Chapter 156 Sister's Voice
"elder sister?"
Louis' eyes lit up, and he moved to the back door in a flash, his hand already on the door handle.
The sound of the door lock popping out was obvious. Lilith shuddered, and the elderberry wrapped around Louis's hand faster than her movement.
In the middle of the night, at 2:30 in the morning, a female voice suddenly appeared in the silent campus. Every child who is familiar with horror stories knows that if the door is opened, it will definitely lead to death!
Although Lilith's own strength was insufficient, the elderberry branches were quite resilient. Louis was unable to break free, and his expression became cold and sinister.
"Take it away, I heard my sister's voice."
"No, you can't open the door until you figure it out."
While speaking, Lilith had already walked over quickly, and put her hand and elderberry on Louis's hand. Her eyes were full of disapproval, but the sentinel's eyes were even colder.
"I said, take it away!"
A powerful aura erupted in an instant, and the scales of the strange snake exploded. Its cold golden vertical pupils stared at Lilith, and it spit out a long snake tongue.
The tip of the letter almost touched Lilith's cheek. The huge cold-blooded animal's body pressed against the mottled ceiling, as if looking down at an ant.
Lilith's heart was empty for a moment, and she became more determined not to open the door. Just hearing the sound had made her become so irrational. If she opened the door and saw something outside the house disguised as his sister, wouldn't Louis be even more out of control?
The sound outside the door kept repeating, each time more tense and rapid than the last, and Louis's expression became even colder.
No, she looks exactly like his sister, doesn't she? Subtle thoughts flashed through Lilith's mind. Just as she was thinking about how to break the deadlock, the entire space suddenly shook.
The tables and chairs were shaking, the fans were shaking, even the glass windows were shaking, and with a burst of shattering sounds, the classroom collapsed.
Lilith's vision suddenly turned completely black, and she felt weightless. Only the floating glass fragments reflected the scene in the classroom.
The next second, she saw the abandoned teaching building again, with Louis holding his head and the somewhat listless Alien Snake beside him.
Could it be that not letting him open the door was too much of a blow? Lilith curled her lips, a little angry, and said nothing. She hated teammates who were not obedient. It was the same as letting Louis be stronger than her temporarily.
Louis must be made to realize his mistake. How could he be so easily seduced by illusions?
After a brief stalemate, the snake finally shrank to about two meters and poked Lilith with the tip of its tail. It then stuck out its tongue in a certain direction in the thick fog.
"Is someone coming?"
Lilith keenly sensed a strange aura approaching. It didn't look like an out-of-control monster, but it was probably not a good person either.
Although she wanted to figure out who the visitor was, now, she could see that Louise didn’t have much fighting power, so she might as well go back first. Anyway, the classroom was here and she wouldn’t run away. She could come over at any time.
"Hey, someone's coming. Do you want to be discovered?"
Lilith said confidently, and Louis finally came back to his senses. The look in his eyes was not as impatient and angry as she had imagined, but rather a bit complicated.
He walked silently to Lilith's side, then grabbed her collar and returned along the same path with his spirit body.
If he wasn't tall enough and Lilith had bent her legs slightly, this posture would have been quite awkward.
Lilith's mental barrier was still in effect. If she wasn't afraid that he would lose control and hurt her, she wouldn't have tried so hard.
The thick fog gradually thinned out, and in the silence, Louis suddenly spoke,
"sorry."
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Louis held the girl down and struggled hard, wanting to see his apology. His voice was a little awkward.
"Actually, that voice just sounds similar, but my sister wouldn't speak in that tone."
"If she doesn't get a response, she won't waste her breath. Beneath her gentle exterior, she's actually a bit headstrong. No, I can't say she's headstrong, she's very straightforward."
When Louis saw the classroom, he realized that the window was actually the dark hole he could see from outside.
He stood in the center of the illusion, looking up at the connected holes, which were classrooms one by one. It was not an illusion, not a mirage, but a real existence, the angle of folded time and space.
"But even if there's a one in ten thousand chance, I still want to confirm whether that's my sister. If it's wrong, then I'll just die. But if that's really my sister..."
That means that during these twenty years, my sister lived alone in that strange place. The nights were dead silent and deserted, with only empty classrooms.
Just thinking about this possibility, Louis felt so heartbroken that he could hardly remain calm.
"Next time you come, you can stay outside and I'll go in by myself."
"Forget it. We're all going in together. If we separate, who knows what kind of hell we'll face."
Lilith sighed and looked at Louis' face seriously.
"Your Highness, let's make a pact, okay? Next time you encounter this kind of situation, can you please listen to me first?"
It would be better if uncontrollable companions did not appear, Lilith thought.
"At least you should be able to see who's outside through the window, door lock, or somewhere else, or confirm it by asking questions. That way, you'll feel more at ease, right?"
Louis hadn't answered, and just when she thought he might not be willing to make such a promise, the wind brought a reply so faint that it was almost ignored.
"Um."
The thick fog had completely dissipated, and the sky was already slightly brighter. Some of the early-rising sentries had already begun to stretch their bodies. If they went directly over, they would definitely be discovered.
"Do you want to hide first?"
Lilith suggested politely, but saw Louis take out a piece of rainbow cloth that was slightly larger than a picnic mat. He changed his position and let Lilith sit in his arms, holding the cloth above his head with his right hand.
"Be quiet."
The spirit bodies had been withdrawn. The two held their breath and quickly passed through the scattered sentries. Someone suddenly stopped, scratched his head in confusion, and turned to look in the direction of the cube.
"Why hasn't the captain come back yet?"
Will's entire face was covered by a mask, and the locked coordinates moved quickly and disappeared in a moment.
"Tsk! I'm a step late. What is this Lilith doing in the contaminated area so late at night? She's making me work overtime too."
"This broken system is hundreds of years old. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't. I've been waiting for a few days, and only tonight did it show any activity."
He felt helpless.
"Let's go back and check for those who are still wandering around in the middle of the night."
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