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In an instant, almost everyone connected the previous clues. The body in the subway, the biting homeless man, the bizarre fake death—this is clearly a Zombie Instance dungeon!
Lawyer Li's face turned pale again, like a piece of unevenly dyed cloth, quite a spectacle.
In the chilling silence, the hem of Miss Pang's shirt finally gave way under the strain, suddenly bursting open—beneath the fabric, her abdomen was covered with a dense mass of rats!
These rats, stripped of their fur, their bare skin covered in bloodstains, appeared to still be alive as they clung tightly to Miss Pang's flesh. Their naked tails wriggled like worms, emitting a strong, foul odor.
Xiao Cai Faced with the horrifying scene of blood and flesh, she turned pale and fainted with a short, sharp scream.
Liu Lian Staring at the fat mouse, trembling with disgust, almost vomiting; while lawyer Li had already dashed out several meters in a flash, passing by someone squinting to see more clearly with their glasses Shi Tau.
Yu Jin stood the farthest away at the moment, and seeing the others standing there dumbfounded, immediately called out, "Hey, you guys, run!"
Miss Pang tilted her head, and her murky eyes immediately locked onto Yu Jin. It was only then that everyone noticed the eerie changes in her facial bones, as if they had been elongated, causing her features to appear scattered, resembling an extraterrestrial from urban legends.
The next moment, she moved - she suddenly sprang up, the mouse on her stomach squeaking and running around wildly, her limbs twisting and flailing in a contorted manner, like a mollusk, heading straight for Yu Jin!
In almost an instant, the newly formed team quickly fell apart, scattering and fleeing in panic.
Yu Jin had not yet felt the actual sensation of being chased by a monster. After running a few steps, he couldn't help but turn his head back, and as a result, he was almost scared out of his wits.
Miss Pang was just a hair's breadth behind his neck, and when he turned his head, he almost bumped into her face!
Her face showed signs of decay, with irregular cracks resembling an animal about to shed its skin. Her eyes were hollow and lifeless, her mouth gaping open at an exaggerated angle that seemed impossible for a human to achieve—Yu Jin had no doubt that her jawbone might just fall off. Her thick saliva dripped incessantly, giving her a terrifyingly ravenous appearance.
Yu Jin was so frightened that his limbs went weak, relying on adrenaline to support his frantic escape. Physiological tears and mucus flowed uncontrollably, a sweet metallic taste filled his throat, and all he could hear was the rushing wind and the increasingly erratic pounding of his eardrums, while the stench followed him like a shadow.
How do they kill the zombies in the movie?
Headshot? We don't have guns, can we beat them in hand-to-hand combat?
What are the weaknesses of Zombies?
Is the design for an unarmed encounter?
Yu Jin rushed forward with her head down, her mind racing quickly. She heard a piercing scream behind her: "Oh my goodness! What kind of mouse is this? It's so disgusting!" Suddenly, a foul wind swept past her from behind.
Wait, this is underground, no sunlight. Normally, creatures living underground would have degraded vision, so... could Zombies rely on hearing to determine their location?
Yu Jin suddenly felt a surge of energy and, suppressing her fear, turned around—Miss Pang was indeed charging towards the Shi Tau!
He was excited to have guessed the answer correctly, and immediately continued running forward to create some distance. He turned back and shouted to Miss Pang, who was playing hide and seek with Shi Tau s, "She should be catching people by sound! Throw the phone playing music out!" Miss Pang suddenly turned her head at the sound, like a sensitive radar, and instinctively pounced towards the louder sound of Yu Jin.
"I'll distract her first, you grab the phone!" Yu Jin turned around and started running wildly, praying for Shi Tau to act quickly, while frantically reaching into his own pocket - the coat pocket was deep, and his phone was stuck inside and couldn't move.
Shi Tau was stunned, hesitated for two seconds, and then scrambled to the ground to find the lost phone in the tangle.
At this moment, Yu Jin even felt that his back had been splashed with Miss Pang's saliva—
"Huluwa~ Huluwa~ Seven gourds on one vine~" The cheerful theme song of "Huluwa" played, and Yu Jin almost teared up. It was simply divine!
The stench behind suddenly changed direction.
Liu Lian Maintaining the shooting posture, she slowly sat down on the ground. Just now, she turned the volume of her phone to the maximum and threw it hard into the distance.
Yu Jin also collapsed on the ground, finding it difficult to get up for a long time, and feeling the delayed soreness of his muscles.
Meanwhile, lawyer Li was squatting in front of Yu Jin, not saying a word, and made eye contact with the silently panting Yu Jin, showing an awkward smile.
Miss Pang quickly got her phone and fiddled with the square device, seemingly unable to figure it out. She let out a series of frustrated cries while viciously smashing the phone to the ground.
The crowd fell silent, holding their breath, as they watched Miss Pang go from rage to calm, ultimately leaving behind the shattered phone and walking away unsteadily.
"Did she leave?" Shi Tau asked first.
"She should have left," Liu Lian replied.
"Let's go, let's go," Yu Jin continued, "the stench is gone."
In the pitch-black tunnel, only the sound of mice rustling remained.
Xiao Cai on the ground also woke up at this moment with a confused look, causing everyone to cast envious glances at her.
After this battle, Yu Jin has become the spiritual leader of the team. Although lawyer Li still looks a bit awkward, he no longer tries to make some dad-like remarks, and people find him much more pleasing to the eye.
The team finished their rest and continued to move forward. After walking for ten minutes, they arrived at a Y-shaped intersection.
On the left, there was still a dark subway tunnel, while on the right, a metal door blocked the way. The door looked very old, just wrapped in wood with iron, its edges were rusty, and it was not locked, almost as if tempting someone to open it.
Yu Jin turned around and humbly asked the most knowledgeable about online gaming, Liu Lian: "Do you think this is the entrance to the underground palace?"
Liu Lian: "Um, maybe?"
Yu JinOnce again, she sought their opinions with her eyes, one by one.
The crowd responded with looks of no objection.
It seems that everyone had no particular thoughts. Yu Jin coughed twice and took the lead in pushing open the iron gate.
Behind the gate, a colder atmosphere hit them, and everyone smelled an indescribable odor, unable to tell if it was the smell of mold or some other foul odor. Before them was a long and narrow passage, with huge square Shi Tau s piled up on both sides to form towering walls. Beneath their feet were smooth Shi Tau steps, narrow and steep, as if leading straight to the depths of the earth, with no end in sight.
Yu Jin walks at the forefront, with a detective's attitude, carefully inspecting every inch of Shi Tau with a flashlight, quickly figuring out something.
"It seems like there's a carved pattern on each Shi Tau here," he pointed to a faint mark, "feels like some symbol with symbolic meaning, doesn't it?"
Everyone gathered around to look, and they saw a neatly carved circular pattern in the upper left corner of the Shi Tau brick, resembling two snakes entwined together.
Xiao Cai exclaimed, "This is the totem of the Ye family!"
Seeing everyone looking at her, Xiao Cai explained somewhat embarrassedly that she was a student in the history department at A University, and her recent research topic was the ancient architectural culture of City A, which happened to be directly related to her major.
Xiao Cai became a bit excited, "This is a legendary family. 'Yeh' was the surname bestowed upon them by the ruler at the time when they rose to prominence, which to a certain extent represented their status. Legend has it that the members of their family were particularly talented in the arts, especially skilled in designing intricate mechanisms. As a result, the Yeh family once received the ruler's favor and constructed some truly miraculous buildings."
When it comes to the field she knows, the usually reserved Xiao Cai's voice also became louder: "However, in the records that exist, these buildings are all in the 'land of no heaven and no day', so despite many in the academic community attempting to prove the existence of the Yeh family, they have not been able to find any specific physical evidence." She caressed the uneven wall and murmured, "Underground palace... underground palace! Could this be one of the miracles built by the Yeh family?"
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