??Chapter 26: Chapter 23: I Won the Resurrection Match (4k)
Chapter 26: Chapter 23: I Won the Resurrection Match (4k)
At the stronghold, the investigators once again entered a ditation state similar to “feigned death”.
They had been trapped here for more than a week. They had already searched every place they could, and during the day there was simply nothing to do, so they could only pass the ti this way, while also reducing their bodily energy consumption.
Around ten o’clock, Zhou Yuan finally got a bit restless. He didn’t know any secret techniques similar to the Tortoise Breathing Skill, so he was just waiting here, which was a bit torturous.
He hesitated for a long ti but eventually took his opple smartphone out secretly.
The signal in the upper right corner of the screen was full, and it even automatically connected to the amusent park’s free Wi-Fi.
In the next second, a page suddenly popped up.
Zhou Yuan was instantly startled, his heart pounding.
Did it have to happen so fast? No sooner had he taken it out than sothing found him?
He thought his phone had connected to so horrifying existence and hurriedly wanted to put it away.
At that mont, the webpage’s content loaded.
The text was in Japanese, which Zhou Yuan couldn’t understand, but the picture was clearly of the Happy Castle Amusent Park!
[This is an advertisent, but it is not ant for humans. I can only tell you this—this place is no longer an amusent park exclusively for humans.]
Zhou Yuan’s movents halted, his brow furrowed slightly. He quickly turned on the webpage’s translation function to read.
This advertisent stated Happy Castle Amusent Park had reopened and warmly welcod everyone to visit. The first-ti entrance was free, with exquisite gifts, and it introduced all the attractions in detail.
“Reopened?”
Zhou Yuan stared at these words in confusion. Happy Castle Amusent Park had been open for many years. This description was clearly incorrect.
But when combined with the Eyes of Identification’s hints, these words took on an ominous aning.
Zhou Yuan carefully read the advertisent again and found two key pieces of information.
First was the date. The opening date ntioned in this advertisent was May 27 at 10 p.m.
Which was tomorrow.
Secondly, the pictures. All the images of the amusent park were at night; there wasn’t a single dayti scene.
And the amusent park at night…
Was the main stage for the Fierce Ghosts.
“So the grand reopening refers to the [Ghost Amusent Park] reopening? And it’s tomorrow night at ten?”
Zhou Yuan was shaken.
His mission objective was to survive for three days. Yesterday was the first day, today was the second, and tomorrow would be the last day.
The Fierce Ghosts’ midnight session at the amusent park was from midnight to 6 a.m., which ant, under normal circumstances, he only had to endure two abnormal ti periods in these three days. Because as soon as the third day reached midnight, his mission would be complete, and he could be teleported ho.
But the situation now seed different.
This advertisent clearly stated that the amusent park would reopen punctually at ten tomorrow night.
The activity ti for the Fierce Ghosts had been moved up by a full two hours.
The rules had changed.
Zhou Yuan’s face turned grim. This was not good news.
After a brief hesitation, he imdiately got up to find Gu Honggao and told him about it.
This was not just the midnight session being moved up. It was the official reopening of the [Ghost Amusent Park]!
There would probably be a large batch of new “tourists” coming in then. If any of them could see through the barrier, everyone’s lives would beco extrely perilous.
Gu Honggao looked at the advertisent, listened to Zhou Yuan’s explanation, and his usually calm expression finally changed, frowning:
“Yingzhou is a place where urban legends flourish, filled with countless demons and ghosts. If this amusent park indeed summons more Fierce Ghosts, and among them, there’s one capable of seeing through the barrier, then we are in danger.
On the other hand, if there aren’t any, we might still have a sliver of hope.
Ghosts are the tourists. If they can get in, they should be able to get out. We might find a way to blend in with the Fierce Ghosts and escape from here.”
“Why do I feel like our chances of dying here just got higher?”
Chen Guangxi held her head and howled to the sky, “Aaaah, I’m only three hundred years old. I’m still young and don’t want to die. Gu, think of sothing, aaaah!”
“You’ve lived three hundred years, how can you not be content,” Bai Xiao couldn’t hold it in anymore. That was enough for an ordinary person to live three lifetis.
“Damn it, I’ve only been out and about for five or six years, okay? The previous two hundred and ninety-five years were basically wasted. I didn’t even get to play Genshin Impact. Without it, my life as a dragon feels relatively aningless; playing it is the essence of living,” Chen Guangxi retorted.
A bunch of people couldn’t hold it in anymore:
“At a ti like this, you can still think of la jokes.”
“If I’d known, I wouldn’t have let you download that stupid Genshin Impact.”
“You play way too much Genshin Impact.”
Zhou Yuan was speechless. Why was everyone a bit odd?
“Alright.”
Gu Honggao, annoyed by the commotion, signaled everyone to quiet down and pinched his brow in frustration, “Start preparing. Tonight, we give our all to tackle the remaining three attractions. Though the chances are slim, I have a feeling this might be our last opportunity.”
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Ti quickly drifted into the deep night.
This ti, there were nine investigators gathering the monsters, including Gu Honggao. They needed to buy more ti for Zhou Yuan and Chen Guangxi.
“Captain, is that wild extraordinary person really trustworthy?” soone couldn’t help but ask.
Before leaving, Gu Honggao had specifically instructed the remaining investigators to follow Zhou Yuan’s lead as much as possible, an order that was simply astonishing.
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