Chapter 34 Un Entertainment But just as he picked it up, a playing card...

"Let me see, where should I start..."

Roue's nearly 10-centimeter-long nails traced back and forth along the midline of the rabbit's abdomen, while she muttered to herself incessantly.

Jiang Yang hid under the cloak, trembling involuntarily at the shocking scene before him. He subconsciously took a step forward, and Ji Yang's hand landed on his shoulder.

"Don't go, she's dead."

Through a layer of skin, something underneath, whose shape was uncertain whether it was human or not, was touching Roue's hand.

As it moved, the rabbit writhed passively on the table.

Then, under Roue's stroking, it gradually calmed down, and a dead rabbit, naturally, would no longer move.

The young man clenched his fist, and in his line of sight, one of Roue's fingernails suddenly pierced into its belly, causing Roue to become active again.

Blood splattered over, and Ji Yang pulled up his cloak to shield himself, then lowered it again, revealing that his once prominent belly had now shrunk.

Then a naked child covered in blue spots rolled over and crawled out of the belly.

He stood on the table, almost twice the size of a normal newborn, wobbling precariously.

The shadow was cast on the wall, and Jiang Yang could clearly see two rabbit-ear-shaped protrusions above the shadow's head.

Roue seemed utterly incredulous, backing away in horror. "How could this be? This is impossible!"

Jiang Yang felt as if someone had patted her head twice. When she looked up, Ji Yang's sharply defined jawline was just passing by her.

Ji Yang instructed, "Close your eyes," and then the cloak fell onto him. Jiang Yang gripped the collar tightly and obediently closed his eyes.

The sharp sound of a longsword slicing through the air reached my ears.

Roue said, "It was you! You killed Barry!"

His response was the sharp pain of the sword tip piercing his flesh: "You! I won't let you get away with this!"

"I'll wait."

Ji Yang twisted the sword hilt with all his might and pulled it out. Roue looked down at the black hole that had pierced his heart, his face full of resentment, but in the end, it shattered into pieces.

"Can I open my eyes now..." Jiang Yang asked softly.

Ji Yang glanced at the curtains, then looked at the child dozing at the table. "Wait a little longer."

After saying that, he walked to the child's side, but his gaze fell on the child's belly, which was now just a thin layer of skin. The child opened his mouth and burst into tears.

The crying brought a wave of dizziness to the two of them, and Jiang Yang was forced to open her eyes.

Ji Yang frowned in annoyance, but the child suddenly pointed in his direction, crying and shouting, "I want him to hold me!"

Ji Yang followed his hand and saw that the cloak was still effective.

Jiang Yang tentatively took two steps, and the finger not far away seemed to lock onto him and moved along with him.

The child opened his mouth, which seemed rather unreasonable.

Just as he was about to start howling again, Jiang Yang rushed out and hugged the child tightly.

As the cloak fell to the ground, Jiang Yang's figure appeared, and Ji Yang saw his clumsy but cautious appearance.

When Jiang Yang looked at him from the front, he noticed that his lips were split into three pieces, and the bruises all over his body made him look particularly gloomy.

She gently patted his back, enduring the biting cold, and whispered soothingly, "Okay, okay, don't cry."

Suddenly, a new message popped up on the long-silent panel:

[Player Jiang Yang has been forcibly bound to the Holy Infant. Players can use the account normally after their identity is restored. Instructions can be found in the player's email.]

If the player fails to regain their player identity before the end of this trial, the Holy Infant will be auctioned off as an unclaimed reward.

[Player detected as lacking panel operation permissions; Holy Infant temporarily held by the system]

The next second, the crying child in his arms vanished. Jiang Yang stared blankly at his arm, and Ji Yang stepped forward and asked with concern, "What's wrong?"

Jiang Yang shook his head. Perhaps a hug would reveal that he was the Holy Infant, but Roue was the first to be gripped by fear.

"Is Roue dead?"

The ground where Roue died was littered with shards of glass.

When Ji Yang killed Barry, there was still obvious human blood, but there wasn't any in Roue.

"No."

"Why?"

"Perhaps he came here tonight only for..."

To remove the child by cesarean section.

Before Ji Yang could finish speaking, his subordinate shoved Jiang Yang, his expression grave, "You go out first."

Jiang Yang didn't ask any questions and hurriedly ran outside. Ji Yang then instructed him from behind, "Just wait at the door."

He nodded without turning his head. It was pitch black outside the door. He braked suddenly from inside the doorway, thinking that this was the entrance, and simply stopped.

Ji Yang threw out a playing card, which hit the rabbit hard on the belly that had been exposed at some point.

A small fragment of a tarot card above looked as if someone had grabbed it and was moving it furtively when Ji Yang's flying playing card landed right below the tarot card.

In the hide-and-seek game, Nan Ke cried out in pain.

The game begins.

Nan Ke only had time to hide in one of the outer dormitories.

He pushed the door open forcefully, and the door panel made a crisp sound as it hit the iron bunk bed behind it, attracting many rabbits.

But when they all rushed in, only Nan Ke's coat and an empty perfume bottle remained in the middle of the dormitory.

The pungent smell of cheap perfume in the air interfered with their sense of smell.

At this very moment, Nan Ke had already taken advantage of the chaos to rush into the hall while deliberately luring them there.

Although the hall was spacious, it was still difficult to pinpoint a person accurately in the foggy atmosphere.

Moreover, he had also thrown in a sufficient amount of sleeping pills, so a large number of people in the dormitory must have collapsed by now.

Suddenly, the elevator, which was running, came down from the upper floor and stopped on the second floor.

Hearing the noise, Nan Ke moved closer to the side, her eyes fixed on the opening and closing elevator doors.

How could it be him?

Roue stepped out of the elevator, and Nan Ke watched as he ignored the rabbit that pounced on him and walked straight toward the dormitory area.

He couldn't help but wonder, could it be... that they're not in the same space now?

Thinking about it, he sprayed himself with plenty of perfume, the strong scent making him want to sneeze.

He rubbed his nose vigorously twice, carefully avoiding the rabbits around him.

Some rabbits smelled the same odor as those in the dormitory, and perhaps thinking of their fallen kin, they subconsciously avoided the same smell.

Therefore, Nan Ke was not particularly restrained in his actions.

Following behind Roue, I watched as he turned the corner and went into one of the dorm rooms.

They paid special attention to the dormitory room number, and it turned out to be 213, the room they originally wanted to go to!

Roue didn't notice him, and he boldly walked inside, naturally seeing what was happening on the table.

Shouts, madness, fear...

Until it broke.

He realized that something must have happened at Jiang Yang's place.

He was right on the right side of the table, facing the rabbit's dissected abdomen.

The child slowly stood up from the belly, revealing the small tarot card hidden under the skin.

He was surprised to find that what he was looking for was right here.

Just as he was about to reach out, the child suddenly turned his head and looked over.

Even though Roue couldn't see him in the hidden game, the child's gaze landed precisely on him.

Nan Ke took a deep breath, but to his surprise, the person in front of him opened his mouth wide.

He hates it when kids cry! Damn it!

The sound of rabbits running came from the corridor. Nan Ke gritted his teeth and said, "Don't cry!"

What followed was his even more intense crying.

He pointed to the corner of the wall, "I want him to hug me!"

Alright, seeing that it had nothing to do with him, Nan Ke lifted the tablecloth and crawled inside.

The crying gradually stopped, and Nan Ke could only barely see the lower part of the legs from under the table.

The rabbits rushed in impulsively, but then someone shouted, "Isn't this the boss?!"

The hoarse voice calmed all the rabbits down, and they remained silent for a long time.

Finally, they left the house.

Once it was clear that there was no other movement, Nan Ke quickly crawled out, and his subordinates eagerly reached for the small fragment.

Just as he picked it up, a playing card slid through the air and struck his wrist. His hand immediately lost its strength, and the fragments fell back onto the table. The playing card covered the fragments, steadily catching the beads of blood seeping from Nan Ke's wrist, and then instantly absorbing them.

Nan Ke covered her hands, her eyes red-rimmed, silently confronting Ji Yang.

[Un Entertainment Observation Room - Nan Ke's Perspective]

"Does anyone know why they're both fighting over this? What is it?"

"Yeah, they all have talent, but this is just a fragment and can't be used."

One observer zoomed in on a screenshot, in which a hand and a golden horn could be vaguely discerned.

"I know! It's the Judgment card! The Judgment card!"

"Trial? That sounds familiar... why does it feel like..."

(A violation of the rules was detected in this observation room. The observation room will be banned for one day.)

Along with Nan Ke's observation room, Ji Yang's was also sealed off, also for the reason of discussing "trial".

Upon receiving the feedback on the processing result, Ji Yang put away the panel he used as Judge 007 to handle the violations. He had been prepared to expose his identity when he intervened in the system as Judge 007.

However, he cannot allow any news about the "trial" to get out now.

A white thread emerged from Nan Ke's sleeve. As if he had expected it, Ji Yang sighed helplessly, "Nan Ke, you knew perfectly well."

"So what!" The voice seemed to come from nothingness, fragmented and incoherent. Nan Ke understood what he meant and refused outright.

"It doesn't matter, your game is over."

"No!"

Nan Ke lunged forward, but the playing cards, infused with his blood, floated up and bound him to the spot.

Ji Yang never intended to discuss it with him; he was simply counting down the time until the countdown ended.

Congratulations to the player who won the Hide and Seek Bunny game!

Nan Ke was sent back to the hall, and due to inertia, he fell onto the cold floor of the hall.

Ignoring the pain, he ran towards 213. Jiang Yang came out and called out to him in surprise, and Ji Yang followed behind him.

He...was late.

Just like that year, when I arrived late.

Standing in front of room 213, Nan Ke looked up, her emotions turning into tears that kept falling from her eyes.

Her hand was pulled up, and Jiang Yang's gentle voice, tinged with laughter, sounded in her ear, "Boss, why are you still crying from pain?"

Nan Ke glanced at Jiang Yang vaguely, sniffed, and said, "Am I really useless?"

"How could that be, brave gorilla?"

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Author's Note: There's a little slash today~

I cried as I wrote this.

It's mainly a feeling of knowing everything and then crying for Nanke.

Waaaaah, I really want to show you the whole story!

Damn it! Why can I only write 3,000 words a day?!

Hey, hurry up and write!

The author says: I'll write more if there are any requests or interactions from readers!

(Mainly because, hahaha, Xiao Lu has been so busy lately, the comment section is about to be taken over by Bei Xiaolu, who is actually watching me write every day! I'm secretly confessing to you guys in the back row, hehe~ *sneezes*)