Severe Blood Loss

Clang!

The metal bucket was carelessly thrown into the dormitory.

With only half of his body remaining, Luo Di was laid flat on the ground, and the bedding underneath was stained red.

Even though Luo Di's Old Spine was healing itself, Mia's large number of maggots crawled on the surface of the wound to help stop the bleeding.

Strangely,

Even the maggots, which have no independent consciousness, died one after another, and the bleeding could not be stopped at all.

The injuries Luo Di sustained were not as simple as they appeared.

While it appeared that only half of Luo Di's body was destroyed, the other half was actually invaded by the mist. His body was filled with mist, just like the outdoor environment, and the specific structure could not be seen in the deeper parts.

All internal organs, bones, and blood vessels were shrouded in mist.

If it weren't for the existence of the Old Spine, and if it weren't for that evolved Undying Trait, Luo Di would never have been able to hold on until the very last moment; he would have fallen apart long ago.

"Wu Wen, is there anything you can do?!"

Mia's greatest skill is killing, and her least skill is naturally saving people.

She knew absolutely nothing about this, and could only stuff maggots into Luo Di's body to try to counteract the fog as much as possible, but now it seemed like she was just doing a useless job.

However,

Wu Wen stayed in the bathroom as soon as she returned to the dormitory. It wasn't that she didn't want to help, but she had also been affected by the mist and was not feeling well.

Unable to get a response, Mia stormed into the bathroom, only to be startled by what she saw.

The ground was covered with bloody fish scales, and Wu Wen was still removing them.

Although she used fish scales to move quickly and camouflage herself, the fish scales themselves were also invaded by the mist.

Her entire body was covered with the remaining flesh from after the fish scales were removed, and with her slow breathing, she kept squeezing the mist out from between the wounds.

Mia naturally couldn't say much about the terrible scene.

result,

Wu Wen raised her bleeding eyes and said softly, "We can't help, let him figure it out himself... He should be able to survive, that guy is very strong."

Mia turned her head back to look at Luo Di on the ground, hoping that it really would be as Wu Wen said.

However, blood had already flowed to her feet, and Luo Di had fallen into a deep coma due to severe blood loss, making the situation increasingly worse.

[Pituitary Space - Moon]

Even the surface of the moon is covered with a thin layer of mist.

Luo Di's consciousness was sliding down the moon crater, arriving at the dungeon area formed by the planters.

He was well aware of how bad his situation was.

The fog's invasion of the body was far beyond imagination. Neither the scorching heat of hell nor the gray tentacles he could currently control could completely wipe the fog out of his body.

It is impossible to clear or change the state of "Internal Weather".

He currently has three options in mind.

1. Directly abandon all physical bodies except for the pituitary gland, and try to contact hell again to try to get the projection of the hellish physical body there.

However, his current condition makes it difficult to perform the hellish ritual, and he is also inside a special videotape in a corner, where the connection to the world is too weak, making the success rate extremely low.

2. Remain focused on the state of immortality, fight the fog to the bitter end until it dissipates.

3. At the last minute, he tried to read the "Blood Bible" while suffering from severe blood loss, a book he hadn't had time to fully understand.

Previously, simply combining with the book resulted in a complete blood transfusion and the connection of a brand new circulatory blood vessel. Perhaps the divinity corresponding to the corner of the book can counteract the fog within the body to some extent.

Make a decision

Luo Di went into the Planting Room and dug out the bright red book buried in the soil.

I sat cross-legged amidst the soil covered with human faces, and calmed myself to read carefully.

Just like back in school, we used to study on our own with newly issued textbooks.

The Blood Bible seemed to sense that the main body was in a state of severe blood loss and was gradually dying. Therefore, it did not produce too many side effects, but instead actively cooperated with Luo Di to facilitate simplified reading.

Or rather, this book does not allow its new owner to die from blood loss.

During the reading process,

The special circulatory vessels formed by the combination of books began to generate new blood autonomously from the vessel walls, replenishing Luo Di's blood.

This blood doesn't look like real human blood; it's more like the kind of blood props used in movies from the 1970s and 80s, which are unusually bright red to achieve a certain visual effect.

Even as a new blood circulation forms in the body, hemolysis inevitably occurs.

Tiny, round holes began to appear on the surface of Luo Di's remaining flesh, exacerbating his already severe injuries.

However, as the number of holes increases, the overall structure resembles a lotus seedpod.

Call!

The body begins to breathe.

Strands of Prop Blood carried the mist from the body out of the body, gradually clearing away the fog and changing the "Internal Weather".

With the danger of death over, Luo Di also reached his mental limit during this self-study process and fell into a deep sleep on his desk.

[Dream]

Luo Di suddenly sat up in bed.

It's a familiar environment again.

It was his bedroom in Jupiter City.

Desk, DVDs, posters.

The furnishings were extremely familiar.

However, instead of sunlight shining through the window, a thick, white mist covered everything.

"Dad, Mom! Big sister!"

Unable to get any response, Luo Di could only quickly get dressed and get out of bed.

Pushing open the door, I entered the empty living room, where there was no sign of family activity. Not only that, but a faint mist was also permeating the room, flowing around my feet, and even the television was humming softly.

Knock knock knock~

A knock came suddenly at the door.

Luo Di ran to open the door in his slippers. He seemed to know deep down who it was, and quickened his pace.

Click~ Turn the lock and push open the door.

The students I expected weren't standing outside, and the entire corridor was filled with mist.

Haha~

A hazy laugh suddenly came.

Dragging Luo Di's gaze toward the corner of the stairwell, he saw a Girl descending the stairs, her hand behind her back twitching her fingers.

For some reason, Luo Di followed them.

Every time I turned the corner, I could see the Girl's back, but I could never get closer.

Shorts, sneakers, and a plain white t-shirt, along with a ponytail that billowed behind her as she ran.

He finally reached the bottom floor, but the building was already shrouded in Thick Fog, and he could no longer see where the Girl had gone.

Luo Di walked forward with hesitant steps.

Just as I was about to step out of the building.

Snap!

A woman fell from the sky and landed heavily in front of him, face down, her limbs dislocated.

The woman's clothing was exactly the same as what he had just seen in the stairwell.

"No..."

Luo Di bent down and turned the body over, trying to see the face clearly and remember the person's name. It seemed that this Girl was quite important to him in his subconscious.

As the body was turned over, what was revealed was a face without features, a bloody mess.

Not only that, but a finger was wriggling beneath the damaged face.

"Squad leader!"

Buzz!

The dream shattered, and Luo Di suddenly sat up in bed, his back soaked with sweat.

The glow of the setting sun streamed through the window into the dormitory room. It seemed to be the evening of their second day at Wenslam University, and he had slept for almost a whole day.

Because of the shout, Wu Wen, the female reporter sitting on the opposite bed, looked over.

"Squad leader? Are you calling me?"

"No... I had a dream."

It was at this moment that

Mia was sleeping on the same side, immediately jumped over and squeezed into the small bed with Luo Di, burying her head between his collarbone and chin, turning back and forth.

"I thought you were dead! You scared me to death."

However, if you really die... I'll take your body with me, and make a puppet out of maggots to keep you by my side forever.

Looking down at the clingy Mia in his arms, Luo Di then turned his gaze to Wu Wen opposite him.

The other person simply smiled and watched everything calmly.

Feel the blood circulating normally within my body, and feel that slightly different surge of fresh blood.

Luo Di suddenly opened his palm.

Tiny blood holes appeared in his palm, like lotus pods.

Veins emerged from the blood holes, intertwining to form a physical book—the physical version of the Blood Bible.

The symptoms of severe blood loss gave Luo Di a completely new perspective, leading to a deeper connection with the book.

Now, books can be summoned anytime, anywhere, allowing for direct reading in reality, further deepening one's understanding of bloodshed.

Mia had been leaning against his chest, had already pulled away due to her hemophobia.

They looked at Luo Di as if he were a monster.

"Are you... human?"