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600: Chapter 13: Death 1/3 600: Chapter 13: Death 1/3 How long has she been searching for the blue sky?

Day and night seem indistinguishable to her now.

Trapped in this luxurious room, she feels like a bird who’s lost its wings.

Without wings, the bird cannot fly towards the blue sky.

Her heart gradually began to beat faster.

Watching the rapidly moving scenery on the screen, she finally let her character land on a snowy field.

The monsters wandering here immediately rushed towards her, but couldn’t withstand the powerful arrows shot from her bow, and fell one after another.

Qian Yu Xian Rou headed towards the valley entrance, where she saw two figures already moving. “Blue sky!”

When he heard this voice, Qianxiu’s movements instinctively paused for a moment, but only for a moment.

He continued to deftly attack the monsters in front of him until they were completely dead.

Xiaobao exclaimed in surprise: “Wow, you really came?”

Only then did Qianxiu completely stop his actions, took a deep breath, and calmly turned around…

Such a small anomaly was entirely unnoticed by others.

He had conducted several experiments on Xiaobao regarding this—after all, between him and the outside world, there was a screen… a dimension.

Qianxiu said indifferently: “Is she looking for you?”

Xiaobao said: “Sorry, sorry, maybe… or maybe not?”

Saying this, Xiaobao walked towards Qian Yu Xian Rou, “Hey, what are you looking for me for?

Just talk directly, no need to come all this way, right?”

But Xiaobao was quickly surprised to find that Qian Yu Xian Rou completely ignored him and walked directly to Qianxiu without saying a word.

Qianxiu looked at the woman and asked coldly: “What do you want to do?”

Even though he knew that no matter the tone, the emotion, whether excited, hurt, or angry, to the other side, they would merely be simple words.

Qian Yu Xian Rou asked uncertainly: “Blue sky?”

Qianxiu said: “Are you that crazy person always spamming?

Stop doing that, it’s annoying!”

Qian Yu Xian Rou said: “Why are you using the name Qianxiu?”

Qianxiu took a deep breath, “Are you sick?

What does what I name myself have to do with you?

If you’re sick, go see a doctor!”

Xiaobao watched their conversation in the wild and subconsciously frowned…

The tone of this big shot seemed a bit unusual, huh?

It was just a feeling Xiaobao had after spending some time with him; it seemed this big shot wasn’t the type to act so proactively towards strangers, right?

Qian Yu Xian Rou was silent for a while, then suddenly removed all her equipment, leaving only the simplest set of useless clothes, and walked into a monster.

The monster didn’t care about anything and directly attacked her; its sharp teeth bit into Qian Yu Xian Rou’s body.

Blood flowed furiously, quickly splattering the snow with scarlet plum blossoms…

She let the monster bite her body without any intention of resistance. “What the hell!

Aunty, what are you trying to do?” Xiaobao quickly asked—somewhat confused about the self-harm.

Of course, it was only self-harm in the game, so Xiaobao had no plans to intervene—he couldn’t win anyway.

But in Qianxiu’s vision, this was an extremely cruel and painful scene…

Real, cruel, and relentless.

She still appeared before him with the recognizable character composition…

The monster bit into her shoulder, and he could hear the sound of bones breaking.

Qianxiu forced himself to shut off all the sound effects, plunging the world into silence.

The monster raised its head, chewing the flesh stained with her bright red blood in its mouth.

She looked like a lifeless wax figure, showing no pain on her face as she merely looked on.

Qianxiu frantically adjusted the world’s brightness, darkening everything, immersing the scene in darkness.

The monster attacked again, its bloody mouth bit into her abdomen and lifted her up.

He could still see… see her body bending in the massive mouth due to a spinal fracture.

Qianxiu clenched his fists, his eyes filled with blood vessels. “You’re not him…”

Only that voice.

Only her voice echoed… the voice familiar to him and painful.

The voice echoed like this. “He promised me he would never let me get hurt…

He promised me.

I’m sorry, for bothering you.”

Finally, the monster completely bit through her body.

When the half-body fell on the snowy ground, it dissolved into white light and disappeared. “Wouldn’t this aunty use such a stunt every time she finds someone?” Xiaobao typed: “Really devoted…

It’s a good thing it’s a game; if it were the real world, would she stab herself with a knife?”

Yet a brilliant light swept past Xiaobao at this moment, striking the freshly fed monster, knocking it to the ground instantly.

Qianxiu raised his sword, and terrifying colorful lights erupted from his body, charging directly at the monster he had knocked down, attacking madly!

The combo numbers climbed crazily in front of Xiaobao’s computer, the monster’s health bar had long been emptied—though the game had such a setting that if the combo was not interrupted, the attack could continue indefinitely.

Never had there been such terrifying combo numbers!

Like the most precise machine, all skill cooldowns were optimized to connect, and the monster’s body never hit the ground. “Wow, what kind of insane hand speed does it take to do this… 500 combo!!!

This guy, is he crazy?”

Xiaobao watched the rising combo number, subconsciously frowning. —He promised me he would never let me get hurt.

Blood, bone, face. —He promised me he would never let me get hurt.

Unable to stop his sword stroke, unable to control that suffocating discomfort… unable to forget this scene—even when the body felt heavy and sore from the attack rhythm, muscles seemed like they might tear with another move, he couldn’t stop.

Finally, all the potions he carried that could replenish magic power were consumed, unable to cast skills anymore.

The monster’s body, finally sent soaring into the air by a powerful shockwave, exploded into pieces in the sky before Qianxiu’s Sword fell from his hand.

His arms were too exhausted to move, sweat soaked his body, and finally he watched the scattered flesh and blood, released a deeply mournful roar, and collapsed onto the snowy ground, fainting. … “Three thousand seven hundred and ninety-three combo… Wow, is this human?”

But after Qianxiu’s character stopped, it stood motionless, and Xiaobao couldn’t help but frown…

The nearby monsters began to gather again. “Big shot?

Big shot?

Are you there?

Big shot?”

Qianxiu still stood ‘stationary,’ until one of the monsters clawed him, and there was still no response. “Disconnected?

Or walked away?” Xiaobao couldn’t help but frown. …

Finally regaining some consciousness, when Qianxiu opened his eyes, he found himself inside the resurrection point of Central Union City.

Had he… used up one death already?

Qianxiu subconsciously frowned, discovering Xiaobao beside him.

Qianxiu: “Xiaobao?

Are you there?”

Xiaobao: “Oh, big shot, you’re back?”

He fainted…

Qianxiu wanted to say but instinctively swallowed the words, “How long has it been?” “Huh?

You stepped away and don’t know the time?” Xiaobao asked curiously but quickly said, “More than three hours, I guess?” “Did I… die to get back here?” “Yeah, both of us died to get back,” Xiaobao said: “Dying in the field deducts experience, I gave it all I had, but we both died to get back here.”

Qianxiu frowned, “You don’t have to worry about me; there’s no need to die with me.”

Xiaobao sent a laughing emoji, “I don’t mind, but leveling up at your level is not easy; you lose experience and don’t care, but I do!

Moreover, it feels wrong to leave you behind.”

Qianxiu remained silent, quietly looking at Xiaobao…

What kind of person is Xiaobao beyond the screen? “Hey, big shot,” Xiaobao suddenly said: “You are actually the blue sky, aren’t you?”