”

Suspicion clouded the girl’s face. “But just a moment ago, the walkie-talkie told me that you’re here to stop me from leaving the island and kill me..”

Ning Shu: …

Wow, what a setup.

The game organizers wanted to pit them against each other.

Ning Shu said, “I want to leave here even more than you do. So far, I’ve already seen two dead bodies.

“If we keep stalling, everyone will die. We’ll be killed too.”

The tanned girl hesitated. She looked conflicted as she asked, “You really won’t kill me?”

Ning Shu removed the dagger from her waist and, with a forceful throw, flung it into the sea.

“I just got rid of my weapon to show my sincerity. Now do you believe me?”

The girl let out a breath of relief and said, “Alright, I’ll trust you for now.”

She wasn’t very old and was probably around sixteen. If it had been someone else, they might not have trusted Ning Shu so easily.

Ning Shu walked over and asked her, “How do you weave this?”

The girl held a vine in her hands and said, “I’ll do the weaving. You go find more vines like this. Make sure they’re dry and tough. The wet ones won’t work.”

The vines had to be at least as thick as a finger.

Realistically, using this to go out to sea was impossible. However, Ning Shu had other plans.

The game organizers definitely wouldn’t let them escape.

However, their interference would actually work in her favor.

In fact, she wasn’t worried that they’d do something. She was more worried that they wouldn’t do anything at all.

Ning Shu went to gather vines, using the girl’s dagger to cut them.

She searched for a long time before bringing back a bundle of vines.

But when she returned, she saw someone holding a dagger, slowly advancing towards the girl.

The girl had fallen to the ground and was now crawling backward in fear. Her voice trembled as she desperately pleaded, “Please, let me go! I just want to leave this place!”