Just as I turned around and was about to leave with Wu Yong, Liu Chun suddenly said, "Even if you don't tell me, it won't matter. People often sneak into the school, and they'll tell me."
My body stiffened. I turned my head, my eyes already blazing with anger.
"Do you have to drag the entire class into hell before you'll be satisfied?"
Liu Chun refused to back down. "Everything I've done is for everyone's benefit. Why should you be the only one who can be so rich while we have to live like this? It's unfair."
"The money I earned was bought with my life!" I stared at him and shouted emphatically.
"If that's the case, give us a chance too. Let us risk our lives for money," Liu Chun said.
Seeing his determined expression and the anger on the students' faces behind him, I laughed—a desolate laugh. "Very well. Since you want to know so badly, I'll tell you."
"Boss." Wu Yong grabbed my arm, his voice trembling. "Don't tell them. More people will die."
"Haven't you figured it out yet? Even if I don't tell them, they'll go ask someone else." I shook off his hand, took a deep breath, and walked back into the classroom. Looking at everyone, I said, "Since you all want to know about my treasure, I'll tell you."
"Listen carefully. I'll tell you everything."
After I finished speaking, I picked up a piece of chalk and wrote the details on the blackboard. Although I left out many crucial parts, some people were still utterly shocked.
"What? If you go to the Abandoned School, you'll be hunted by a madman. If you escape the pursuit, you can survive—and receive a generous reward!"
"So that's how you earned all your money?"
"Is that madman