Not knowing how many ghosts had infiltrated this space, and fearing she might accidentally injure her teammates, Xiao Jin dared not linger for too long.
Sure enough, a chilling gust of wind suddenly swept by, carrying a coldness that seemed to freeze blood, heading straight for Xiao Jin.
She reacted quickly, and just as the cold wind was about to hit her, she jerked the steering wheel around with both hands.
Like wild horses, the bumper cars made a stunning turn, narrowly missing the gust of wind. The tires screeched as they rubbed against the ground, sparks flying everywhere.
The ghost that attempted to attack Xiao Jin while riding in the bumper car was actually a girl who looked to be around ten years old, with a pale face, empty eyes, and a strange smile on her lips.
She seemed furious at her failure, and a sinister glint flashed in the little devil's eyes as she looked at Xiao Jinshi like a venomous snake from an abyss, sending chills down one's spine.
However, this sinister light lasted only a moment before it abruptly transformed into astonishment and disbelief.
In that split second, Xiao Jin did not hesitate at all. She moved to the side, and the Shard Blade she held tightly in her hand flashed, cutting through the darkness and aiming straight for the little devil's head.
The kid's reaction was quick enough, but he was still a beat too slow.
In the instant the blade flashed and the ghostly figure crossed, the shattered shadow easily severed the little ghost's head from its body, as if cutting tofu.
The little devil's head tumbled through the air a few times before finally falling helplessly into the darkness.
Before she died, her gaze towards Xiao Jin was filled with shock and resentment...
[Ding—Player has killed a fierce ghost and gained 500 points] The system notification sounded at the right time.
Xiao Jin took a deep breath; it seemed this tactic had worked.
She had initially thought that players might be unable to harm the vengeful spirits within this space. But the system's reward was like a death sentence; she knew how to react.
For the next twenty minutes, this space seemed to have transformed into Xiao Jin's hunting ground.
She was quick, accurate, and ruthless. Every ghost that Xiao Jin encountered was quickly and easily eliminated by her, earning her a large sum of points.
This game is really shameless. It only has ten players, but it's bringing out a whole horde of ghosts!
Moreover, Xiao Jin also encountered some formidable ghosts during this time.
For example, a little devil singing terrifying nursery rhymes that can bewitch people.
The nursery rhyme was eerie and unsettling, as if it could evoke deep-seated fear in people, and the surrounding air seemed to distort and deform with the melody.
Upon hearing this, Xiao Jin was instantly transported back to his previous life, to the day he perished alongside the Zombie King.
The pain of the self-destruction of her superpowered core was excruciating, and the agony she had forcibly forgotten resurfaced. Xiao Jin vowed that she never wanted to experience that kind of pain again.
The scene felt like it happened yesterday, so vivid that Xiao Jin couldn't break free instantly. It was A Mo, who had been wearing a bracelet-like design on Xiao Jin's wrist, who bit her, finally bringing Xiao Jin back to reality.
The nursery rhyme ghost wasn't a particularly powerful ghost, otherwise it wouldn't have resorted to such tactics. Once Xiao Jin regained consciousness, she quickly killed it.
Despite all that Xiao Jin has been through, what just happened was only a fleeting moment.
The moment she opened her eyes, she swung her long sword, the nursery rhyme stopped abruptly, the little devil's body stiffened, and she cut him in two with a single stroke.
In addition, there was a mad killer wielding a long axe.
The axe flashed like a dragon, slashing towards Xiao Jin with a whistling sound. Xiao Jin quickly leaned back, narrowly dodging the attack, and then swung his sword back, colliding with the long axe and creating dazzling sparks.
However, due to the short time available, neither the human nor the ghost could defeat the other.
However, Xiao Jin seemed to have drawn the enemy's hatred, and in the following time, the vengeful ghost came to ambush them several times with a long battle axe.
But in the end, Xiao Jin, with his superb agility and keen insight, finally found the ghost's weakness and pierced its chest with a single strike.
As for the last one, it was the one that gave Xiao Jin the biggest headache.
It was a vengeful ghost, its body tattered and capable of spewing venom. Despite its small limbs and battered appearance, it was agile and adept at stealth.
Seemingly knowing that Xiao Jin was not someone to be trifled with, this guy never dared to get close, and would only throw poison bottles from afar in the dark.
The first time, Xiao Jin didn't know this and directly used Shattered Shadow to shatter the flying poison bottle.
The corrosive venom, like molten lava, suddenly poured over Xiao Jin's body. She groaned, her body trembling involuntarily.
Immediately afterwards, the venom began to corrode her exposed skin. Xiao Jin's face and the back of her hands felt as if they were being burned by fire, and an indescribable pain shot straight to her head.
"Ugh—!" Xiao Jin gritted her teeth.
'Pfft, pfft...'
The sound of corroding bubbles rose and fell, and within a few seconds, the muscles on Xiao Jin's face and hands were completely corroded away, revealing the stark white bones beneath.
The bones still had some bits of flesh and blood clinging to them, making them look exceptionally pitiful.
She struggled to lift her head and, noticing that the venom was still spreading along her wound, Xiao Jin acted swiftly and without hesitation took out the antidote she carried with her and drank it down in one gulp.
Immediately afterwards, she took out a red pill from her system inventory and swallowed it.
As the effects of the medicine and pills spread rapidly throughout her body, Xiao Jin's wounds began to heal quickly.
The additional symptoms caused by poisoning—such as blindness, suffocation, and severe colic in the internal organs—gradually disappeared.
The incident just now taught Xiao Jin a lesson.
When he heard the sound of approaching wind again, Xiao Jin had to be careful, dodging the venom's attacks while looking for an opportunity to counterattack.
Later, Xiao Jin came up with a solution: she could pinpoint the location by sound. She could pinpoint the attacker's location the instant the poison bottle was thrown.
To this end, Xiao Jin even took out his composite crossbow and equipped it with his new cursed crossbow bolts.
The arrows dealt bonus damage to the vengeful spirits, and the opponent, a fragile mage, was quickly riddled with arrows by Xiao Jin.
Whether the vengeful ghosts were afraid or not, Xiao Jin didn't encounter a single ghost after that, but she did see other players.
Upon meeting, both Xiao Jin and Cui Mingyang were momentarily stunned before their figures crossed paths.
Although it was only a glance, Xiao Jin could sense that Cui Mingyang was generally quite at ease. His clothes were rather disheveled, but his complexion was good.
Then there's that big idiot Luo Bin. I don't know which little devil he offended, but someone suddenly jumped up, grabbed his head, and covered his eyes.
If Xiao Jin hadn't reacted quickly and dodged, the two would definitely have collided.
In the end, it won't be her who suffers, but rather the unseen Luo Bin who will fall off the bumper car unexpectedly.
Luo Bin: "Mmm~~"
Xiao Jin: "..."
Before parting ways, Xiao Jin did not forget to kindly rescue him by tearing the little devil off Luo Bin's head.
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