Afterwards, Su Deng led Su Muye to a secluded spot where they sat cross-legged to rest, and no one dared to disturb them.
About ten hours later, another group of three people, looking injured and disheveled, entered, and the system voice sounded.
[The surviving players have all gathered. There are currently 278 players remaining. Please prepare to enter the final match instance of this Leap Race.]
[—Loading the copy—]
[—Instance loaded, teleportation activated—]
As soon as the words were spoken, golden teleportation arrays appeared beneath the feet of each player, teleporting them out of the area.
There was nothing beneath Su Muye's feet. Su Deng quickly pulled him into her arms and they disappeared through a teleportation array.
The scene that appeared was a plain with scattered buildings, running cattle and sheep, and colorful banners. At the end of the plain was a majestic snow-capped mountain, its height almost reaching into the clouds. The sky was a clear, cloudless blue.
There were no other players, the environment was peaceful and dreamlike, there was no danger at all, and it was so quiet that it didn't feel like a game world.
Su Muye was only five years old. With the mindset of a child, he had never seen cows and sheep before. After confirming that there was no danger, he ran off to play with them out of curiosity.
Su Deng looked at him and asked 404, "Is there a mission?"
[404: No other players are available to analyze in-game missions. Please explore on your own.]
Su Deng looked at the snow-capped mountain in the distance, thought for a moment, and then decided to go and take a look.
Su Muye ran over and joined her.
The mountain seemed so close, but it took the two of them almost five hours to reach its foot.
Even when we were still some distance away, we could feel the howling wind and snow, the biting cold, and the plains behind us where cattle and sheep were running seemed like two different worlds.
What's even more shocking is that upon closer inspection, it was discovered that this snow-capped mountain resembled a skeleton, a huge skeleton lying horizontally on the ground, with even the bone veins visible, covered by snow.
At the foot of the mountain, there were also scattered white bones lying around, some looking like people, and some like giant beasts.
In the edge area, there are several frozen sculptures, which, judging from their shapes, appear to be cattle and sheep that have run in from the grassland.
There is a road covered in ice and snow that leads all the way into the mountains.
Su Muyue sneezed. "Mom, shall we go in?"
“You are the lamp of the creator god, and the wick of that lamp. You are something that can gather all the yin and yang of the world. You should have come into contact with Yan Sizhan’s fire. It can burn everything, yet it is chilling to the bone. What are you afraid of with such cold from the snow mountain?”
"We definitely have to go in," Su Deng thought, pondering how to do so, when the evil god's voice suddenly rang out lazily.
Su Deng: "...Will you stay inside my body forever?"
The evil god said, "You won't allow me to merge with you and give you my body. How can I be inside your body? I can only sense what you are doing occasionally through my power."
Thankfully, that's how it is. Otherwise, it would be one thing if someone could analyze her thoughts through brainwaves like reading her mind, but then there's an evil god. Even if the evil god is just a wisp of evil thought and has no gender, it would still be too much of a violation of privacy and too disgusting.
Su Deng took Su Muye's hand and stepped into the wind and snow.
It was indeed cold, but not cold enough to freeze them, and it looked like there were warm spots inside the iceberg.
But the deeper you go, the colder it gets, and the more rows of skeletons covered in ice and snow appear, as well as human-shaped ice sculptures. However, these sculptures are entirely made of ice, and when you tap them, they crack into ice shards, without any flesh or blood. It's uncertain whether they are real people.
Su Muye pulled his clothes tighter and ran to the nearest fire spot to warm himself.
Su Deng looked around, but when she looked straight ahead, she saw a blinding light shooting down from the mountaintop.
Is this the start of the story quest for this instance?
wrong!
The light was aimed at her, carrying endless killing intent, and more importantly, that familiar scent!
The distinctive, unpleasant odor of the Divine Court Executors.
"Su Muye, hide!"
With a sharp shout, Su Deng drew the sword from his back to block the incoming cold light, unleashing his full power to strike back.
Su Muyue was startled, but obediently hid behind an iceberg. All he could do was hide so as not to cause trouble for Su Deng.
Bang!
Huang Qing was sent flying, crashing into the snow-capped mountain and creating a crater, with a bloody hole piercing his front.
Huang Qing crashed heavily to the ground again, blood gushing from his mouth. Looking down at the gaping hole in his chest, he stammered in disbelief, "How...is this possible..."
Even if Su Deng didn't die, she had been killed time and time again before, leaving her powerless to fight back. Now, with just a casual block, she had pierced a hole in Su Deng's body. How was this possible...?
"Mom, watch out behind you!"
Just then, Su Muye suddenly shouted.
Su Deng turned around abruptly, about to raise her sword to block, but suddenly met a pair of red and black eyes that were moving around. Su Deng was shocked, her eyes began to glaze over and become unfocused. When she came to her senses, what she saw was a mountain of corpses and a sea of blood.
She stood on a solitary rock, surrounded by an endless sea of blood, with countless corpses floating in it, and countless people crying and struggling inside.
In that sea of blood, Su Deng saw people who had died because of her since childhood, as well as people she had killed in the game, such as the butcher Zhou Hehe.
For example, there's the Dean's mother, Hua Hua, and Qin Xian.
Their eyes were filled with resentment, and they cursed her for killing them, shouting, "Give me back my life!"
Horrifying and bloody, like the eighteenth level of Asura Hell.
Is this his skill?
What a pity.
She's seen real hellish corpses, so how could she possibly be afraid of this?
What hadn't she seen in the game world along the way?
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