Fate in online games

Chapter 86 Stepping on a Landmine
Su Xueming rolled her eyes at him angrily: "Boring."

There is a gloomy forest with unknown blackness floating, and she is not afraid of being fake at all. Although she knows that this is just a game, the game is too realistic. Layers of goosebumps.

At this moment, she was suddenly glad that this dungeon was not a single-player dungeon.

Jian Qi sneered, and didn't expose her. Just because she didn't immediately shake off his hand on her shoulder, he knew that she must be afraid. After all, she was just a 20-year-old girl who hadn't seen much in the world.

"There is no prompt for this mission. It only shows that the level has not been cleared. I haven't seen any monsters around. I don't know how to pass it. Why don't we go to the front and take a look."

He turned his head to look at her, with a playful smile on the corner of his mouth.

She responded lightly, pushed him away calmly, and walked side by side with him.

The rustling sound of the leaves being blown by the wind seemed empty and vast in the silent night sky, but because he was by her side, her heart was miraculously at ease. Thinking about it this way, he was also somewhat useful.

"Crack" sound.

He turned to look at her.

She lowered her head stiffly, and saw the skull under her feet. Because her merciless trampling had broken into pieces, she almost scared her to death. Without any hesitation, she immediately lifted her foot and left.

The moment she lifted her foot, the gentle wind around her suddenly began to howl, turning into wind blades and attacking her. Before she could react for a while, she was pulled away by a strong force.

He resolutely protected her behind him, and a dagger glowing with blue-black light appeared in his hand, and quickly sliced ​​through the whistling wind blades. Before he could dodge in time, a tingling sensation slid through, a slender scratch appeared on his cheek, and a few drops of blood burst out, appearing extraordinarily red on his pale face.

A wave of wind blades passed by, but there was no second wave under his preparedness.

Su Xueming also reacted, pulled out the magic wand and held it in his hand, and scanned the surroundings vigilantly. It was quiet and there was no doubt.

"This may be a trap, dear Taohua, you seem to have stepped on a landmine." He turned his head to see where she stepped on just now, and the broken skull had disappeared.

Another name was changed.

She also looked at the empty ground. It seemed that the skull just now was just an illusion. If the scratches on his face were not still there, she almost thought the attack just now was an illusion. After all, she only stood ten feet behind his broad body. In a second, everything is gone.

He reached out and touched the bloodstain on his face, and smiled evilly: "It's really a wonderful rescue operation, how is it? Have you been fascinated by my heroic hero?"

This time she didn't even give him a look, but frowned: "I don't know how many traps there are, should we continue to move forward?"

"If you don't want to leave, it doesn't matter if we stay here until the end of time. I don't mind at all if I have beautiful women as companions." He glanced at the dark night sky regretfully, "It's a pity that the scenery here is not very beautiful, and there is no Star."

This man has never had a serious time!
She continued walking without looking back.

His wanton laughter echoed in the forest, and he quickly followed her pace.

All the traps, large and small, were encountered by them, and they avoided them without any risk. What made her ashamed and angry was that she touched every trap, and he never touched it once!
"Hey, don't be sad, no matter how many mines you step on, brother will settle it for you."

She couldn't help but glanced at him, he wasn't talking big, his skill and level were all there, she saw his level 36 when he first formed a team, and she didn't know how he practiced, She always thought that her upgrade speed was fast, but now she saw him and realized that it was not worth mentioning at all.

(End of this chapter)