Chapter 93: Tooth House
When several people saw its fangs, they all stepped back and blocked the door, thinking: "The fangs? Aren't they in your mouth?"
If this is not a tooth, then what else is a tooth?
But they soon realized something was wrong: the fangs were obviously not its original ones.
The old lady looked very old, with a hunched back, but her legs and feet were surprisingly flexible.
It was muttering to itself, its upper and lower jaws opening and closing with a clicking sound, and it was almost biting them.
Suddenly, a strange guy was about to bite his face. Coleman was scared and subconsciously punched him in the face.
The old lady was hit so hard that one of her sharp fangs was knocked out. She took two steps back and continued to bite them as if nothing had happened: "Do you see... my teeth? My teeth are gone..."
It was indeed gone, having been knocked down.
Seeing that he could knock out its teeth, Coleman immediately understood what he meant. He rushed forward, pinned the monster old lady down, and began to pull out its teeth.
Others immediately went over to help her press.
In the clinic on the other side of the corridor, there was a sound of something heavy hitting the door, followed by a series of scratching or gnawing sounds.
Coleman had just roughly pulled out half of the monster old lady's teeth when the door of the consulting room was pushed open.
Another group of humanoid monsters came out with dull expressions, filling the corridor like zombies, asking as they walked: "Where are my... teeth... where are my, teeth..."
The lights above their heads continued to flicker as if there was poor contact, but no one had time to pay attention.
Coleman looked at the monsters rushing towards him, and he broke and smashed them with his hands, and finally pulled out all the fangs in the monster old lady's mouth.
Although she had no teeth and only bare gums in her mouth, as soon as the men released their force to suppress her, the monster old lady bit Coleman's hand and moved her upper and lower jaws back and forth fiercely.
Coleman suddenly said in confusion: "...and teeth."
When Lu Jiamu heard this, he immediately bent down and pulled the monster's lips. Sure enough, he saw that the gums that had been toothless had begun to grow new small fangs.
Is this still reproducible?
Coleman called out briefly: "Door."
Without her saying anything, Lu Jiamu was already ready to go and see what was going on with the door at the other end of the corridor.
He held the key and ran directly into the pile of monsters.
The monsters immediately opened their mouths wide, revealing fangs of various colors, trying to bite him, but all their bites missed. Some even bit other monsters because they bit too hard.
The teeth in the monsters' mouths were visibly out of place. Some of them seemed to be canine teeth from large carnivores, but they were too big to fit in their mouths, making it impossible for them to close their mouths.
Some of them seemed to be the teeth of some small rodents, but they were too small. You couldn't tell unless you opened your mouth. But when you started opening and closing your mouth, you could see those densely packed little teeth, as if they were funny.
Lu Jiamu ignored the monster and ran to the iron gate and turned it twice, but it didn't open. He then tried to insert the key into the keyhole, but it didn't go in either.
It seems that the keys to the hospital doors are not universal.
After Lu Jiamu tried and failed to open it, he ran back.
His actions attracted the attention of many monsters. Some monsters even started biting each other and huddled together in the corridor, restricting the progress of subsequent monsters coming out of the room. The speed of the monsters' movement suddenly slowed down.
Seeing that Lu Jiamu didn't open the door, the people over there guessed what was going on. They pushed and shoved to avoid the monster while trying to find clues.
Coleman tied up the old lady and took the lead in opening the door of a clinic, and saw that the room was covered with teeth.
The teeth were densely packed on the walls and on the ceiling, all white.
Several people who saw the scene were dazzled by the white teeth.
Sitting on the operating table at the innermost side of this room full of teeth is a monster with teeth embedded in its face. Its appearance makes people feel embarrassed just by looking at it.
But it didn't just bite randomly like those monsters outside, but it seemed to be carefully operating something with tools in its hands. On the workbench lay a humanoid object that didn't know whether to live or die, and the tweezers in its hand held a sharp tiger tooth.
It tilted its head, and looked over through the gaps between its teeth with a pair of dim eyes. It said in confusion, "Tooth... Tooth... I can't find it..."
The few people still standing outside the door were thinking with tingling scalps: Your face is full of teeth, what is there to not find?
At this time, the text prompt appeared again: [The dentist hid the key in a place where no one can find it.
It wants to invite you to play a game. If you win, you can get the key it has hidden. If you lose, you must leave the tooth behind.]
Since they already knew that it had hidden the key to the door, the few people certainly didn't want to play any games with it anymore.
Coleman hopes to knock it down directly and get the key.
But the text prompts that the decision has been made: [Number of identifications: 65
The game started off very successfully.
The dentist gave the following description: There are many teeth of various shapes and colors collected in this room, but the dentist can't find the right tooth.
The dentist has made many unsuccessful attempts and now feels very confused.
The rules of the dentist game are as follows: The patients' teeth have started to rot. Before all of their teeth rot, replace them with the most perfect teeth.]
Those monsters with sharp teeth outside...were they created by it?
The monster beside the operating table moved its mouth, as if it was smiling. The movement of its mouth corners activated the facial muscles, and the white teeth on its face collided with each other, making a series of tiny clinking sounds.
It moved its mouth again, and said indistinctly amid the sound of its teeth knocking against each other: "You...can't find...your teeth...leave them here..."
Although Lu Jiamu was not with them just now, he also saw the text description and learned that they had been forced to be involved in the dentist's game.
Now the monster was just sitting quietly beside the operating table and didn't look dangerous at all.
When Lu Jiamu came in, he closed the door gently and locked it.
Although the monsters outside didn't have as good hearing as the ones in the previous corridor, they all had eyes and could see clearly where everyone had gone. They immediately followed and kept banging on the door: "Tooth... I can't find my tooth..."
Soon there was a sharp rustling sound, as if the monsters outside the door were gnawing at the door with their teeth, but they couldn't bite it open in a moment.
Lu Jiamu moved away from the door and began to look at the teeth growing on the wall.
There are all kinds of shapes and colors and all races.
The most correct and perfect teeth? It should refer to the teeth in the mouths of those monsters outside when they were still human.
Now those monsters' teeth do look quite mismatched.
Lu Jiamu touched his chin and said, "The most correct and perfect tooth should be in this room."
Several other people thought so too.
It is not difficult to find human teeth among the messy animal teeth on the wall, but it is a test of eyesight and very tedious. Moreover, it is difficult to tell whose teeth they are even if you find them.
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