"Ah! Stay away! Stay away from me!"
A staff member in a white lab coat crawled desperately across the floor, leaving a long trail of blood beneath him. A woman in a white dress followed unhurriedly behind him, a sharp knife in her hand.
The woman in white was not moving fast, and was even a little slower than he was crawling. But whenever he turned away and struggled forward to put distance between them, no longer watching her, her figure would flicker and reappear beside his feet.
Nick merely glanced at the dying wretch out of the corner of his eye, not even daring to let his gaze linger on the woman in white. After smashing his way into another maintenance passage, he urged everyone to hurry after him.
He felt that once he got back this time, he would never watch another horror movie. Not because he was scared, but simply because he had seen enough. Along the way, he had seen practically every classic type of monster, both those he recognized and those he did not.
Their group had been lucky, though that was also largely thanks to the sheer number of people in the base, enough to keep those monsters occupied. For the moment, no particularly powerful monster had set its sights on the five of them.
The cube system containing the monsters had now gone completely out of control. Jules and Dana had only released three waves of monsters in total, but afterward, something unknown had taken over the elevator system. It had begun running automatically, releasing the remaining monsters in an endless stream.
Judging by the cheerful amusement park music and creepy laughter that had inexplicably sounded at the time, it was most likely the work of Pennywise, the Clown from It.
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