First Floor, Dormitory 2.
Lei Ting wore an ugly expression.
"Lei Ge, should we go up and finish that brat off?" a short girl asked viciously.
If Xu Lang's dormitory was dilapidated and in ruins, they wouldn't have been worried at all.
Because people who were in a miserable state during the first round rarely had good endings.
The problem was that Xu Lang's facilities were completely intact!
This carried a completely different meaning!
"Bad idea, don't assume there are no experts here and take this round of games lightly," another boy wearing glasses shook his head and said cautiously. "An ordinary dormitory building wouldn't have two hundred spots; the difficulty of the game here is definitely extraordinary, and now is not the time for infighting."
Inside Lei Ting's dormitory, apart from the girl, the others were Phase 3 Players with quite cautious personalities, and they echoed the sentiment upon hearing this.
"Yeah, Lei Ge, although this round is a ghost dungeon, your lightning-attribute skills have a huge advantage, but don't really think we can easily win this round."
"The veteran players we've seen only grow more cautious the older they get. The current situation is great, so there's no need for us to go looking for thrills. If Xu Lang's death on the tenth floor causes the situation to collapse and implicates other floors, it'll be a huge mess!"
Hearing all three of them say this, Lei Ting took a deep breath and said expressionlessly, "I know. Even if we make a move, it won't be right now."
They were on the first floor, and going all the way up to the tenth floor to kill Xu Lang while figuring out how to break down the door would waste a bit too much time.
If any accidents happened midway, their group would likely flip their vehicle.
"A wise decision." The bespectacled boy smiled.
When it came to killing, breaking doors, and robbing, not a single person present felt anything was wrong; they were simply analyzing the pros and cons.
This was the Dormitory Survival Game!
No one talked about morality here, nor did anyone talk about benevolence and righteousness—everything relied purely on one's own ability!
This was also the aspect of the game the bespectacled boy liked.
Inside Dormitory 200, Xu Lang and the three women stared at the clock, waiting for the next round of the game to begin.
"Yazhi, why don't you learn this?" Xu Lang suddenly took out the Basic Swordsmanship skill scroll.
Although he figured that having over a thousand Nightmare Coins in hand made it unlikely his door would be broken down in the early stages of the game, one could never be too careful.
If Wang Yazhi learned basic swordsmanship, it could also play a small role.
"This... thank you!" Wang Yazhi hesitated for a moment before nodding in agreement, unusually not declining.
Tong Qi and Cao Yaxuan didn't say anything.
After all, everyone was so familiar with each other now.
"Don't thank me, it was meant for you in the first place." Xu Lang shook his head.
He wasn't interested in sword techniques; studying sword techniques was inferior to stacking more firepower on firearms.
Wang Yazhi took a light breath, accepted the skill scroll, and said solemnly, "Xu Lang, I promise that my future value will definitely be greater than this skill scroll!"
This was the confidence that allowed her to calmly accept the skill scroll!
Hearing this, Xu Lang flicked Wang Yazhi's forehead. "The value of you, Yazhi, and little Tong cannot be measured. You are not allowed to say things like that next time."
Wang Yazhi's value had long surpassed the skill scroll, only she didn't know it.
"Okay." Wang Yazhi nodded, feeling deeply moved in her heart.
She turned around, wiped the corner of her eye with the back of her smooth hand, and then used the skill scroll.
"Sister Yazhi, how do you feel?" Tong Qi asked with bright, sparkling eyes.
Wang Yazhi twirled a sword blossom and replied, "I feel like I have some extra swordsmanship memories and combat experience in my head."
"That's pretty good." Cao Yaxuan smiled.
Xu Lang looked at Wang Yazhi and felt that holding a sword made her stand out even more, resembling a female sword immortal fluttering in white robes.
Pity that after checking her information, he found her comfort level hadn't increased.
The three women watched Wang Yazhi practice her sword, and time quickly passed.
[Dormitory Broadcast: The second round of the Fierce Ghost Soul Return game has officially started, lasting for 1 hour. Please kill more monsters and maintain your ranking on the leaderboard.]
The four of them stood on guard, their eyes fixed on the surveillance screen while also bringing up the chat room to see if there was any important information.
Suddenly, a wisp of white fog drifted from the hallway into the corridor.
Xu Lang frowned, and before he had time to overthink it, a tinkling bell sound rang out from the white fog.
This chime gave him a sense of unease, as if he were hearing some kind of infrasound wave unsuited for the human body.
"So annoying!" Cao Yaxuan covered her ears.
Xu Lang turned his head and said, "You guys go find something to plug your ears."
In fact, before he could even speak, Wang Yazhi had already cut a corner of her robe to make earplugs and handed them to Xu Lang and the other two.
By this time, the white fog had already covered the entire corridor.
Immediately following, a hopping creature burst into the surveillance screen!
[Zombie]
[Type: Undead]
[Tier: 2]
[Skills: Bite, Bloodthirsty, Corpse Poison, Steel Sinews and Iron Bones]
[Description: First, take a breath of a close relative's blood...]
Upon seeing this panel, Xu Lang was instantly filled with question marks.
Are you serious about these attributes?!
A Tier-2 monster with four skills!
Aside from lacking a bit of mobility, this was simply crushing a Tier-2 zombie!
Xu Lang's mouth twitched as he looked at the other hopping zombies in the thick fog, knowing trouble had arrived.
Just looking at that single Steel Sinews and Iron Bones skill told him these zombies were definitely "door-breaking powerhouses"!
Furthermore, with that strange bell chiming, the complexity of the monsters probably wasn't limited to just zombies!
As soon as the zombies appeared, their greenish-blue eyeballs turned toward the door of Dormitory 200.
The Blood Hatred effect remained effective and would not disappear until the end of this round of the game.
What was more, the place Xu Lang lived in was originally a peripheral dormitory!
Only some big shots would deliberately live in peripheral dormitories, as it made farming points convenient. At the same time, this also meant that peripheral dormitories had the highest degree of danger!
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