Kaidan Game Train: A Chapter 2252: 2252: Missing in the Night

Capítulo 2252: Chapter 2252: Missing in the Night

The indiscriminate attack of the paper caused cracks in the defensive barriers of these players one after another, and due to the large number, the attack never stopped. Over ti, the shortcoming of the defensive barrier appeared – whether it’s replacing the defense prop or reactivating the item, there was always a certain gap.

The people locked inside the room were all gone, a blatant trap. The players who broke in imdiately dispersed and fled in different directions.

However, the space outside the prop had already been sealed by barriers, and Xu Huo, Zhu Xiaojin, and the others who should have left were all waiting outside.

“Drive them out,” Xu Huo said to the Girl in the painting inside the prop.

The Girl in the painting had improved her ability to control the paper, mobilizing parts to smash like small bombs towards those players. Within the prop, the power of these transford papers couldn’t be seen, but a paper flower could smash a player together with their defensive barrier out the door, creating a deep groove several ters long on the street surface. The players no longer dared to underestimate the power of the paper, and to prevent their actions from being disrupted, they simply avoided it altogether.

It’s not difficult to kill these people. Xu Huo released the Spiritual World, stacked spiritual items, and instantly maximized his psychic power, controlling these people at the fastest speed, capturing or killing them. Together with Zhu Xiaojin and others, the battle ended in less than five minutes.

“Three ran away,” Zhu Xiaojin said, carrying a severely injured unconscious player over, looking at the empty room. He couldn’t help but ask, “Did you clear out the people ahead of ti?”

Xu Huo glanced at him and released everyone locked in the “Staff Dormitory.” The ordinary people had no ability to resist; there were two players with fairly good drug resistance who were slowly waking up, but upon coming out were given two more injections by the Girl in the painting, then went back to sleep.

“Keeping people in the prop is never safe,” Zhu Xiaojin suggested splitting them for guard, preferably carrying them in container props.

“Do you have large capacity container props?” Xu Huo asked.

Zhu Xiaojin didn’t have container props, so he planned to buy one. Container props are rare among many items, use is restricted, and few people can be loaded.

Xu Huo’s picture fra had no ti limit but could only hold two people; the “Staff Dormitory” could hold several people but had a ti limit and couldn’t be used for long-term storage.

Keeping so many people was indeed a problem.

“The Municipal Governnt’s wanted application hasn’t been approved?” Qiao Jieping asked.

To prevent anyone from interfering with the communicator, Xu Huo always kept the one communicating with the Municipal Governnt separately. Hearing Qiao Jieping’s question, he looked again after entering the prop.

There was still no reply.

“Maybe there are too many applicants, let’s wait,” Chen Zhongzhi said. “The instance clearance ti is thirty days. With our progress, it’s more than enough.”

That’s true, but these captured people still needed to be well guarded.

So Xu Huo and the others simply split into two groups, each guarding half a day. As for the newly hired temps, without any “performance,” they couldn’t enter the Temporary Enforcent Building.

With more players helping out, the submitted wanted review numbers multiplied. Of course, half were held by temps scattered in other regions, barely half gathered near Xu Huo, but progress is always good.

Yet the Municipal Governnt’s delayed reply inevitably caused anxiety.

At night, Xu Huo and his group gathered in the prop hall to eat, while the ten players who arrived later stayed across the street in the shop — neither side wanted the distance too close, this way was best.

That day, besides capturing so people, there was no further progress in the third of the ga. Players still disappeared suddenly under everyone’s gaze, their whereabouts unknown, but it didn’t look like they cleared the instance.

“Did anyone see the Water Rubik’s Cube?” Tang Yu had asked many people, seeing nurous players suddenly vanish, but among them, none saw the Water Rubik’s Cube, including those with Lou Zigui and Old Cai, all said they’d never seen it. As for “Ding Dong Bleeding,” there was still no reply.

“Could it be ti-related?” Qiao Jieping pondered and said, “Old Cai, and those with Lou Zigui, haven’t reached the instance ti limit. The one who told us about the Water Rubik’s Cube was a stranded player. Maybe over ti, even without actively triggering a third of the ga, they’d be randomly chosen.”

“So failing to clear ans not leaving the instance,” Shen Fu said, sowhat dejected, “Better get into the ga sooner than be stabbed later!”

Others said nothing, but their thoughts were similar.

“Get so rest, there’s work tomorrow,” Xu Huo clapped his hands.

Tang Yu couldn’t help but laugh, “Who would have thought there’d be a day working inside an instance, does this count as abiding by the laws?”

“Compared to most players in the instance, we are law-abiding good people,” Chen Zhongzhi nodded, “Hope good people are rewarded.”

Whether or not good people are rewarded is unknown, but that night, Chen Zhongzhi and Shen Fu disappeared.

Xu Huo, waking briefly, found there were fewer people in the prop. He imdiately roused Zhu Xiaojin and Shi ng, who slept with them, asking if they noticed anything.

Zhu Xiaojin, asleep, was unaware, only awakened by his own defensive barrier when Xu Huo called. Shi ng, always awake, hadn’t seen Shen Fu vanish, only felt the presence behind him gone in a daze, preparing to call out when Xu Huo arrived.

Qiao Jieping checked the recorder in the room, then handed it to Xu Huo, “Couldn’t see anything discernible, he seems to have suddenly disappeared lying down.”

Xu Huo took it, looked, and could only see what the recorder fild, unable to sense if other forces were involved.

The recorder went round their hands then back to the table.

“This should be entering a third of the ga,” Tang Yu’s eyes showed worry, “Hopefully they have so gains when they return.”

Not only did so of their group disappear, two captured wanted players vanished, one ordinary person, one temp from across the street.

The captured players were heavily injured and drugged, unlikely to co out alive.

But things had co to this point, everyone understood a third of the ga couldn’t be avoided, a matter of ti, the best way is to clear it quickly.

Zhu Xiaojin glanced at Shi ng, tense behind others, and signaled Xu Huo.