Ten Days End

Having said that, Qiu Shiliu still looked confused.

She knew she was not a smart character, so she could only take the dumbest approach -

that is, to enter as many doors as possible, and then find a way to leave all the information she found somewhere, praying that the teammates outside can see it by some chance, after all, she can't survive anyway.

Thinking of this, Qiu Shiliu turned around again and "moved" towards another door not far away, and the scene within her sight began to fly rapidly behind her.

But after just a few seconds, she stopped believing, and all the scenes around her stopped.

Sure enough, when people are in despair, they will burst out with inspiration that they have never thought of before -

Just before entering the door, Su Shan had told her that if she wanted to explore this space, she needed to abandon all the inherent common sense.

In this case... Qiu Shiliu turned around and looked at the door she had just entered.

Then why did she choose this door to move?

There is only one reason, that is, it is close enough to me. According to common sense, if time is limited, the closer door will be easier to reach.

If this is true, coupled with the condition that "it is not me who is moving, but the space", then the movement logic just now should not be "I go to the closer door", but "please ask the nearest door to come closer to me".

Qiu Shiliu covered his forehead with his hand, trying to quickly cool down his overheated brain.

In other words, it is precisely because the space just received the instruction "please ask the nearest door to come closer to me" that the entire space will move, and will eventually let himself stand in front of that door.

"If this theory is really correct..." Qiu Shiliu breathed, "I don't need to enter these doors randomly..."

She let her belief return to stability, and then slowly closed her eyes.

Sure enough, I can't rely on "common sense" here.

If this space can accept such abstract instructions, then theoretically I can do everything.

She felt that she should be the only living person in this strange space, and also the "God" here, and everything here can move according to her beliefs.

At this time, she abandoned other thoughts in her mind and repeated a sentence with great concentration-

"Please bring the most important door closer to me."

The abstract description made Qiu Shiliu stunned for a long time. There was no change around her. She could only empty her mind and concentrate on meditation.

I don't know how long it took, but I finally felt the sound of wind in my ears. The wind blew from the front and from the side, as if the whole space was moving and turning rapidly.

In order to ensure the success rate, Qiu Shiliu did not open her eyes, but just kept closing her eyes and repeating the sentence. After just a while, all the wind sounds disappeared.

She waited for a few seconds before slowly opening her eyes.

The scene in front of her did change, but because she had been closing her eyes, Qiu Shiliu didn't know which direction the space was moving in. She could only confirm that she was no longer in the original direction from the many doors in front of her.

But soon she discovered something strange.

There was no "door" in front of her.

The nearest door to her was at least hundreds of meters away according to common sense, but she was stuck in an empty place.

Was it because of her lack of faith... or did she infer the wrong direction from the beginning?

Is there no so-called "important door" in this place? In other words, is Xuanwu's weakness not here at all...?

Qiu Shiliu was about to close his eyes and think again, but found something strange in front of him.

There seemed to be a light spot floating in the air, very close to him.

Qiu Shiliu frowned and stared at the light spot. It felt that the light spot was at most the size of a coin, and there was a pattern flashing in it.

"Could it be... this... door...?"

Qiu Shiliu slowly widened his eyes and walked forward slowly.

This light spot was too small to be considered a "door" at all. At best, it could only be considered a "hole".

If it was the so-called "most important door", how could we get in and out, and how could we know what was inside?

Qiu Shiliu paused, leaned forward, and aimed his eyes at the hole.

…

"Sister Jiu... It's okay." Jiang Shi leaned against the wall and said, "I'm fine... You go to Xuanwu, your ability is also important."

After hearing this, Bai Jiu sighed and said, "Why do you think I stayed here?"

"How could I not know..."

Jiang Shi coughed twice and squeezed out a littleWith a bitter smile, he blinked his only remaining eye, making the black hole on the other side look even weirder.

"Sister Jiu, don't worry... I'm definitely hopeless, I don't know when I'll die, you're just wasting your time here."

"But you said you didn't want to die alone, that would make you feel particularly scared." Bai Jiu said expressionlessly, his tone was also particularly cold, "I'm here to die with you."

"Yes..." Jiang Shi slowly lowered his head, "Thank you... Sister Jiu... Don't worry, I'm not in pain now, so I don't know when I'll die... It could be the next second, or it could be a few hours later ...You can talk to me..."

Bai Jiu nodded: "What do you want to say?"

"I..." Jiang Shi thought for a long time, then shook his head, "Forget it... I'll recite the book."

"Okay, you recite, I'll listen." Bai Jiu replied, "Don't be afraid, I'm always here with you."

He nodded: "Storytelling and singing operas to persuade people, three roads to walk in the middle. Good and evil will be rewarded in the end, the righteous way in the world... The righteous way in the world is... It is..."

Jiang Shi recited, his expression was aggrieved, and tears began to roll out of his only remaining eyeball.

Bai Jiu stood there and looked, then frowned and bent down, reaching out to wipe Jiang Shi's eyes.

"Don't cry, little Jiang Shi." Bai Jiu said, "You don't hurt anymore, but it will hurt if you cry."

But Jiang Shi couldn't stop crying at all, and he kept lying on the ground sobbing.

Bai Jiu could only sit beside him and stroke his hair. Although the two of them looked similar in stature, Bai Jiu was like an older sister, comforting Jiang Shi softly.

"Little Jiang Shi, don't cry. I know you are most afraid of pain. Now it's okay. It doesn't hurt anymore." Bai Jiu's voice began to choke.

She reached out to wipe Jiang Shi's tears. Just as she was about to say something, she suddenly found something strange in the black hole of Jiang Shi's other eye.

Bai Jiu held Jiang Shi's head and carefully stared at his eye that had been taken away by Xuanwu a long time ago.

But she found that the next second, an eye appeared out of thin air in the black hole.