The vicious female supporting role is reborn to create everyone equally

Everyone was silent.

Min Shu remained standing, watching the "people" carrying the coffin walking towards him step by step.

After more than half an hour, the blood on the feet of the "person" carrying the coffin had soaked his lower body and was about to reach his waist. The coffin didn't look much different, but Min Shu could clearly feel that the thing inside the coffin had become stronger.

The "person" carrying the coffin took two steps, then suddenly stopped and looked straight in one direction.

Min Shu looked in the direction the coffin bearer turned his head, and saw a girl sitting there with her legs curled up and hugging herself.

She was trembling with fear and couldn't even make a sound to call for help.

The coffin lid opened instantly and the girl was sucked in.

Just like the man with the heels before, it wasn’t long before dark red blood began to flow out from the cracks in the coffin lid.

It wasn't finished just after sucking the girl away. After two more steps, the coffin lid opened again. This time it sucked away an old man. With a scream, the coffin lid closed again and more blood flowed out.

Min Shu frowned slightly.

She had actually heard of the existence of "White Evil" in her previous life.

At that time, Bai Sha had already become a cunning king, and everyone was terrified of him wherever he went. Even Dao Yin and Xiao Xing Xiu, who had obtained the marrow of the divine jade, did not dare to challenge him easily.

Those who were able to fight against the Ghost King before were either dead or had become masters in the safe zone. The truly useful information would not be known to ordinary people like them who didn’t even have any strange weapons.

Therefore, Min Shu's understanding of Bai Sha was limited to the fact that it was a fierce ghost when it was born, and in less than three months, it advanced to become a ghost king.

In the previous life, people divided these ghosts into the following categories according to their strength: ordinary ghosts, vengeful ghosts, fierce ghosts, severe ghosts, and ghost kings.

Among them, ordinary ghosts are like the square dancing aunt and the hanged ghost. Although the lethality of the two is different, their growth potential is very average. During the period of terror resurgence, the most common ones are ordinary ghosts. They are also ordinary people who are a little smarter and calmer, and they may be able to find patterns and escape.

As a small monster, Min Shu's is at the level of a resentful monster. Although it is weak at the moment, it has many abilities and the possibility of forming a monster domain, so its starting point is higher than that of an ordinary monster.

Menggui and Ligui are the levels after Yuangui grows.

The growth of a gui is usually accompanied by an increase in the number of kills.

The differences between the resentful and the fierce are, first, the number of killings, second, the rules of killing, and third, the scope of killing.

Killing more than a thousand people is a sign of fierceness and cunningness.

Killing with three or fewer rules is considered fierce and treacherous.

If the killing area exceeds the size of a district, it is considered fierce and strange.

These three do not need to be achieved at the same time. As long as you achieve one of them, you will be considered powerful and weird.

The criteria for judging a fierce ghost is much stricter. One must have killed more than 10,000 people, the affected area must be the size of a city, and one must have a ghost domain to be considered a fierce ghost.

There is no standard for the Gui King.

Because once it is born, the death toll will be in the millions. The number of human deaths is not counted in terms of lives, but in terms of cities. One ghost king will destroy at least three cities.

It would be fine if the Ghost King liked to stay in one place, but there would be no one living within a hundred miles and no grass growing.

If it is a ghost king like Baisha that can run around everywhere, it would be truly terrifying, because no one knows when it will appear and when it will leave, and if you encounter it, you can only wait for death.

At this moment, Bai Sha should still be in the fierce and strange stage, but he has already shown his terrifying lethality.

Even though Min Shu couldn't find a way to deal with it for the time being, he could only protect himself and make sure that nothing related to Baisha touched his body.

The strange coffin sucked five people in, including the man with the heels who was shattered into pieces and fell into the blood.

A carriage was not very long. After it passed and disappeared, someone said in a suppressed voice, "I know the pattern of its killing."

Everyone's ears pricked up.

The man gritted his teeth and shouted to Min Shu from a distance: "Master, can I use this information to exchange for your protection?"

Min Shu was slightly surprised. He didn't expect him to say that.

But she had already discovered a pattern of murder, so she just said, "I already have one. If what you say is the same as what I know, I will not agree to it."

Before the man could say anything, someone snorted coldly, "Then who knows if you will just take the other person's piece and say that you know that piece yourself?"

Min Shu was too lazy to bother with these dying people.

The girl who had asked the question just now also quickly spoke up: "I believe her! There is no need for her to lie to me!"

Min Shu said calmly: "How are you going to tell me?"

The girl was stunned and felt embarrassed.

There were three rows of seats, or six rows, between her and Min Shu. No one in these six rows knew whether there was anything fishy going on, but if she shouted at the top of her lungs, it wouldn't be considered as news told to her alone.

Min Shu knew the girl's dilemma and said, "Just say it directly."

The girl was stunned for a moment, then said with a sense of relief: "I found that anyone who stepped on the blood and paper money on the ground would be sucked away!"

"I know this one."

Such a simple pattern was not only noticed by Minshu and the girl, but also by most people in the car.

It’s just that for some reason no one brought it up before.

The girl pursed her lips, and after a while, she said, "There is another one..."

She seemed to be considering it, but after a long while, she finally spoke: "The coffin sucks people in according to gender. No, I'm not really sure. I can only say that based on the pattern I've seen, it won't suck in people of the same gender twice in a row. Each time it's always one man and one woman, or one woman and one man."

Min Shu really didn’t notice this.

Because the "people" carrying the coffin would pass through the entire carriage, the train was completely dark, and as long as the person being killed did not make any noise, even Min Shu would not be able to tell whether the person in the farthest seat was a man or a woman.

"How did you know?"

Seeing that Min Shu did not question this loose rule, the girl breathed a sigh of relief and said, "I... I have a pretty good memory. Before the lights on the train went out, I had memorized the physical features of everyone on the train. Not every one of them may be accurate, but I can definitely match the men and women."

Min Shu's eyes became more serious: "You mean, you know the position of everyone in this carriage, and you can tell which ones are human and which ones are ghosts?"

The girl hesitated: "I know everyone's location, but I can't really tell the difference between humans and ghosts..."

"That's enough."

Min Shu promised: "As long as my life is not threatened, I will protect you as much as possible."

The girl's tone suddenly became more choked: "Thank you, thank you, that's enough..."