Help, I've become a paper man

Sui Yuesheng didn't hear clearly, so he tilted his head and asked, "What?"

In that case, it didn't affect the speed. Song Yi didn't think any more and quickened his pace again, leaving the group of kids further behind and distanced himself from Sui Yuesheng, leaving the confused protagonist behind, confusion slowly rising.

After a few seconds, Sui Yuesheng asked, "What game is this?"

He saw Song Yi's series of reactions and mistook it for entertainment, so the question naturally left his tongue.

The next moment, Song Yi's face changed, his legs almost left an afterimage, and his pace suddenly quickened. At the same time, Sui Yuesheng also realized that something was wrong and caught up with Song Yi, but it was too late, the change had already happened.

"Game...Game...Game!"

The group of children tried to speak, and their voices mixed together, repeating Sui Yuesheng's words intermittently. Their speed also increased, and their limbs, which originally looked like plasticine, became flexible.

Sui Yuesheng shuddered and quickened his pace, catching up with Song Yi in a blink of an eye, which made Song Yi stunned. He couldn't help but curse Noah's Ark in his heart again.

Is this reasonable? Humans chasing stardust, even with the protagonist buff, isn't this the same as being a rogue!

But even though they kept cursing, they couldn't stop. The difficulty of escaping increased further. Although the rain gradually stopped, there were good things and bad things. While running, Song Yi observed behind him. The children also changed. They were still dark, but with blurred facial features. They opened their empty mouths and kept shouting "Let's play together". The voices became clearer and clearer, and even seemed louder when they got closer.

Before they could come up with a solution, the children took action first. As they ran, their limbs continued to be strengthened, and as the distance got closer, they even evolved jumping and pouncing behaviors. Without any warning, they rushed straight towards the two of them.

The wind caused by the action mixed with the surrounding sounds. In the crisis, Song Yi subconsciously turned sideways to avoid the figure that was rushing towards him, but he was half a beat too slow and was approached by more children.

He subconsciously raised his hand, grabbed Sui Yuesheng's arm, and pulled him towards himself.

Sui Yuesheng staggered as he was dragged, and managed to avoid the child who rushed towards his legs. The two looked at each other briefly, and Song Yi let go of Sui Yuesheng, adjusted his body urgently, and said hurriedly: "Hide first."

The rain has stopped, but the sense of crisis has not subsided. Instead, it has shifted to the children. Even if they are unconscious, they should know that there is something wrong with these little guys. It's just that now the importance of those children has increased.

Song Yi shook the umbrella casually, and the water droplets on it fell everywhere. The next moment, he picked up the umbrella and used it as a weapon to push away the child who was approaching, and pulled away another one who was approaching. He then took advantage of the stabbing action to push away the third lucky person with the tip of the umbrella, and at the same time closed the umbrella.

After finishing this, he subconsciously turned his head to observe Sui Yuesheng's situation, but it only gave him one feeling, which was "it's better not to look at it", which was really discouraging.

After all, the protagonist may have a low starting point, but his progress is absolutely rapid. Moreover, this is not even a skill. Even if Song Yi started first, Sui Yuesheng quickly mastered the way to evade with an umbrella. Holding an umbrella in his hand, he swung it like dancing with a sword, which was quite deterrent.

Song Yi's evaluation is, who is Stardust after all.

But he had no time to think. Now was a critical moment. No matter how good the two of them were at fighting, they could only fight bravely in the face of human wave tactics, but the effect was limited. Their range of activities was constantly being squeezed, and more and more children were getting closer. Gradually, they went from fighting alone to fighting side by side. The literal meaning of "shoulder to side" was that the two of them were almost touching each other, and would bump into each other in the process of defense.

Song Yi was already in a bad mood because he was being beaten passively, and this made him even more unhappy, especially when their umbrellas collided during the next swing. Song Yi turned sideways, trying to avoid it, but the almost non-existent tacit understanding between the two suddenly woke up, and they actually dodged in the same direction, with the umbrella handles moving closer to each other.

Song Yi felt a suction force and subconsciously tightened his umbrella. His body was still tilted under the traction and the movements of his hands were deformed. Fortunately, he reacted quickly and jumped back a bit, so he was not caught by the child. However, he also realized one thing.

"I have an idea." Song Yi said.

Sui Yuesheng just stabilized his body and continued to defend himself while cooperating and saying, "Please speak."

So, Song Yi said excitedly: "Our umbrella handles are attractive and can be connected together. No matter how good they are at jumping, they are limited to the lower three moves. I don't know who taught these kids!"

The more he spoke, the happier his tone became, and his words even seemed a little incoherent. Fortunately, he continued talking the next moment.

"I suddenly had an idea. I'll find a chance to connect the umbrellas so that they face each other. I'll hold your waist and you'll keep your head down with the umbrella in your hand. This way, when I take you around in a circle, you can defend yourself from all four sides."

While he was talking, the two continued their fight and were unable to reach the level of what he called "finding an opportunity". Sui Yuesheng was silent throughout. After listening to this "good idea", he couldn't tell for a moment whether being in trouble was a good thing or a bad thing. After all, if he "found an opportunity", what would happen if Song Yizheng pulled him to implement this idea?

Sui Yuesheng took a deep breath and persuaded: "Maybe... we can think about it again, just in case there is another way?"

Song Yi asked back: "What can we do?"

This time there were two silent people.

The children were still lively, chattering and playing. Even if they were pushed away, they kept moving closer to them. Their slight resistance left no trace at all. Even if their counterattack was too strong, causing dents on their dark bodies, they quickly recovered. It was like a long battle of perseverance, which made Sui Yuesheng a little dazed and wanted to agree to Song Yi's unreliable proposal.

At this moment, gunshots rang out again. The bullet cut through the darkness, hit the ground, and splashed bright sparks. The next moment, it was spinning and burning like a child's firework. It was obviously not a real bullet, but the light was enough to illuminate the surroundings, causing the child, who was covered in black, to step back, curl up his body, and flee backwards in an extremely embarrassed manner, shrinking back into deeper darkness, and thus retreating away from them.

Song Yi raised his eyebrows and looked in the direction where the bullet came from. As expected, it was another familiar face. Manyu was squatting on the street, waving at him and whistling in an especially showy way, but this time it was to him, not Yun Su.

"Good evening, boss. Do you need any help? It's a good deal to hire me." Manyu said, then he laughed, stood up, turned his gun, and walked towards Song Yi and the others.