Chapter 111
After a while, the sparse sounds disappeared, leaving only sticky mucus on the glass.
The children behind him finally lowered their hands from covering their mouths, and they could be heard gasping for breath.
"What is that?" Lao Hei lowered his voice and asked slowly in Interlingua. They did not go out, but just sat on the ground in the corner. Lao Hei patted each child's head soothingly. Obviously, these children were very scared, but they managed to get through the fear.
"Monster, a man-eating monster." They were terrified, and every child was trying hard to hold back their fear: "Many of our classmates have been eaten by this monster. Can the uncle take us away?"
Obviously, what gave these children the courage to go out and look for someone was the desire to leave.
"Can you tell uncle what happened? How did that monster come from?"
"Our school organized a trip, and fog arose when the boat arrived here. The teacher and the captain asked us to stay in the cabin, and then the boat began to tilt. This monster climbed up and all the screaming children were eaten. We hid, and the teachers and adults disappeared. We wanted to go home." In this situation, the children hiding here were not the kind who would scream without thinking. Unfortunately, no matter how smart they were, they were just children, and the only way they could think of was to ask adults for help.
"How long have you been hiding here?" When Lao Hei decided to enter the sacrificial fog, he had conducted a comprehensive investigation of the information here. Now he had a greater suspicion that these children were dead. He had seen photos of those children, but their faces were oriental, which was too difficult for him to remember.
What's more, he didn't intend to expose the truth in this place. These children obviously didn't know that they were dead. There were man-eating monsters outside. If he exposed the identities of the dead children inside, he might be attacked from both inside and outside.
"I don't know. It was foggy outside, so we hid inside. We could only hear the monster moving back and forth outside. We were very scared. Then we heard my uncle's voice."
Hei felt like cursing, and he did, using his hometown slang. The data showed that this shipwreck was a ***, a ritual that killed over 300 children. How could such a thing happen? What a stupid, weakling! If I saw him on the battlefield, I would definitely gut him.
Seeing him remain silent, the six children were all very nervous and asked, "Uncle, can you take us home? We want to go home. It's too scary here."
What else could Lao Hei say at this time? He could only comfort them with words: "Don't be afraid, nothing will happen." He himself was in danger of life and death after entering the strange place, not to mention that these children were already dead. How could he send them home?
"boom!"
At this moment, he suddenly heard an explosion outside, which was most likely caused by his brother.
After the explosion, sticky sounds were heard from far and near outside, all sliding towards where the sound came from. After a while, it became much quieter outside.
Uncle Hei pricked up his ears and listened carefully, and heard a commotion in the distance mixed with the sound of wooden warehouses.
He packed up his weapons and prepared to get up to see what was going on.
"uncle?"
When he heard the sound, he turned around and saw six children, all looking at him with their eyes open.
"You wait here. If I can leave here, I will definitely take you away." Heiquan comforted several children and left the cabin quietly. After closing the door, several children lay behind the door and looked at him through the small window. Heishu waved to them and asked them to hide.
I groped my way through the thick fog towards the distant noise. I didn't know if the tentacles had gone away, but the density in this area was obviously decreasing and my vision had recovered a lot.
Soon he reached the stern of the ship. The huge terrace at the stern was covered with dense tentacles. Snow was tightly entangled by several tentacles and was struggling in the air.
Arthur fell on the deck covered in dust, dragging his severed tentacles. Their logistics giant, holding a submachine gun, fired at the base of Snowf's tentacles.
No one knew what this monster was. The back of its tentacles was hidden in the thick fog. It had so many tentacles that it was disgusting. The mouths on its tentacles kept opening and closing, and there was liquid on them. The submachine gun in the giant's hand was completely useless.
That thing seemed to be made of strong rubber, and the bullets fired at it were all bounced back. It seemed that the power of the forced type was not enough and could not cause any damage to the monster at all. The only thing that could hurt it was a bomb.
Everything in Uncle Hei's backpack was intended for exchange, but he couldn't care less now. Just a moment later, before Arthur could pull away the tentacles on his body, he was entangled by another tentacle. The giant holding the machine gun was also swept to the ground by the tentacles under his feet.
Uncle Hei stood on the second floor, quickly took off his backpack, and was about to take something out of it when he felt the boat under his feet, or the world, shake, just like the feeling of two cars colliding with each other.
Fortunately, Uncle Hei reacted quickly, grabbing the backpack with one hand and the railing on the second floor with the other. It was the giant who was unlucky. The shaking just now caused the giant to slide directly towards the monster.
Under the acceleration of gravity, it was thought that the giant would fly out of the ship like a parabola and fall into the sea, but he crashed directly into the thick fog, knocking a small hole in the fog that covered his body.
Only then did I see the appearance of the monster behind the thick fog. It was indeed a monster, with the bald head and bald chin of a human man in his forties or fifties, plus the beer belly of a six-month pregnant woman. That would have been fine, but the problem was that there was no clothes to cover it, and it was quite an eye-catcher.
What is even more eye-catching is this bald uncle. Below his abdomen are huge tentacles that are wriggling like clockwork. There are mouths on the tentacles and eyes in the mouths. It is already curious enough. When the monster was wriggling, Uncle Hei accidentally saw a huge mouth in the middle under the eight tentacles.
Is trying hard to capture it like a person stuffed into the mouth, the mistake is Slov, disgusting to death have a psychological shadow.
There are tentacles on both arms, 8 on each side, which are not as thick as the tentacles below the waist, so this monster has a total of 24 tentacles.
As a mercenary who has been in the business for a long time, he has seen everything, but he was still disgusted by this thing. Looking at Slov, whose face was pale and was about to be stuffed from below, Uncle Hei suppressed his nausea, took out a grenade from his bag, and jumped down from the second floor.
The struggling Slov was about to be stuffed into the disgusting monster's mouth from below. Arthur and the giant could hardly protect themselves at this time, let alone save him.
I saw Uncle Hei jumping down from the second floor out of the corner of my eye. At that moment, his dark face seemed to be illuminated by holy light. Even if he blew himself to death with a grenade, he would be a superhero to him.
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