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Chapter 239: Chapter 236 - "Good Big Brother" (Reader 132070283642 Helmsman Bonus Chapter)

"Big brother."

In the dark corridor, those glowing eyes blinked, "Big brother, the truth is, this is really simple to explain, because the temporary dialogue box shows the distance between both parties."

"Temporary dialogue box?"

"Yes, big brother, you haven’t forgotten, have you? The first time we met in the closet, we used the temporary dialogue box to chat," Mo Yan said, his tone somewhat despondent in the night, "Big brother, so you really didn’t trust me..."

Su Ming’an stood in place, silent.

"I know, I know big brother had been through those things, and you might not trust players, but I truly am a player, I really don’t harbor any ill intentions towards big brother. I just feel that big brother resembles my own brother, and you’ve saved me... Big brother, I’ve been following you these past few days, don’t you trust me yet?" Mo Yan sighed, "If I had wanted to harm big brother, I could have done so when you were unconscious those two days, why would I keep deceiving big brother..."

"..."

"Big brother, don’t think so ill of others, there are still more good people in the world. I really do hope that big brother can let down his guard a bit more... It truly hurts me to see big brother like this..."

"Enough,"

Su Ming’an spoke, "I believe you. Just now, I was sidetracked, and that’s why I doubted you."

As he said this, he saw those eyes suddenly gleam as if they were soaked in water, instantly appearing bright and moist.

"Big brother." The eyes appeared very touched, "Big brother, you are so kind, I love big brother."

"I have other things to handle now," Su Ming’an said, "You go check the other rooms on the second floor, see if there are any other survivors."

"—Yes, big brother, no problem, big brother!"

Mo Yan immediately responded and turned to leave.

Su Ming’an, leaning against the wall, saw the bright barrage in the dark field of vision:

[I think there’s no need to doubt Mo Yan, he had plenty of chances to act, he seems like an ordinary kind-hearted player.]

[What kind of player is so kind-hearted to this extent? Almost inseparable at all times.]

[Nonsense, if it were you, saved by someone in such an Underworld instance, wouldn’t you cling to their leg? Mo Yan is just behaving normally, there’s nothing to doubt.]

[He just likes the Number One Player...]

[Something terrifying has happened, brothers, Lin Jiang is gone.]

[...I haven’t even recovered from the shock, still wondering why there’s nobody in Lin Jiang’s room.]

[Instance rollback, players who have died will not be revived... Just like that, Lin Jiang is gone???]

[Damn it, looks like this is the first top-ranked player to fall in this instance.]

[You guys still have the mood to watch the live stream? I get dizzy just looking at it, I can only dare to listen.]

[I seriously suspect there’s a contamination effect from this live stream, I feel like I’m going crazy just from watching it too long...]

[Come on, back on topic, Lin Jiang is dead? No way, with a Combat Power over a thousand, how did he die without any noise or fuss...]

[I feel like the number of players in the next instance will plummet again, seriously, nobody will dare to go.]

[...]

Su Ming’an was silent for a moment, then pulled up the Combat Power ranking.

On the rankings, Lin Jiang’s position was still there properly in place.

...This was the outcome before the rankings had refreshed.

After this world ended, no one knew what would become of her, having lost all her strength...

Yet another one gone after Iris.

Su Ming’an was worried about something.

He didn’t know how much influence this type of instance had on the other top-ranked players... whether their mental state would change, or whether the basic human limits they once had would shift?

Once those top-ranked players, those who wielded great power, were no longer bound by rules and regulations...

He leaned against the wall, slowly moving forward.

He reassured himself in his mind.

...As long as he himself kept to his original intentions, it didn’t matter what others did.

His strategy at this stage was to stake everything on himself.

What he needed to do now was to find his fellow doctor...

He walked toward the depths of the corridor.

...

"Whoosh!"

Blood splattered everywhere.

A leaping green shadow flashed by, the blade edge sharp, the blade surface reflecting a cold light.

Standing in the doorway, clothed in a white lab coat, was a tall, thin figure with a blood-red butterfly suspended at his fingertips.

At that moment, the butterfly’s color seemed particularly deep, as if it had soaked up fresh blood.

"The thirteenth one."

Lv Shu glanced at the student player wrapped in a blanket under the bed, confirmed their death, then turned and walked toward the next room’s door.

"Bang!"

He kicked against the wooden door, trying to break in by force, but it seemed like something heavy was blocking it from the inside; the player inside was desperately pushing against a cabinet, resisting the door, not wanting to let him in.

"Lv Shu — we are all from Dragon Country! Don’t kill me!" The player inside cried out in panic.

Lv Shu didn’t say a word, as a pitch-black light and shadow appeared on his body.

In the next moment, a shadow separated from him, passing directly through the wood cabinet blocking the door, and instantly appeared in front of the panic-stricken player.

"Don’t — don’t kill me! A doctor can only execute one student per night, right? Why, why do you want to kill them all — we could all work together to find clues — "

"You’re in the way," Lv Shu said.

A burst of radiance exploded from the player’s body as if they were prepared to fight to the death, but the shadow quickly stuck to them, merging with the player in an instant.

Next moment, the light in the player’s eyes scattered.

They fell to the ground, eyes wide open in death, their body still emanating wisps of black air.

Lv Shu pushed aside the cabinet and walked in, picking up the props that had fallen from the player.

"The fourteenth one," Lv Shu counted, stuffing the props into the temporary prop slot, then turned around.

"God — God!"

From the corridor outside, there came a series of shouts.

"God, I’ve found the code for the fourth position. If we find the code for the fifth position, we might be able to figure out a way to escape!"

Outside the door, a young man in patient attire came running, his smile beaming, holding in his hand a fluffy teddy bear toy.

"It’s too dangerous to escape. I don’t plan to take the escape route," Lv Shu said. "It’s fine to know the code; keep it, it might be useful later."

"Oh, okay, God," the young player said, watching as Lv Shu walked out.

"God, are you going to continue tonight?"

"Continue," Lv Shu said.

"God, actually, if we’re not trying to escape, there’s no need to kill the other students..."

"I’m not killing them for the codes," Lv Shu said. "Madness is contagious, I don’t want to be around these people who are about to go mad. They are just in the way, not worthy of being saved."

"Oh, I see," the young man nodded, his face radiating a bright smile, "As expected of God! Amazing!"

Lv Shu swept past him, heading deeper down the corridor.

"God, what are you planning to do next?" the young man followed.

"Stay away from me. Although you seem like a good person, I don’t want to kill you, but don’t test my patience."

"Eh? Come on. Don’t be like that, God, I really like you, I really feel sorry for you top-ranking players — I really feel sorry for you, God..."

"Get lost."

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