"Quick, follow them."

Bai Sang immediately followed the birdman and rushed forward.

Soon, the birdman's figure disappeared from the window of the highest point of a residential building.

"Shall we go in?"

He looked at Bai Sang while eating meat but not garlic.

"How about you stay here and provide backup, and I go up to check it out?"

Bai Sang thought for a moment and then took out the Swift Boots.

"Do you think we could run vertically up to the top of this building?"

The feet of those who eat meat but not garlic have already been fitted with combat boots.

"I just like to take the road less traveled."

If you don't want to go into the residential building, then walk up vertically.

Bai Sang believed that as long as you have the speed, nothing is impossible.

Like time travel, theoretically, doesn't that mean exceeding the speed of light?

They accelerated forward and instantly appeared outside the top window.

The window was open, and the two of them took off their shoes the instant they rushed in.

At this moment, they also saw the true face of the birdman.

It's completely black, with a slightly fluffy feel.

But Bai Sang didn't find him cute at all; on the contrary, she felt a chill down her spine.

Because the birdman turned his head, his black eyes staring straight in the direction of Bai Sang and the others.

In that instant, Bai Sang even felt that the birdman had seen them.

However, the birdman quickly turned his head and looked at the empty room.

He slowly walked around the room, and Bai Sang wiped away her sweat with lingering fear.

The person on the other side who was eating meat but not garlic seemed relatively calm.

After spinning around twice, the birdman suddenly stopped and jumped upwards.

Then, the ceiling was breached, and the sound of hurried footsteps fleeing could be heard.

It turned out that there was a small attic separated by wooden planks on top.

The person above ran around twice, dodging the birdman's claws.

He jumped down through the hole.

It's that man who claims to be very lucky.

"Holy crap, a giant bat!"

Upon hearing this name, Bai Sang couldn't help but shudder again.

"Bats are just naturally terrifying."

Good luck said something else, and kept dodging around the room.

"Holy crap, what are you doing? How did you see me?"

"Don't hit me! Let's talk this out. I'll help you find someone else, and you let me pass, okay?"

Good luck keeps coming.

The giant bat, however, grinned maliciously and pounced on Good Luck.

"Eat you to replenish my body, and I'll be able to level up."

"You have good luck, and if I eat you, I'll have good luck too."

Good Luck heard this and ran even faster.

"Is my good luck finally over?"

Bai Sang stood still, watching the giant black bat make its move.

His attacks all seemed to be instinctive, simply biting and scratching.

After watching for a while, Bai Sang roughly understood the giant bat's tactics.

"Alright, cat and mouse, it's time to switch roles."

The sudden sound made both the bat and Good Luck stop what they were doing.

"Bats are rodents, so they should indeed be rats."

The next sentence made Good Luck suddenly understand something.

He stopped, looked at Bai Sang as she slowly revealed herself, and suddenly smiled.

"Honey, you're so smart."

"You're so smart, why don't we team up? I'm lucky, and you're smart, maybe we can actually escape."

The phenomenon of eating meat but not garlic has also emerged.

"Oh, there's one more."

"I don't know what use you are."

Good Luck watched Bai Sang and the man who ate meat but not garlic with a grin.

But the giant bat turned and pounced on Bai Sang.

Knowing that Bai Sang was afraid, the one who ate meat but not garlic kicked the giant bat away.

"Not bad, not bad. You're quite skilled. If the three of us join forces, we'll definitely be able to get out of here."

Bai Sang breathed a sigh of relief when she saw the giant bat being kicked away, and then hid closer to the meat-eater-not-garlic person.

"Hey, tell me, is your luck something you were born with? Did you ever win the lottery before?"

Good luck grinned.

"Yes, it's innate. I was able to stumble into this ghost story thanks to my good luck."

"How about we team up?"

Bai Sang looked at Good Luck, "It depends on your performance."

Good Luck seemed to curse, then looked at the bat that was pouncing on him again.

"Teaming with you is an honor, and you still dare to refuse me."

Bai Sang shrugged and hid behind the person who eats meat but not garlic.

"See? You've turned on me. You can turn on me like that. Who would dare team up with you?"

Good Luck was stunned for a moment, and in that instant, the giant bat's claws were already upon him.

"You are despicable."

Good Luck let out a shout and was about to jump out when a giant bat grabbed his thigh.

"Meeting you guys has really ruined my luck."

He cried out pitifully, but Bai Sang remained unmoved.

What's wrong with Sister Sang? Why is she so cold-blooded?

[Holy crap, is this cold-blooded? Anyone would have asked my sister to save him, how can he be so shameless?]

[Yeah, it's a miracle that Sister Sang can even survive in the ghost stories, let alone keep saving people. Sister Sang's life isn't worth it.]

[But the streamer seems to be handling it with ease, and if he's so capable, why isn't he going to rescue them?]

Hey, you upstairs, stop babbling and go ahead.

"You don't deserve good luck obtained through sorcery."

Bai Sang spoke, her voice calm.

"Your good luck probably includes at least twenty lives."

[Twenty lives sacrificed for good fortune! Those who are spouting nonsense, come out and tell me, is this kind of person worth saving?]

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