Chapter 35: The Damn Blind Box

At 6:00 AM on the 24th day of the game, Song Yu and Xiao Hei woke up from their slumber right on time.

It was time to get to work.

Sleeping in the car just wasn't as comfortable as a bed. It was a pity she didn't have a tent; otherwise, sleeping in one would have been much better. Song Yu was afraid of being ambushed by vultures if she slept out in the open.

Once she was rested, it was time to start working. Xiao Hei had actually discovered a shipping container yesterday. After packing everything away, Song Yu drove off with Xiao Hei.

"You are Lin Ruofeng, aren't you? Your test results are somewhat inaccurate, so I hope you can cooperate with me again to redo the routine examination," Dr. Li said, showing no hesitation as he bluntly stated the reason for summoning Lin Ruofeng.

The chief of the Ox Tribe nodded, then pointed toward the forest rising over ten meters high not far away and replied.

"Let go of Fairy Li of the Gao family! Fairy Li is as beautiful as a goddess with an extraordinary temperament; she is not someone a mortal like you can lay a hand on. Take your things and get out of Luoya Villa!" someone from the Gao family shouted excitedly.

The devastated Passage 879 fell into an instant, deathly silence. Pedestrians had long since fled, and most vehicles had received signals to detour, avoiding this route to keep from being caught in the crossfire.

The city Hong lived in was Nine Stars City. It was a second-tier city, more prosperous than Star Sun City. As for the level of technology, it was about the same—maybe a tiny bit higher, but not by much. However, the city's population was much larger.

Princess Lingxuan and Shang'er exchanged glances, then replied to Cai Zhixiong in unison.

But just as they turned back, a figure charged out. Rushing toward the five of them, his aura was like that of a god descending to earth, creating an incredibly oppressive atmosphere.

His left arm had already been tainted with lingering toxins, and now, with even more poison added, the part of Ximen Piaoxue’s arm exposed beyond his sleeve—previously as fair as jade—instantly turned bruised and purple.

Yet, no matter how the assassins begged their leader for another chance, the masked leader did not say another word. He only left behind a final remark as he departed.

He saw He Dashan’s smile vanish; his face twitched violently, and he sheepishly lowered his head without talking back. He Chuyi, on the other hand, simply turned his head away, gazing into the distance of the night to avoid a conflict with Wang Xiaolan.

As if to verify Ertugrul’s words, a sudden cannon blast from the city walls startled everyone. Before they could process it, a "thud" echoed as a solid shot smashed a huge hole into the ground just dozens of meters in front of them, bouncing forward.

I nodded and took Yiyi to Gao Tengfei’s side. The crowd that had gathered to watch the spectacle saw us leaving and, finding it dull, dispersed in a flurry.

Lingdang let me go, and only then did I see his disheveled state. At this moment, he could truly be described by the phrase "tears and mucus streaming down his face."

"When we leave, we’ll leave this for you. Just keep it in the cave. When you come back from hunting, you can store it there and use it again the next time you arrive. Just be careful not to let it rust," Ye Feng said. This old gentleman had helped them quite a bit, so giving him a gun was nothing.

Even if it were only a pseudo-Imperial weapon, its immense value had already been demonstrated at this auction held by the Big Dipper Chamber of Commerce.

And so, Lingdang had hauled me out of bed at six in the morning. As for my mom, she had gone out the night before to buy a tent and a lunchbox for Lingdang.

Returning to Sky Sea City, the area had been successfully defended, and the Night of a Hundred Ghosts showed no sign of advancing further.

What could it be that would make the Dragon King so furious? What on earth had happened?

Just as Commander Cao finished speaking, he swung a heavy punch. I hurriedly dodged left and right, trying my best to avoid a direct confrontation.

Although Tezuka used the term "someone," everyone knew he was referring to Fuji.