Bear? A teddy bear?
Images of all of Lü Qiaolan's bears immediately surfaced in my mind.
No, it wasn't quite the same. It wasn't the same kind of teddy bear.
It looked very similar, but...
The bear braced its hands on the edge of the box. Its button eyes seemed to have a normal person's gaze, fixed on Big Shrimp.
Rustle, rustle... knock, knock... clatter... rustle, rustle...
The same sounds came from all the boxes around them. One teddy bear after another crawled out.
Big Shrimp's body stiffened. He couldn't move.
His mind couldn't quite process what was happening.
The bears had no mouths. Their necks suddenly split open, their heads lolling backward. Their severed necks were filled with rows of sharp little teeth.
Only then did Big Shrimp leap up and hurriedly run away. He raced for the front door, but it still wouldn't open.
The bears charged at him, hopping and bounding as they pounced on him.
"Ahhhhh—" Big Shrimp screamed as the flesh was torn from his body.
The bears swarmed like piranhas, biting down hard on Big Shrimp.
"Get off! Ah! Get off! Help!" Big Shrimp cried.
He saw the woman, the mother NPC. She stood at the bathroom doorway, watching what was happening with a blank expression.
It wasn't really a cold expression. There was just nothing on her face, as though she hadn't seen anything. More like...
More like the character portrait in a game, just the pose the creator had given her.
Big Shrimp's vision went black. A second later, the pain in his eye sockets finally reached his brain.
His struggles had grown weak.
I felt the pain too. But after just experiencing the side effects of Mu Ge's ability, this level of pain was something I could bear.
Big Shrimp clearly