0p0 Chapter 384 When the Doll Becomes a Heartthrob (22)
Chapter 384 When the Doll Becomes a Heartthrob (22)
Chapter 384 When the Doll Becomes a Heartthrob (22)
Once the door is closed, apart from the sounds inside the room, no sound outside can be heard.
The hour hand ticked away, pointing to 12 o'clock.
A new day has truly arrived.
The silence was broken when clear footsteps were heard in the corridor outside the door.
The crisp sound of leather shoes hitting the floor seemed to come from right next to my ear.
There is always an illusion that it is about to stop in front of you.
Sui Yu lay alone on the big bed, listening quietly to the noise outside the door.
It seemed that the purpose was to make everyone hear clearly. Even if they didn't open their eyes, the movement outside the door was extremely clear.
"what--"
A scream like explosives exploded beside everyone's ears, and Sui Yu covered her ears because of the sudden loud noise.
Qi Zhao, who was sitting on the sofa at the end of the bed, suddenly had a cold look in his eyes.
Seeing that Xue Jianshuang and the other two who were closest to Sui Yu, who was being indulged because of her child form, had already gone to help Sui Yu cover her ears, she stood up and walked towards the small living room of the suite.
In front of the door closest to the corridor, he suddenly kicked the door panel hard.
The 7-centimeter-thick rustic wooden door made a loud noise, causing the sound of a heavy object being dragged outside the door to pause for a few seconds.
"Disturbing people's sleep in the middle of the night, is this how the manor treats guests?"
Xie Wei stood by the door with a cold face and followed suit.
"This wedding doesn't look like anything high-end. It's worse than if we had spent our own money on it. It's rubbish."
Almost as soon as the first sentence was uttered, the wooden boards outside the door began to creak and make a harsh scratching sound.
If it weren't for the constantly sparkling pink crystal hanging above the door panel, perhaps the place where the nail scratched would have changed.
But there is no if.
It is a consensus that entering a dungeon means a life-or-death experience.
If you die, you can only blame yourself for your incompetence. No one will risk their life for a stranger.
Only by having a hard heart can you survive.
They couldn't save the people who were dragged out, but since they wanted to create fear, there must be a place for it.
What Xie failed to do was to make the noise quieter so that those taskers who were frightened by it would have less emotional fluctuations.
At least, fewer people will die.
His gaze turned to Qi Zhao who was walking back, and he seemed to understand more about the rumored cold-blooded and ruthless Qi Shen.
As for Sheng Wuming and the others...
Maybe I just don't have the energy to feel any emotions towards people other than myself.
Xie Wei sat down on the small sofa by the door and watched silently.
Knowing he couldn't get in, he scratched the door with his nails, and the force landed on something soft.
As if deliberately creating a terrifying atmosphere, the sound of blood gushing out as the nails dug into the flesh could be heard clearly.
The struggle was loud, but the sound was amplified countless times.
Even the wailing and pleas for mercy seemed to be covered by a layer of shield, and only vague sounds could be heard.
Subtle movements are amplified, while loud noises are minimized.
It's like a horror story that follows rules and is framed in a regular box, unfolding before everyone's eyes.
It was not until the second half of the night that the noise gradually died down.
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As soon as the sun rises, the room returns to its original state with excellent sound insulation.
I opened the door and walked out. There was no bloodstain in the corridor. It was obvious that it had been specially cleaned.
One after another, the task subjects opened the door to see what was going on. They looked at each other without saying much, and began to look for who had died last night in tacit understanding.
The person who died was the person who worked in the room next to Suli and the others.
The groom in that room yesterday was the one who had his head chopped off because of a mistake.
Apart from this, there were no other casualties.
The man whose wrist was cut off was breathing rapidly, and the woman next to him also looked unhappy.
In other words, it is very likely that the person who died at night was the first one to be dealt with for violating the rules.
Last night, An Jing actually had a feeling that her heart was beating faster.
As the cries for help continued to ring out, she even thought about not opening the door and dying together with him.
It was not until the sound of kicking the door and cursing was heard that she suddenly came to her senses and pulled her partner back who was about to walk out.
If nothing unexpected had happened, they would have died yesterday.
He looked quietly at Sui Yu, who was standing in the crowd without saying a word but was still particularly conspicuous.
Standing next to her were Qi Shen and Xie Wei, the two miniature versions of the red-haired and white-haired ones, who were probably the Buddha-killer and fortune-teller who had entered this dungeon.
She can save herself.
She will definitely be able to save herself.
When Sui Yu and the others went downstairs, An Jing gritted her teeth, pulled her partner, and followed closely.
Routine breakfast time.
Beibei, wearing a pink princess dress, sat at the dining table and waved to Chen Boliang and the others, "Come on, there's tofu pudding for breakfast today, and it's red bean flavored."
Sui Yu's gaze turned to the dining table as she spoke.
The colorful bowl was filled with a white, mucus-like fluid, but on top was not red beans, but blood clots.
The visual experience it gives is not tofu pudding, but...human brain.
Or the brain of a person who has just died and has been freshly dug out.
The purpose of placing this bowl of food here is self-evident.
I'm afraid it's just to disgust people.
Or maybe it's not just disgusting.
Sui Yu glanced at Suri, and seeing that she looked a little nauseous as expected, she covered her mouth with her hand and spoke first.
"Shouldn't the manor first consult the guests about their preferences and dietary restrictions before placing food on display?"
She looked at Beibei with a hint of provocation in her eyes, "We are from the East, and in the East, it is taboo not to have tofu pudding on the table for breakfast."
"This is a death curse for the guests."
"You..." She glanced around, "Are you trying to curse our distinguished guest to death?"
Beibei's shaking legs froze, her eyes turned, and she looked at the housekeeper in frustration.
The housekeeper, who appeared out of nowhere, quickly stood up and warned, "This... We've never heard of such a taboo..."
What you mean is, are you talking nonsense?
It was indeed nonsense, but Sui Yu could never admit it.
"Oh, you mean to say that you know all the customs of the East, a land thousands of times larger than your manor?"
Sui Yu raised an eyebrow, "Are you sure?"
Suli took over the conversation and added his evidence, "Yes, you are doubting the customs of our hometown, right? This is the way to entertain guests?"
The other taskers reacted and also asked to remove those things that were obviously on human bodies.
If this really happened before our eyes, and Yue brought it out, he would be accused of disrespecting the fruits of their labor, which would also be considered impolite, right?
When it comes to life, nonsense doesn't count.
An Jing took the initiative to sit down opposite Sui Yu and imitated her every move.
Sui Yu raised her eyes, picked up the blueberries with her fork and ate them gracefully, letting Fu Yu, who was sitting next to her, serve her and cut the steak.
"Today is the second day that everyone has come to the manor. Mom said that we should take everyone to look at wedding dresses."
Beibei put down her knife and fork, put her face in her hands, and made a face at everyone.
"When everyone is done eating, tell Beibei. Beibei will take everyone there. Aunt Bai should eat less so that she doesn't lose her wedding dress."
After saying that, she ran upstairs in her princess dress.