Chapter 19: Kitchen at Midnight
A look of confusion appeared on Bai Cha’s face.
“Are you really C3 and not a newbie?”
The state Bai Cha displayed was too naive, and the ponytail girl hadn’t seen any signs of her acting, perhaps her acting was more skillful.
She couldn’t tell, she just sincerely felt that Bai Cha was indeed a bit naive.
Take this board game for example, she immediately called them over to share it.
Although logically, they would definitely ask when they saw it.
But people’s reactions are different.
When Bai Cha saw them, although she was a little surprised, she quickly showed delight.
If this wasn’t a newbie who had survived in the game until now while maintaining this naivety, it was really…
There were only two possibilities.
Playing dumb to trick others or good luck.
Regardless of which one it was, Bai Cha was worth befriending.
The former represented strong strength. Although her body seemed weak, it might not be an act. Maybe she could turn into a martial arts expert in the blink of an eye.
The latter was even more remarkable. With this body and this personality, surviving to C3, what kind of incredible luck would that be? Teaming up with such a person could increase the survival rate.
Of course, they were also very clear that the probability of her being a newbie wasn’t high. Because if Bai Cha was a newbie, then one of them must have a hidden level, and a high-level player at that.
Bai Cha blinked and said, “Of course I’m not a newbie.”
She smiled somewhat helplessly.
“Maybe my health isn’t very good. Many people think I won’t live long. Not to mention in the game, even in reality, everyone who knows me is very curious about how I’ve lived this long.”
The ponytail girl and the man with glasses nodded secretly. It seemed it was good luck then.
That’s right, she didn’t see Zhong Man’s body when she went out, cautiously chose to follow the rules, and happened to stumble upon the right rules.
Even including vomiting into the pot.
“By the way, did your roommate tell you? This afternoon, around five o’clock, we felt very hungry, and a very fragrant smell was coming from the kitchen.”
At that time, they couldn’t help but walk towards the kitchen.
Xiao Xiao felt the fragrance on one hand but also remembered seeing Bai Cha vomit into it with her own eyes. So she quickly overcame the temptation and woke up.
And she reminded them that there was Bai Cha’s vomit inside.
Although the food was tempting, it didn’t tempt them to the point of being uncontrollable. Therefore, everyone woke up at once.
But the food clearly had problems.
“So…” Bai Cha said thoughtfully.
The first time they were quite sober, the second time might not be, and they would be hungry again tomorrow morning.
“Did you eat your fruit?” the ponytail girl tentatively asked for information again.
“Not yet. I went back and passed out because of the high fever. But speaking of it…”
Bai Cha carefully considered where the food was stored in the room.
She didn’t seem to see any.
“It’s gone?” The ponytail girl and the man with glasses exchanged a look.
“I’ll go check the kitchen,” the man with glasses said, getting up.
“Together!” The ponytail girl didn’t want to stay here alone.
If Bai Cha was lucky, then her strength was indeed lacking. Although they wanted to mooch off her luck, they didn’t dare to rely on it completely.
Of course, another reason was that if there was danger in the kitchen, Bai Cha was lucky, and bringing her along might bring good luck.
Bai Cha had no idea what they were thinking. If she knew, she might really feel a bit guilty.
Because good luck had never been on her side.
She had been in four or five car accidents alone.
If she had to say she was lucky, it was probably that nothing ever happened to her.
She had encountered this kind of life-and-death crisis many times and had almost been struck by lightning.
But each time, she was indeed fine, at most suffering minor injuries.
But who normal person would always encounter these things?
Bai Cha didn’t refuse. She was also very curious about what the kitchen looked like now.
The dining room was completely dark.
The man with glasses took out a flashlight.
It appeared out of thin air.
Bai Cha was thoughtful. Sure enough, this game must have a backpack, but she didn’t seem to have one.
This might be related to her different way of entering the game.
The three of them stayed very close, cautiously wary of their surroundings.
When they approached the kitchen, they heard a faint noise.
The man with glasses immediately turned off the flashlight.
The ponytail girl and Bai Cha held hands and approached even more cautiously with the man with glasses.
Bai Cha clearly heard what the faint noise was: the sound of gnawing on meat.
Although the three couldn’t see each other’s expressions clearly in the dark, they were very certain that everyone had thought of the same thing.
Perhaps a player had come to eat, and they didn’t know if they came alone or…
Soon, they approached the door.
The door was ajar, leaving a crack.
The flames on the stove inside were flickering, emitting a faint light.
A person was standing in front of the cutting board, voraciously gnawing on the meat on it.
Raw.
The raw meat itself still had blood, and under the faint flickering light of the flames, they clearly saw that this person’s face was covered in blood, and from the outline, his stomach was very bloated.
That piece of meat was large, enough for more than eight people, but now less than one person’s portion remained.
He had eaten it all.
The flames suddenly jumped violently, momentarily brightening the room.
The three of them clearly saw the light reflected off the top of that person’s head.
Among the eight people, only Brother Cai was bald.
And at this moment, the Brother Cai inside seemed to have noticed something, stopped eating the meat, and looked towards the door.
