Chapter 33: BS101

Chapter 33: BS101

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Its crazy!

That was how a player who had watched the entire thing summarised the deeds that Jin Cheng and Tang Cuo carried out during that one hour. The two rode the tram all the way back to East Cross Street from the edge of Zone F, then took a detour halfway into Zone F, sprinkling the singing of Night Jasmine at every corner.

The residents of Zone F had never known that the song could be so brainwashing.

During the trip, the tram also changed from its original ding dong ding dong to kang dong kang dong, but no matter how much the tram was destroyed and even at the verge of shattering into pieces, it still stayed firm and continued its path, its speed as fast as lightning.

As such, Tang Cuo gradually came to forgive its high fare.

Amid its kang dong kang dong, the tram finally arrived at its final destination East Cross Street.

Jin Cheng still couldnt find where the puppeteer was. He likely wouldnt have a pleasant appearance, or he could be any random person on the roadside. The only thing that would distinguish him from other people was the silk thread wrapped around his fingers.

But Yong Ye City was, after all, a city engulfed in eternal darkness, so no matter how bright the lights are, there was only so much the naked eyes could see.

Most of the people who struck this time were long range attackers or crowd controllersRefer to players who are capable of influencing or preventing other players actions and abilities. that came carrying various items, and very few of them actually came to fight heads-on. No one knew how many people were hidden in the dark alleys, behind the windows or on the roofs. They all had their own purposes to be here, but none of them managed to deal a devastating blow at Jin Cheng and Tang Cuo.

Mr. Crow was still jumping.

Yong Ye City had an automatic repair function, so it could be crushed to bits today and went back to normal the very next day. In the past, Mr. Crow never bothered about players inflicting damage to the city, in fact, he even watched the show with relish. The more fiercely they fought, the happier he would be.

But today was different.

The two blacklisters swaggered through the city and smashed his bronze statue, but these unceasing horrendous deeds werent done inside a dungeon, so there was nothing he could do to them. He could only jump from one roof to the other, trying to curse them to death.

Even though he was cursing them left and right, he couldnt help but feel regretful.

Look at this 79081, what ferocious strength, what an annoying yet charming personality. Mr. Crow used to love him so much, but he never listened to orders.

Then look at this 27216, this tiny face full of righteousness yet expressionless, he wouldnt flinch even in the face of dangers. Mr. Crow hated him yet loved him dearly at the same time.

Crow was infuriated.

Crow was so angry.

All of these cunning players in sheeps clothing are no good, grrr.

Just you wait! One day the great and benevolent Mr. Crow will peck you to death one by one! Mr. Crow fluttered his wings, thought about it for a moment and found something wrong, so he immediately changed his words: No, I want to pierce you both together and put you on the tree! Be my exhibit! Thats it!

I will make you into statues and put them in all the streets and alleys of Yong Ye City, so that everyone knows my greatness hahahahahaha!

Mr. Crow became happier as he blabbered more nonsense, his good mood returning and the feathers on his head no longer falling.Follow current novels at novelhall.com)

Tang Cuo looked up at him and asked Jin Cheng: Is he wrong in the head?

Jin Cheng didnt answer. Mr. Crow immediately turned around: What did you say?! 27216! I heard you! Do you think I couldnt hear you? I heard you!

Tang Cuo shut up.

Mr. Crow really wished he could peck him.

At this point, the tram finally drove into East Cross Street and Tang Cuo could clearly feel the killing intent lingering around him becoming much weaker and all the eyes peeping at him starting to disappear.

The tension that felt like a thorn on his back was slowly receding.

The tram driver sent them to the bus stop closest to Tang Cuos place and waved his hand. He hadnt grown tired of that song yet, and in any case, there was only one disc that was still intact inside this broken carriage. The singing that had been soaked in the tides of time drifted with the night of Yong Ye City, spreading a nameless, inexplicable charm along its path.

East Cross Street was cold and quiet.

Under Chi Yans warning, the players huddled back into their room one by one, only having enough guts to step into the corridor or poke their head out from the window to examine the situation, but they were all tremendously anxious. They had heard the turmoil outside just now. East Cross Street was like an isolated island in the storm that might seem safe, but no one knew when the next wave would crash.

This peaceful time felt more like the calm before the storm.

Chi Yan didnt dare to make any loud noise and simply waved at them from Tang Cuos broken window, then he nodded to express that Everything is okay. Jin Cheng put back his bow and walked into the corridor, Tang Cuo by his side.

There was no one in the corridor, but a small few were occasionally looking out through the tiny gap of their doors, no words leaving their mouth while their eyes wholly filled with fear. It wasnt until they entered the second floor that someone finally walked out and asked them cautiously: Is that Meng Yufei really dead?

Jin Cheng looked over and smiled: Yes.

The person blushed and said with a choking voice: He killed someone who arrived here with me, but I dont have the courage to take revenge. Thank you, thank you

Hearing the voice, Chi Yan poked out from the corner of the stairs on the third floor and nicely caught sight of Tang Cuo and Jin Cheng: Ge!

Tang Cuo and Jin Cheng looked up together, then right at that moment, the player who just said Thank you suddenly threw a card at them. Chi Yan, who clearly saw it, had his eyes widened and cried out: Behind you!

Jin Cheng asked with a smile: Do I look okay now?

Tang Cuo answered in earnest: Not quite okay.

Jin Cheng brought back the fire extinguisher, feeling as though his lungs were about to explode. As the only one with a gas mask in the group, he had to return to the building, carry the unconscious players out one by one, then block all possible vents with foam.

A total of six people fainted in the building, and their faces had turned blue by the time they were brought outside, looking utterly unwell.

Chi Yan didnt dare to touch them and asked anxiously: What is this powerful poison? They will be fine, right?

This isnt a common poison, its a virus. Jin Cheng said in a deep voice. A common poison cant be infectious, but a virus can.

Tang Cuo finally understood why Jin Cheng was so angry back then, because such a strike would bring tremendous damages. If it werent for Jin Chengs quick response, perhaps the number of victims wouldnt be this few.

The people standing on the cobblestone street didnt hear their conversation but were also frightened. They were fully aware of how powerful Jin Cheng and Tang Cuo were, so it must be quite a serious matter to have them looking this grim.

Someone plucked up the courage to walk over, at which point Chi Yan was startled and subconsciously stood in front of Jin Cheng and Tang Cuo, his expression dreadful: If you have something to say, say it to me.

The person wanted to ask about the situation. It was Chi Yan who had been communicating closely with them all this while anyway, so he turned to talk to Chi Yan. But at this moment, Jin Chengs body suddenly shook up. He grabbed Tang Cuos shoulder and his eyebrows furrowed, his expression clearly off.

Tang Cuo was stunned for a second, then he quickly reacted and threw a stern look at the player: Grab him!

Chi Yan exploded instantly.

Why were people falling down one after another? When would they even be done with this?! He hurriedly called out to the other players to take down the person together. The guy was terrified and captured alive without resisting much, insisting that he was wronged.

Jin Cheng raised his head again and seemingly let out a sigh of relief, but still didnt look well. Chi Yan nervously asked if anything was wrong but was waved off at once. Jin Cheng gave out the next instructions one by one, all swiftly and decisively.

Lock him up and well judge him later.

All those who were poisoned should be isolated. Wear protective clothing and dont touch them with your hands. The rest pay attention to the changes in your own body and report immediately if you feel something wrong.

East Cross Street is now on full alert. Without my permission, no one is allowed to leave or enter.

As he was done talking, he took out a set of protective clothing from his Inventory Bar and threw it to Chi Yan, naturally giving Chi Yan the duty to take care of this matter. The others watched the entire thing in silence, and for a moment, they completely forgot about them being forced to jump off the buildings.

East Cross Street was, after all, a place where everyone trembled at the slightest move.

Chi Yan went to clean things up while Tang Cuo and Jin Cheng headed to the building next door and temporarily borrowed another players room. Closing the door behind him, Tang Cuos solemn expression vapourised immediately, not a single trace left behind. He folded his arms and looked at Jin Cheng: Youre putting on an act again.

Jin Cheng shrugged, turned around and sat down on the chair: But didnt you cooperate really well?

Sometimes, Tang Cuo actually thought that Jin Cheng was a genius. That was the only way to explain how he could work out such a thorough plan in just a few minutes after the card was activated.

Letting Chi Yan announce to the whole zone through the speaker was the first step. It could not only evacuate innocent players but also quickly send out the news to inform the people standing behind the curtain that Your men have done it, and they may succeed.

Pretending to fall down under everyones eyes and even treating an innocent player as another perpetrator would clearly tell the other side that Ive fallen.

Following all that with a series of instructions and making the matter look so serious would increase the likelihood of the other side falling for this act. Now, what they needed to do was to prepare themselves well and wait for the enemies to turn up at their doorstep.

You took the tram and swaggered across the whole zone, then put up another act here in order to lead them to East Cross Street and catch them all at once? Tang Cuo said.

What you said is all correct. Looking at Tang Cuos remarkably bright eyes, Jin Cheng could no longer feel angry. Indeed, against a foul villain, having a well-matched partner was truly important.

You have the movement in your hand. If it is that powerful, will those people really dare to come? Looking at how much they know you, wont they suspect that this is a trap?

If Im not down, they wont have the guts to come and wont have any reasons to take the risk. They will turn to other means to weaken me and finally kill me in one strike. But if Im down and debuffed by this powerful virus, then under the temptation of the movements, there will always be people who cant help but make a move.

It might be just one single movement, but it could do so much.

After a pause, Jin Cheng spoke again: The most important thing is those who want to kill me because of the movement dont believe that I will use it hastily in a garbage dump like East Cross Street. They dont believe that I will just waste this movement to do some random good deeds here. On the other hand, those who believe in me, or those with at least some moral principles, will never come to kill me.

Tang Cuo was convinced by this incredibly strong logic.

Jin Cheng switched to a more relaxed pose and continued: However, this virus is troublesome. When this kind of debuff is put on people, ordinary healing medicines and antidotes are useless. You have to first find out which virus it is. It isnt convenient for me to show up now, so help me bring this message to Chi Yan and ask him to find Wen Xiaoming.

Hearing this, Tang Cuo opened the Character panel, took a look and directly informed him: Its called BS101, and its definite symptom is that the upper limit of the infected persons HP will decrease by 1 every passing minute. In addition, the three attributes of Strength, Intelligence and Charm as well as his Skills will all be locked. The probability of infection should be very high.

Jin Cheng: ???

What have you done to your HPs upper limit again?

The translator has something to say:

Honestly, this novel might as well rename itself to Saving His Boyfriend Who Constantly Dances Around Death: Jin Chengs Life Story