Chapter 260: Poisoned by Wuxia Novels? Conditions for Resurrection?

The sudden rescue made Qin Weiyang both surprised and vigilant.

Although she wasn't good at power struggles, she prided herself on not losing to others when it came to basic judgment of people.

He could arrive right on time, which meant he must have been a tail following behind the two.

Qin Weiyang wouldn't think that someone who dealt with an enemy was a friend.

Even if he was a treasure hunter.

Li Zhangge sensed the ill intent emerging in the other party's eyes and slowly sheathed his sword, "Don't be nervous, I'm here to help you."

"Is that so? That's too coincidental, right at this point in time." Qin Weiyang remembered Su Yang saying more than once—

Behind so-called coincidences were all carefully calculated conspiracies.

Who knew if this was a setup made by him and Tang Hui together?

Leaving the unguarded auditorium and instead coming to the museum with the least presence.

Anyone would harbor hostility.

"I put in the labor, so it's only natural to reap the results," Li Zhangge said.

She saw him put on his school uniform, turning to reveal an ordinary face.

His brows were filled with sharpness, and his bearing was extraordinary.

Without waiting for Qin Weiyang to speak, Su Yang behind her said: "You are that 'helper' from the surveillance room, right?"

Li Zhangge nodded, "I've long heard that the number one on the prison points leaderboard is both wise and brave; now it seems it's indeed true."

This "compliment" sounded somewhat sarcastic to him.

"So it was you..." Qin Weiyang understood.

He was the treasure hunter responsible for cutting off the surveillance of the back mountain at noon.

He was also an accomplice of Xue Yong and Lai Siyao.

Su Yang's real name must have been leaked by the two.

"A small effort, no need to thank me," Li Zhangge said solemnly.

"You speak quite interestingly; are you poisoned by wuxia novels? You speak so pedantically," Qin Weiyang said.

Then her gaze fell on the Tang sword at his waist, curious why the other party would choose a weapon with such an obvious target?

Ordinary players would choose a small knife or dagger.

Lightweight and easy to hide.

Carrying a Tang sword and swaggering through the streets, was he afraid others wouldn't guess his identity?

"My family has forged swords for generations, and I've been influenced since childhood; if there's any discomfort, please bear with it," Li Zhangge said gently.

Qin Weiyang saw his "enlightened master" appearance and simply stopped talking.

She felt that the other party was constantly trying to climb up, and his words revealed an inexplicable confidence and sense of superiority.

"You can chat all you want, but can you save me first?" Su Yang said gloomily.

He had been lying underground for a full ten minutes.

Once these words were out, the two turned to look at the same time, and under the flashlight's illumination, they saw a skull exposed on the ground.

"Pfft~" Qin Weiyang smiled.

Li Zhangge had excellent cultivation and generally wouldn't make fun of people.

But now seeing this comical scene, his mouth couldn't help but twitch slightly.

At this time, Su Yang was like a pumpkin growing tenaciously, full of comedic effect.

"Can you pull me out before laughing?" Su Yang had several black lines appear on his forehead.

"Bear with it."

Saying this, Qin Weiyang dug the ground with her bare hands, scraping away the soil around his head.

Li Zhangge saw this and also stepped forward to help; his movements were relatively rough, grabbing Su Yang's back of the head several times.

"Buddy, take it easy..."

"Sorry, this is my first time taking on this kind of business."

Qin Weiyang secretly giggled looking at his frustrated appearance.

In this relaxed atmosphere, the pressure and tension brought by Tang Hui earlier were swept away.

Not long after, a small pit was dug out by the two, and Su Yang finally managed to breathe freely.

The two grabbed his two hands at the same time and pulled outward with force.

"One, two... three!"

With a sudden force, Su Yang's body was pulled out a few inches, his legs feeling as if they were filled with lead and extremely uncomfortable from being squeezed.

Then they tried a few more times, finally helping him "escape the sea of suffering."

Su Yang was covered in mud from head to toe, and a human-shaped pit appeared on the ground.

"Your injury..." Qin Weiyang looked at his ankle, worried.

"Small injury, nothing serious," Su Yang waved his hand.

As long as it didn't hurt the foundation, this bit of injury didn't count for anything to him.

But if that knife had severed his heel tendon, the outcome would have been extremely tragic.

Fortunately, he twisted his foot to avoid the vital point when Tang Hui acted.

At this time, Qin Weiyang's gaze was cast toward the bottom of the pit, staring at the mottled bloodstains below, and she couldn't help but say solemnly: "He ran away."

She had originally thought Li Zhangge's knife would be enough to pierce Tang Hui's head.

But she didn't expect he would actually be injured and flee.

This terrifying opponent made even someone as strong as her feel great pressure.

"The 'Tunneling' talent is too eerie; as long as you can't fly, it's easy to be captured," Su Yang said solemnly.

That feeling of being unable to struggle was unforgettable to this day.

It could be said that Qin Weiyang, who possessed "Light Feather," was his natural enemy.

One goes to the sky, the other enters the earth.

As long as you endure until the duration ends, the other is a lamb waiting to be slaughtered.

"Not only can he enter the earth himself, but he can also drag others into the water?" Li Zhangge's face looked somewhat unnatural.

Qin Weiyang nodded and said: "That's right, he killed ten people in a row relying on this method."

Back then?

Li Zhangge felt a shock in his heart and blurted out: "You've met before?"

Su Yang explained upon seeing this: "Tang Hui was an opponent encountered in Xin Yao's second death game, and it can be confirmed that he was killed in that game."

"What?!" Li Zhangge's pupils shrank violently.

Although he saw Tang Hui walk out of that iron door in the prison and join one of the cells.

But at that time, the neighbors around held a conservative attitude toward this.

Everyone believed Tang Hui was delayed for some reason, which was why he didn't enter the Heaven Pit the first time.

Now hearing Qin Weiyang say this, a terrifying thought suddenly sprouted in his mind—

"Resurrection?"

"There is no other possibility besides this." Su Yang nodded slightly and continued: "Do you remember the green liquid in the jar?"

"I know, it preserves the corpse from rotting," Qin Weiyang responded.

Su Yang also thought so at the beginning, but through fighting Tang Hui, he discovered.

Things were far from that simple.

"His strength was actually about the same as mine; how could a person who hasn't undergone long-term training have such strong power?" Su Yang asked.

Qin Weiyang realized it in hindsight after hearing this; she also thought it was strange at the time.

She used all her strength but couldn't stop Su Yang's body from continuing to sink.

"Reagent? Or perhaps some exciting pills?" Li Zhangge voiced his guess.

"There is such a possibility; when adrenaline surges in the human body, it can erupt with power several times stronger than usual," Su Yang nodded.

Then he changed the subject and pointed to the corpse not far away, "'Talent' has a cooldown time; it's very clear that when he killed this person, he relied only on his own strength."

Li Zhangge looked over and saw this person's head twisted 180 degrees, the state of death extremely miserable.

But when he walked forward, his face became increasingly solemn.

He saw him go to the corner and drag out the corpse hidden in the dark.

"Not just one, two people died here." ===== CHAPTER 261 =====