Chapter 236: The Dream of Conjoined Twins

"Finding a way to leave the small town and then using Teleportation to take the three of us away is impossible. You collapsed just from using Teleportation consecutively to carry one person; carrying three would definitely cost you your life." Luo Qi turned his head to continue speaking to him, as if he had just thought of this point and was hurriedly adding it.

"Damn it," Du Zhengyi said, "did you snatch up those few time points just to use them to argue with me?"

"Important things must be made clear first," Luo Qi said, then shivered; that stretch of the front line just now had not been without negative effects on him.

Du Zhengyi glanced at him in the thick fog, "Fine, I agree to act last. This isn't my area of expertise, I respect your opinion. Do you have a plan now?" "No," Luo Qi said.

"Then you really are a little genius; was that just pure retaliation earlier?" Du Zhengyi asked.

"They are too cunning and too far away from me," Luo Qi said sullenly.

"Then why don't we get closer?"

Luo Qi was stunned for a moment; he hadn't thought of this question just now. The courtyard they were currently in was the very center of the town and also the place he was most familiar with in the entire town. Psychologically, this was his base camp, not to mention that Mahjong and Guan Xinyue were in the house behind him. The Seal Beasts came too quickly; there was at most a few minutes' interval between each wave, a time perfectly stuck at a point where humans and the Doctor could not escape at all.

"We cannot remain passive forever. We don't know how many Seal Beasts they have, nor do we know how many times they want to play this kind of game," Du Zhengyi said steadily. Under these circumstances, Luo Qi realized that Du Zhengyi seemed to have no doubt about a victorious outcome. "We can make a breakthrough charge. The Energy Field in the fog is unstable, so we can only rely on foot power to run over. Fortunately, we only need to run to a Critical Point where you can attack the opponent," Du Zhengyi said.

Luo Qi nodded, immediately grasping Du Zhengyi's meaning, "If they launch an attack during this process, I will have no choice but to intercept indiscriminately; otherwise, Mahjong and Guan Xinyue will suffer."

"Mm," Du Zhengyi nodded, "Mahjong can definitely hold on for a while. If any Seal Beast or Mage approaches you, I can be responsible for dealing with them."

"Good," Luo Qi said, then looked up and realized it wasn't ideal; in a night shrouded in such thick fog, he was practically blind.

"I can see clearly," Du Zhengyi said, reaching out to grab Luo Qi's hand, "Stay close to me, I will tell you the way, but you must trust me completely."

"If we could synchronize our Yajian, I could feel the world you see!" Luo Qi did not give up on his final effort.

"Damn," Du Zhengyi said, "are you particularly regretful that you weren't born as a conjoined twin?"

As he spoke, he pulled him and ran rapidly in the direction Luo Qi remembered to be the wall. Suddenly, Luo Qi felt Du Zhengyi's Yajian transmit a string of clearly explicit signals to him. He hurriedly used his Slime to catch that string of signals; he remembered that Du Zhengyi also possessed elementary Telepathy and could barely manage to actively output Yajian.

This string of Yajian described a Coordinate: two steps, 2.7 meters high, 30 centimeters wide.

Damn it, Luo Qi suddenly realized that Du Zhengyi was telling him to get on the wall after two steps. A command that was purely a count was hard to convert into action, but fortunately, this string of pure Yajian could be loaded directly into his brain. Luo Qi was pulled by the hand and given a tug, successfully and timely leaping upward, jumping onto their courtyard wall.

This could barely work, it just wouldn't be as smooth as a complete Yajian fusion. "I still want to fuse together."

"Stop sexually harassing me at work, Luo Qi, I will report you to the Association," Du Zhengyi said, carrying him as he sprinted into the depths of the pitch-black, thick fog.