Immortal in Horror Game: She is the Fortune Teller!-Chapter 211 - 210: Gorgeous Cage 57

Josh raised an eyebrow, immediately looking at Million.

Although the battlefield seemed chaotic, Million could control multiple vines. If she wanted, she could easily use them to wrap around Xue Guo for evacuation.

She had seen how fast Million was in the Forbidden Nightmare’s dungeon before.

It seems there’s a big problem in this Angel’s Wings guild~

Nine people were reduced to eight.

The leading commander was gone, but Josh found himself struggling instead.

Without Xue Guo’s blind command, the coordination among these people was unexpectedly high, especially Million’s team.

Their team was the second tier of Angel’s Wings, besides Million, Lulu, and Shen Bao, there were two boys, and their cooperation was exceptionally tacit.

Josh and Rob exchanged a glance.

Rob quickly heightened his vigilance and drew his bow to shoot.

A large-scale explosion interfered with the eight people on the opposite side to some extent.

Josh used the Spider Silk to weave through.

But Million’s vines followed closely.

She coldly stared at Josh’s figure: "I’ve mastered the characteristics of your weapon, this time, you won’t escape."

Million glanced at Shen Bao and Sun Qimeng: "Release your Spiritual Body to disturb her threads!"

Shen Bao nodded and did as told.

Sun Qimeng was somewhat displeased, she was a first-tier team member, why should she listen to the second team’s captain?

Shen Bao gave her a quick look and whispered, "Our captain is much more reliable than yours, if you want to complete the mission, don’t complain!"

Sun Qimeng rolled her eyes at her and said, "I refuse! You’re using your big knife to cut the threads, I’m using my hands, why? What if the threads wrap around my arm like last time? There’s no healer here to treat me!"

Shen Bao scratched her head, "Suit yourself."

She carried the big knife and ran into the midst of the Spider Silk.

Josh took the opportunity to fling the isolated Sun Qimeng away.

Rob quickly drew his bow and arrow, taking down another.

Lulu and the first team’s Qiong were both archers, both simultaneously aimed in Rob’s direction.

Lulu’s weapon was a pistol, and she aimed her barrel in Rob’s direction, targeting precisely.

Qiong’s Spiritual Body was an elephant, capable of continually spraying spiritual ammunition from its trunk.

Rob’s Spiritual Body was a swan, flapping its wings to fly high above, holding an absolute height advantage.

But the large wings also made his body larger, easier to target.

Josh and Rob exchanged a glance.

Rob nodded subtly, his whole body tense, ready.

At the moment Lulu and Qiong fired, Josh swiftly changed his position, pulling him to the shooters’ diagonal side.

Rob immediately drew his bow, two feathered arrows ready to go, shooting out.

Targeting Lulu and Qiong.

Both had just gathered their strength to launch an attack, there was no time to retreat.

Million’s vines shot out.

Josh was even faster, with Spider Silk tangling around her vines.

But Million had learned to be smart this time, infusing spiritual power into the vines.

With Josh’s level of spiritual power, Spider Silk couldn’t cut through Million’s vines.

But it could slow her down, and that was enough.

Million’s vines only managed to wrap around two people, there was no time to retreat, the feathered arrows had already pierced both hearts.

Lulu and Qiong had to quickly exchange their Pass Cards and withdraw.

Eight people, six remaining.

Rob secretly breathed a sigh of relief.

God knows how tense he was just now, drawing the bow and aiming while teleporting.

Plus, two feathered arrows simultaneously aiming at Lulu and Qiong’s chests, Josh’s moving speed was so fast he couldn’t even see clearly.

If he hadn’t hit them, once the other side knew their intentions, it would be even harder to draw and shoot next time.

Luckily they hit.

Million’s face darkened, seeing the situation, she turned to entwine her vines around the remaining five teammates.

Unlike Josh, her spiritual power level was high, her vines could control multiple people simultaneously, without restriction.

As both sides were in a stalemate, a golden light crashed from the sky.

God R, without the support of the formation eyes and the continuous supply of spiritual power, was already a shattered, exhausted force.

Yuze’s attack came dense and strong, he couldn’t withstand it at all.

God R shattered like a piece of glass, and something seemed to be breaking out inside his fragmented body. He instinctively turned to look in Josh’s direction.

As God R shattered, the depletion of the entire virtual world was finally slowed.

No one was absorbing their power anymore.

As God R fell, his gaze stayed locked on Josh, never able to turn Josh into a toy to keep by his side, which was his greatest regret.

Josh met his gaze, eyebrows slightly furrowed.

What kind of look was that?

Does she owe him money?

God R’s body shattered completely, dissolving into starlight.

With his fall, their mission was officially completed.

Josh secretly sighed in relief, looked at Million and the others, smiled and waved: "That’s it for playing with you today~"

This Million, she quite liked her.

Much more useful than Xue Guo.

A thick fog swallowed them up, and Josh and the others disappeared from sight.

Lilith’s home.

Aunt Wang held Lilith’s now rotting body, almost losing her mind.

Her daughter, her most precious and treasured daughter, died in a frenzy of cyberbullying involving more than three million people.

She was just an innocent child, so very well-behaved.

Because of being a single parent, Lilith never mentioned her father, nor did she ever ask about him.

Every morning upon waking up, she quietly opened the door to her mom’s room to check in, adjust the blanket, and softly whisper, "Good morning, Mom, I’m off to school now."

Every Mother’s Day, she’d give her mom a little wildflower picked from the roadside, and fold a small boat house, saying she’d protect her mom from the storm when she grew up.

When her mom stood waiting at the doorway for her late into the night, she’d cry like a child while bringing a bowl of noodles, promising she’d never return home late again.

She’s just a...

A good child, so considerate of her mother.

How could those strangers drive her daughter to death just based on a few pictures and jealousy?

The door swung open, and Aunt Wang blankly stared at the person at the entrance: "You..."

"These are the phone numbers, detailed addresses, and personal information of those three million people." Josh placed a stack of thick notebooks on the table, followed by Rob and Yuze entering, placing similarly thick notebooks on the floor.

Josh looked at her, pursing her lips: "From an official perspective, I won’t support your next actions, but personally, I respect your decision."

Aunt Wang stared at those notebooks, lunging toward them, hands trembling as she looked at the information above.

Her whole body shook, sobbing uncontrollably.

"Thank you... thank you..."

From then on, a mysterious killer emerged in the real world.

The deceased had no connections, with a shared physiological trait.

The only thing that could be traced was one fact.

They had been more or less obsessed with the virtual world, participated in one cyberbullying incident after another, driving one innocent person after another to death...