The Female Cannon Fodder With Boundless Merits-Chapter 1399 - 1412: Days Favored by the Escape Boss (13)

Chapter 1399: Chapter 1412: Days Favored by the Escape Boss (13)

Xiao Nan suddenly lifted his eyes and asked excitedly: "Really?"

Xu Qingqing nodded with both heartache and determination.

This time, it was Xiao Nan’s turn to fall silent, and after a long time, he asked in a hoarse voice: "You should know everything, why would you still..."

Xu Qingqing continued to smile warmly, "Because Xiao Nan is worth it."

"You shouldn’t end up with such a fate."

Xiao Nan suddenly laughed, "Aren’t you afraid of me?"

"Xiao Nan is good to me, why should I fear you... no matter what kind of being you are, you’ve never harmed me, have you?"

Upon hearing this answer, Xiao Nan felt very satisfied.

What Xu Qingqing didn’t tell Brother Zhao and the others was that there shouldn’t be a single living person in this village.

Whether it was Fourth Aunt or the neighboring Uncle Cun, each one had become living corpses with their flesh gradually decaying.

A group of missionaries once came to this village, preaching the miracles of God to the villagers and telling them that if they sincerely believed in God and gained His favor, by paying a small price, they could become servants of God and attain everything they wished for, even immortality.

The ignorant villagers quickly believed the lies of these people.

Every month, the village would donate a few people who opposed God to Him... As the missionaries said, the villagers’ bodies began to change, becoming strong, swift-footed, and their white hair turned black...

What a miraculous transformation this was, making the villagers more convinced of the God’s existence.

However, those who were favored by God started to exhibit various mutations after a few months.

The missionaries claimed it was because they harbored insincere thoughts toward God, and hence, they were punished by Him.

Those people were soon taken away and never appeared again.

Quickly, the population in the village began to rapidly decrease; it wasn’t that people didn’t question it, but those who did barely got a chance to speak before they were sent to Qiuming Mountain by their bewildered relatives and friends.

Until one day, those missionaries suddenly ran out from Qiuming Mountain in a panic and retreated rapidly with their belongings.

Their village became a place forsaken by God, and thereafter, the villagers returned to a state of calm.

Newborn babies were still demanded by outsiders to go out for schooling, to receive the inheritance of knowledge and education.

One day, a few strangers entered the village, who ascended Qiuming Mountain and discovered traces left by God, a miraculous medicine pill that could alter one’s genes and realize self-evolution.

Those people fought among themselves because of these things, and the villagers guiding them also became greedy, believing those things rightfully belonged to their village.

The outsiders were collectively killed by the villagers.

The village chief distributed the small pill; some died, yet some survived, and indeed underwent bodily transformations.

The changes that happened on the elders were detected by plenty of children.

They had seen the outside world and did not believe the existence of God as spoken by their elders.

Predictably, a conceptual clash occurred between the two.

Some wanted to prove all of it was fake, and inadvertently uncovered the truth about Qiuming Mountain, just like Fourth Aunt’s son.

He had already discovered his mother had transformed into something that no longer seemed human.

Yet he didn’t expect his mother would cruelly turn against him directly.

Disobedient children were turned into monsters.

Fourth Aunt’s daughter eventually recorded in her diary that the core of Qiuming Mountain was a large, emptied experiment field.

This experiment field had been in existence for a very long time, yet the villagers living at the foot of the mountain had never discovered it.

There had never been a God, it was all the schemes of those ambitious people.

Due to their remote geographical location, their village had unknowingly become the test subjects for those foreigners.

Fourth Aunt’s daughter was incredibly smart, even discovering that this ancient experiment project was named Nuwa.

The later outsiders were descendants of the missionaries.....

Even the medicine pills obtained by the villagers were a deliberately staged act.. with those people hiding like sewer rats, recording the data of the villagers’ bodily mutations.

Regrettably, the girl did not have time to do anything.....

"What do you plan on doing? I’m also one of them, except my mutation is more successful. Would you despise me?"

.....

With squinted eyes, Su Li inexplicably felt a sourness in his back teeth.

Where did this dramatist god come from, actually liking to perform such tragic dramas?

He was indeed deep in his performance; even the fake sister of the original owner was admirable. To be chosen as the favored one by the boss, surely she had a shining point. 𝒇𝓻𝓮𝓮𝙬𝙚𝒃𝒏𝓸𝙫𝒆𝙡.𝓬𝓸𝒎

"You are my brother, how could I despise you?"

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"At night, there are too many mosquitoes by the mountain side, burn this medicine powder to smoke them out, so everyone can have a good sleep."

Having put aside his pride to sneak over and find this newcomer, what he got was such an inexplicable statement, leaving Brother Zhao feeling quite uncomfortable.

But since his own life was at stake, he still cherished it dearly.

"Last night was so turbulent, I estimate tonight might be even less peaceful."

Brother Zhao’s eyes were tightly fixed on Su Li, trying to discern any different emotions from her face.

Su Li: "Just more mosquitoes, lighting up and smoking them can guarantee a peaceful sleep."

If Su Li hadn’t safely spent last night, Brother Zhao might now be cursing.

However, he now believed firmly that Su Li certainly had some special lifesaving methods and was not easy to provoke.

Compared to Xu Qingqing’s cold arrogance, even though Su Li’s antics made people speechless, at least she seemed more pleasing to the eye than Xu Qingqing.

Brother Zhao went home with a bundle of messy weeds, preoccupied.

Su Li continued to slant her eyes, swaying slowly...

Behind a wooden door, a flash of crimson light flickered through a small crack, quickly incorporating into the darkness inside the house, as if it had never appeared.

According to Xiao Nan’s suggestion, Xu Qingqing still needed to make a trip to Qiuming Mountain.

Xu Qingqing decided to go on the third day early morning; knowing all the truth, Xu Qingqing instead became calm.

Moreover, there was a presence of a big boss of the game around her, giving her a full sense of security.

Compared to other newcomers who were anxious, Xu Qingqing’s emotions appeared exceptionally steady.

As night fell, the emotional fluctuations of the newcomers grew bigger; no one dared to stay outside, going into their rooms early on.

Brother Zhao also strode back in with the fading last ray of sunlight from outside.

Upon entering, he quickly noticed that Fourth Aunt, who had been indifferent to him last night, suddenly curled up a cold smile at him.

Quickening his steps wanting to enter the room, he suddenly recalled Su Li’s words, gritted his teeth, and lit a fire in the yard.

The pungent smell of plant ash quickly permeated the air.

Staying with Xu Qingqing, Xiao Nan frowned, showing a look of discomfort.