Life Game In Other World-Chapter 56 - The Important Role of Rookie Teammates Please Favorite Follow and Vote
56: Chapter 56: The Important Role of Rookie Teammates (Please Favorite, Follow, and Vote)
56: Chapter 56: The Important Role of Rookie Teammates (Please Favorite, Follow, and Vote)
As if possessed, Liu Nan picked up the note and held it in her hand.
She turned around and looked at He Ao.
He Ao was still looking at the young man standing on the circular platform, his hand already gripping the young man’s arm as if pondering whether to pull him down from the platform.
His position was very close to the right platform, and it seemed that all Liu Nan needed to do was push him forward to get him onto the platform.
The power of this room would bind He Ao, while Liu Nan, having sacrificed the Sacrifices, could leave.
Liu Nan gazed at the young man’s back, her heart thumping wildly.
It was as if a beguiling voice was whispering in the depths of her consciousness,
in such a sealed space with only two people, whatever she did, no one would know.
Later, as long as she blamed everything on this bizarre room and yard, no one would blame her.
After all, as a weak woman who couldn’t even truss a chicken, what could she do to harm the powerful He Ao?
Who would know that to kill this powerful man in front of her, she just needed to gently push him forward?
In that instant, countless thoughts flashed through Liu Nan’s mind.
She lifted her foot, about to take that step.
But in the very next moment, she stopped, took a deep breath to calm herself down, and large drops of sweat slid down her face, her back already soaked with cold sweat.
She crumpled the note in her hand into a ball and threw it under a shelf.
Greed and desire are an endless Abyss.
He Ao had never harmed her and even owed her gratitude; she knew there were some things she couldn’t do.
If she did them, there would be no going back.
At worst, she could die here.
“What’s wrong?”
He Ao seemed to sense something amiss and turned to look at Liu Nan, who was taking deep breaths.
“I…”
Liu Nan opened her mouth to say something, but before she could, the small printer made a noise again, and a new note was ejected from the printer.
He Ao’s gaze fell on the note, and Liu Nan’s did too.
This time, the handwriting on the note had changed to,
[Woman]
A cold feeling crept up Liu Nan’s spine.
She opened her eyes slightly and stared blankly at He Ao, unsure of what choice he would make.
He Ao was much stronger than her; he didn’t even need to ambush her.
So the printer directly, in front of her, offered a new option for Sacrifices—the sacrifice was her, in exchange for He Ao’s departure.
It was a divisive scheme, simple enough to be seen through at a glance.
But the key to a divisive scheme was never about whether it could be detected, but about human nature.
He Ao calmly walked past Liu Nan to the small printer, picked up the note,
“He Ao…”
Liu Nan opened her mouth, but said nothing.
If He Ao wanted to kill her, anything she said would be in vain.
“What’s up?”
He Ao looked at her curiously.
He casually placed the note on the burning kerosene lamp beside him, the fierce flames slowly kindling the paper, then he returned to the printer, opened its lid, looked at the layers of white paper inside, and put the burning paper on top.
He also picked up the crumpled note from the ground and threw it into the pile.
The fierce fire blazed up suddenly.
The entire printer made a creaking noise, as if it were groaning in pain.
“Nothing, nothing,”
Liu Nan quietly watched He Ao, and for the first time, in the light of the burning fire, she clearly saw the face of this classmate of hers.
He was lean, with delicate features, and unruly hair on his forehead.
At first glance, he did not seem very handsome, but strangely, he was quite pleasing to the eye,
She took a slight breath and asked, “So, what should we do next?”
“Smash.”
He Ao revealed a calm smile, his hand resting on a shelf beside him.
“Smash?”
Liu Nan clearly did not understand.
“Whatever it is, the place where its gaze is focused is often where it treasures the most, which is also its weakness,” He Ao turned to Liu Nan.
“And in this room, the most dazzling place is this collection of items all around.”
Saying that, he pushed with his hand, and the large exhibit shelf swayed, tilting to one side and toppling.
From the very beginning, he had never thought of complying with the rules of this room, forcing others to leave their own possessions here in order to leave, that was robbery; forcing others to sacrifice the lives of their companions in order to leave, that was incitement to murder.
Clearly, the rules of this room were not legitimate, and the guy making rules from within this room was also a lawbreaker.
Demolishing the illegitimate place and apprehending or shooting dead the lawbreaker was called acting bravely for a just cause.
Bang——
The toppled display rack collided with another, and the specimens neatly arranged on top began to fall one after another.
After a split second of silence, the entire space exploded as if a nuclear bomb had detonated.
Pigs, sheep, cats, dogs, countless ‘specimens’ came to life at this moment and crazily surged toward He Ao.
“Go.”
He Ao didn’t hesitate, he grabbed Liu Nan and started sprinting through the room.
While running, he kept toppling the display racks along the path and yanking down anything he could pull.
The room became even more enraged, and the ‘animated’ specimens became increasingly frantic in their charge to block He Ao’s movement.
He Ao reached out, lifting Liu Nan into his arms and casually took an old-fashioned shotgun from nearby.
He moved swiftly, quickly reaching the entrance and toppling all the display racks in the middle. freewёbn૦νeɭ.com
Then he placed Liu Nan at the entrance, “Stand here, don’t move.
You’re very important, don’t leave the entrance.”
Liu Nan was too weak and could easily become a breach in the battle situation, so He Ao wanted to place her in a relatively safe position.
His requirement was that teammates don’t volunteer, just obey commands, which Liu Nan seemed to be doing quite well.
Liu Nan knew she was being looked down upon, but she didn’t speak.
She was aware of her own limitations, weak, and fully understood just how lacking she was.
After positioning Liu Nan, He Ao looked at the old-fashioned shotgun in his hand.
It was a classic double-barrel shotgun that allowed bending the barrel to load shells.
He Ao broke open the gun barrel and found, to his surprise, two loaded shells.
This shotgun was actually a type of scattergun that relied on the explosion of gunpowder to project pellets and cause damage.
But the gunpowder in the shells might have been dampened over time, affecting the firing.
He Ao cocked the shotgun and turned to fire at the charging pig specimen,
Misfire.
He fired another shot,
Still a misfire.
Useless thing.
He Ao threw the shotgun out the door, thinking there was still a chance to test his marksmanship.
Super Memory, explode!
He Ao charged forward, twisting the neck of the pig specimen with his bare hands.
When the enemy hides in the shadows, attacking their must-save target is the strategy to break the situation.
However, He Ao hadn’t expected the guy behind the scenes to also have the ability to control these specimens, but it seemed that it could only control specimens made from dead creatures, not substances that never had life to begin with.
And these specimens, they were weak.
Moreover, He Ao realized that once their heads were twisted off, these specimens would lose control and collapse.
So, without much effort, he dealt with all the specimen animals.
The scene fell into a brief awkward silence, then He Ao casually toppled another display cabinet against the wall, scattering the bronze wares it contained all over the floor.
The entire room shook violently in an instant.
At this moment, the opposition was truly enraged.
A young man with a fiery red body appeared instantaneously in front of He Ao; his eyes blood-red, his muscles bulging, and he slammed down a fist.
Indeed, even Bull could be controlled.
He Ao didn’t retreat, he dodged and charged forward.
At the same time, as He Ao and the young man became entangled in a fight, a vague hand slowly extended towards Liu Nan, who was standing at the entrance.
Just as it was about to touch Liu Nan, a light laugh sounded in its ear,
“Caught you.”
The importance of a rookie teammate, using oneself as bait!
Liu Nan:…
He Ao hadn’t lied; she really was important, although she didn’t want to be important in that way.
