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  "Where are they?"

  Su Xiaoxiao curled her body in pain. The force of the sp from Ran was so intehat it instantly left her gravely injured, not to mention that her wrist had been shattered under his foot.

  Every movement was excruciating.

  "I’m asking you!"

  After the low growl, the madness in Ran's eyes was gradually repced by a murderous i. He hadn't expected that the foolish prey he had once sidered a target would turables on him.

  What was even more ued was that Su Xiaoxiao was willing to sacrifice her life just to dey him.

  At this moment, Su Xiaoxiao remained silent, only letting out a low, mog ugh, mog the man in front of her who thought so highly of himself. Her curled-up posture made her look like a ical figure, ughing so hard that it hurt her stomach.

  Ran stepped forward and crushed her ah his foot.

  The sound of bones breaking wasn’t as crisp as expected, but rather, it had a slippery, wet sensation, as though the bones and flesh were stig together.

  Su Xiaoxiao gritted her teeth, gasping in pain without saying a word.

  The blood flowing from her wounds soaked the soil beh her. Unnoticed by them, something strange began to happen: the blood appeared to be drawn toward the stone sb by some unseen force.

  As it touched the stone sb, a faint red light suddenly spread out, like a blood-red barrier flipped over the stone sb, c the entire area around it.

  "Crack, crack."

  The sound of tiny, rapid vibrations began, as if tless giant arthropods were closing in on them.

  Ran narrowed his eyes, staring at the white stone sb now enveloped in blood mist. The sound of trembling came from the piles of bones oone sb.

  They were shaking, rubbing against each other. In his subscious, it seemed like he could hear sharp, eerie ughter ing from the bones—a prelude to a hunt.

  The bones looked like they were about to stand up any moment.

  Aranger sight appeared. The pale, withered bones were gradually accumuting flesh, and a pu, metallic smell filled the air as the white stone sb transformed into a sughterhouse.

  Ran stepped back a few paces, the murderous i in his eyes slowly fading.

  Moments ter, a strange dizziness hit him, and one bizarre image after anan fshing before his eyes. These images were not seen with his eyes, but seemed to be directly projected into his mind.

  A massive wooden ship, ons on shoulders, iron s, spears gleaming with cold light, bizarre symbols painted on them…

  A crowd of oddly dressed people gathered together, holding hands, sometimes kneeling, sometimes g, and a woman in straire poured a vessel filled with fresh blood over herself.

  Above, crows circled, ah, the bodies of seabirds y scattered.

  These images were forcibly impnted into his mind, like a needle pierg his skull and painfully iing the images into him, making it impossible tet them.

  At the same time, he could feel a strong sense of unwillingness and… rese.

  In the sed, a fsh of light appeared in Ran's eyes, and he suddenly smiled. He looked down at Su Xiaoxiao, who was lying on the ground, dazed by the strange influence, and ughed, saying, "Miss Su, I'll be leaving now. Please feel free to do as you wish."

  With that, just as the flesh on the bones was about to heal, Ran turned and ran toward the forest.

  The Fatty, who had been watg from nearby, was pletely stunned by the images in his mind and the gruesome ses pying out oone sb. He didn’t even notice that Ran had left.

  It wasn’t until the doctor appeared in his line of sight that he reacted.

  Jiang g was running toward Su Xiaoxiao's position, moving incredibly fast.

  The Fatty instinctively wao stop him, but the doctor had already run far. Determihe Fatty chased after Jiang g.

  As soon as Jiang g ehe blood-red barrier, he felt a heavy, suffog sensation. He rushed to Su Xiaoxiao's side to check her injuries.

  The Fatty quickly arrived, feeling the pressure.

  Su Xiaoxiao was still colpsed on the ground, one of her arms and owisted in irregur positions, clearly broken.

  "You won’t make it out," Jiang g said bluntly after a brief check. "With your injuries, we 't carry anyone else."

  Su Xiaoxiao moved slightly, seeming to try and make herself more fortable. After a few seds, she nodded. "I know."

  For some reason, upon hearing this, the Fatty suddenly felt a sense of pity for this woman in front of him.

  "What did Ran tell you?" Jiang g didn’t beat around the bush. After all, the creatures oone sb had already started to move, and it was clear they were preparing to hunt.

  Time was running out.

  Su Xiaoxiao painfully straightened her body, though her wrist and ankle were still dislocated, making it extremely difficult for her to move. The Fatty watched her injuries, his heart ag for her, but this stubborn woman just stared at Jiang g, silent.

  "Now, you have no choice but to trust me," Jiang g said. "Tell me what you know, and I’ll try my best to save your brother."

  Su Xiaoxiao swallowed the blood in her mouth and nodded, her voice hoarse. "Deal!"

  "The first stone pilr outside the first stone door has a clue carved in dark patterns," Su Xiaoxiao g the stone sb, speaking quickly. "Also, this mission was initiated by Ran, and the clue neer is in his hands."

  "Doctor," the Fatty looked at the creatures oone sb that were starting to move, and his voice ged with fear, "Hurry up, we o go now, or no one will make it out!"

  Jiang g g Su Xiaoxiao, his lips moved, but she smiled first. She pressed her remaining hand against her abdomen, as though trying to stop the life from slipping away. "I know what you're thinking," she said.

  Jiang g exhaled and nodded. "Then I’m ting on you."

  With that, he grabbed the Fatty, and the two of them ran toward the forest, leaving behind the creatures that resembled humans or strange, never-before-seen beings, which had now awakehey began clumsily making their way down from the stone sb.

  The creatures grew faster, more skilled, like animals emerging from hibernation, relearning how to move their bodies.

  Su Xiaoxiao gathered all her remaining strength and grabbed the on Ran had discarded on the ground. Struggling, she stood up, and before the first grotesque creature could leave the stone sb, she leapt to the edge of the sb.

  In the sed, she dropped the spear that had been supp her frail body and lu the stone sb.

  The flesh that had just groeeled off again, and tless malformed bones fell onto the stone sb. The blood mist that enveloped the space began to spin in reverse.

  Everythiuro its inal state.

  It was as if… no one had ever been there.

  (End of the Chapter)

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