Horror Classroom

"You'll know when you survive," I said. At this, I suddenly stood up and then said, "Alright, she's gone."

After speaking, I jumped directly from the window. Although it was the second floor, it was effortless for me.

I landed smoothly on the soft ground, my gaze fixed on the back door in the distance.

"Come out, we need to go," I said in a low voice.

The blue-haired girl poked her head out and saw the ground, her face turning extremely ugly. Her face was deathly pale as she said, "It's so high, I'm too scared to jump."

"Hurry, she could come back at any moment," I said, looking at her.

"Okay," the blue-haired girl bit her lower lip and stood precariously on the second floor. Her face was grim as she said, "You have to catch me, I'm very light."

"Alright, I'll catch you," I said, extending my hand and posing as if to catch her.

The blue-haired girl then closed her eyes slightly and jumped down from the second floor.

I retracted my hand, letting her fall in front of me.

The blue-haired girl cried out in pain and slumped to the ground. She looked at me angrily, "Didn't you say you'd catch me? Why didn't you?"

"Let's go," I glanced at her, then turned and ran towards the back door.

The blue-haired girl couldn't afford to be angry. She glared at me fiercely, then followed me.

The back door was within sight, but at that moment, I suddenly felt my hair stand on end, a sense of foreboding washing over me.

I turned my head, only to see a pale figure chasing me at an inhuman speed! This terrifying speed was truly extreme!

As we got closer to the back door, the figure behind me was getting closer and closer.

The next moment, I was slightly stunned and leaned forward.

At the same time, a cold dagger pierced through me. I felt a cold sensation on my back. But my body had already rushed behind the door.

Just like that, the dagger stopped. Han Qianqian's body stopped.

Once outside the range of the abandoned school, she couldn't attack me. This was an unchangeable iron rule.

Otherwise, no one could escape her pursuit.

I stood there, panting, and looked at her. My eyes were filled with relief.

No matter what, I had finally survived.

Han Qianqian looked at me blankly, her eyes filled with ferocity. Her gaze shifted, looking towards the blue-haired girl.

The blue-haired girl was so terrified that she ran headlong into Han Qianqian. When she came to her senses, she looked up with a look of horror and stood there dumbfounded.

Han Qianqian reached out, grabbed her by the neck, and lifted her up. She then looked at me, her eyes filled with coldness.

The blue-haired girl was held by her, her struggles completely meaningless to Han Qianqian.

Han Qianqian, holding her, came in front of me, raised the dagger in her hand, and slowly prepared to pierce the blue-haired girl.

I was only one step away from her, a step between life and death.

My whole body trembled as I watched this scene, unable to speak.

The blue-haired girl looked at me tearfully, begging. She wanted to ask for help but her throat was choked, and she couldn't speak. She could only painfully extend her arm towards me.

Han Qianqian extended her hand, and the dagger slowly descended. She wasn't in a hurry to kill the blue-haired girl. Her gaze was fixed on me, her eyes filled with coldness.

The blue-haired girl's face turned increasingly purple and blue, her suffering from lack of oxygen immense. She reached out, her hand getting closer and closer to me.

"I don't know her at all, nor am I interested in saving her. Her life or death has nothing to do with me," I said indifferently to Han Qianqian, my voice filled with disdain. "You can't provoke me into going back!"

With that, I resolutely turned around, about to leave.

At this moment, Han Qianqian's eyes turned incredibly fierce, as if she had been provoked. The blue-haired girl's eyes also filled with despair. She understood that she was finished.

But no one would have expected that the moment I turned around, I would suddenly charge at Han Qianqian.

No one would have expected me to do this. Anyone else would have been knocked over directly, releasing the person in their hands.

But Han Qianqian only swayed slightly; she didn't fall. And the blue-haired girl, held in her hand, didn't move either.

I was stunned, and then I remembered that Han Qianqian wasn't human at all.

And by then, it was too late. Han Qianqian's eyes flashed red, and the dagger in her hand pierced through.

I didn't have time to think. I shifted my body, dodging her strike. At the same time, I grabbed Han Qianqian's hands with both of mine, trying to make her release her grip and let the blue-haired girl go.

But her strength was too great; I couldn't pry her hands open with both of mine.

Han Qianqian struck again. At this moment, I fell into despair.

Just then, inspiration struck me. I took off the bracelet and smashed it hard into Han Qianqian's face.

Han Qianqian let out an earth-shattering scream. Her arm loosened its grip on the blue-haired girl, and she stumbled backward.

I quickly hugged the blue-haired girl and rushed out the door with her. The moment I escaped the door, Han Qianqian appeared again. Her dagger swept down, a fierce strike that cut a large gash across my back.

I grunted, managed to put the blue-haired girl down, and then breathed a sigh of relief, looking behind me.

This time, Han Qianqian looked disheveled. There was a scar on her face, and she glared at me menacingly.

No, to be precise, she was looking at the bracelet in my hand.