The Otherworldly Adventures of a Super Naive Girl

Chapter 405-406: Desert City, Blood Moon

405: Desert City

Ze Ye woke up because someone was slapping his face. The first person he saw upon waking up was Feng Wu. He wanted to ask her some questions, but she had already moved on and was slapping the other girls awake as well.

What is this place?

How did we get here?

Oh my god! So many bones!

I want to leave! I dont want to stay here! Mayleen shouted in fear.

Yifu was so scared, she was almost in tears. To think she had been laying on top of all these bones; the whole thing made her ill. I dont want to stay here either! Its terrible! Im leaving!

This is the desert city. Feng Wus clear and unwavering voice was calming.

The ancient desert city? This is the ancient desert city?!

They were shocked. No one thought the ancient city was a city full of bones.

What do we do now? Are we going to leave Xiao Cheng? At this point Yifu was crying. The fear was obvious in her eyes and her entire body exuded a listless energy.

No, if this is the desert city, then we cant leave. Zi Cheng was firm.

That wasnt to say Zi Cheng was unaffected; no matter how calmly she behaved, the bones still bothered her. Even if she did have a golden cheat, she was still an ordinary girl from another world.

But she was the main character, and as such, she adjusted her mental state and quickly regained her composure.

In contrast, it was a lot harder for the others to calm down, especially the girls, who were quite spooked.

Determination flashed in Caesars eyes. Yes, we finally found the city. Theres no reason for us to leave.

Yifus heart was uneasy but she didnt say anything else after that. She could only hang on to Zi Chengs hand as tight as she could and hope to get a little courage from her friend.

As they stood there, fog coalesced and formed words.

-Welcome to the second level. Please find the exit and leave the ancient desert city.-

Find the exit and leave!

Wow, then this really is the right place!

It was good news, but it also meant things would get more dangerous.

Strange, there are bones, but no evil qi. This shouldnt be possible! Rui Baby looked around at the bones confused.

It was reasonable to expect a high density of evil qi in a place filled with so many remains. It was abnormal for there to be none at all.

Just because evil qi was absent didnt mean it was a good place. On the contrary, it made Rui Baby even more suspicious. The danger level had to be higher than the first tomb Feng Wu visited.

Senior Ming Xi, what are you looking at? Yifu noticed Ming Xi inspecting the bones on the ground. It was surprising enough for her to ask.

Ming Xi looked at her and answered frankly. Im inspecting the cause of death. These people died very strangely.

Strange? Ming Xi, did you find something? Ze Ye leaned over out of curiosity.

Most of the other guys did the same.

The girls were still a little scared. Only Feng Wu, Zi Cheng, and Fang Li dared look.

Ming Xi answered without looking back. Look at the bones. Do you see problems with them?

Problems? Ze Ye picked up a bone and inspected it, but he didnt see anything strange. It wasnt until he looked at the other bones from head to toe that he realized something was indeed odd.

There isnt a single injury on any of these bones. This way of dying, its just to weird. Ze Yes face was solemn now.

What, no injuries?!

Then how did they die?

Did they succumb to a plague?

No, it must have been poison!

The group began making guesses about how the people died.

Lets get out of here first. Theres a gate up ahead; we can talk after we get there. Ming Xi pointed to a city wall up ahead that was about ten meters (32 feet) tall. The city had to be beyond the walls.

And indeed the name of the city was engraved above the gate.

They all knew, that in order to leave, they would have to find clues inside the city. So with that in mind, they lifted their feet one in front of the other and walked forward.

Ming Xi took Feng Wus hand and walked in front as usual. The king kept glancing at the city gates, an unsightly expression on his face.

I never expected he would use this method to get eternal life.

Feng Wu missed the kings mutter.

As they walked, they saw that there were several people already at the gates. It was clear the group had been there for a while, so the fact that they remained outside signaled trouble.

Oh good! There are more people coming up. Everyones been trapped here. A middle-aged man spoke up.

Hey! An expressionless young man called out a greeting to them.

The other people just looked strangely at them without speaking.

You guys are all here for the city right? Why arent you going in? Xier asked.

Huh? How would you know we didnt go in? We did you know. Nearly half of us died too. Were the left-over survivors. The middle-aged man said.

You entered?! Is it that dangerous?!

What is it like? Are there are lot monsters?

Tell us about it! The more we know, the higher our chances of getting through it together.

They were peppering him with questions trying to learn as much as they could.

Uncle, can you tell us what happened in the city? Ming Xi asked.

Everyone turned to look at the middle-aged man.

My temporary team and I got here two days ago. We were the first ones to get here so we entered the city as fast as we could. Obviously there shouldnt be anyone alive inside, but we felt like we were being watched the entire time.

Later on people started disappearing. We decided to withdraw because the city felt too strange, but then something even worse happened. . . 

406: Blood Moon

The group found the city two days ago. They had to enter the city to get to the next level, so they entered it even though they felt the city was ominous.

It didnt look like a city that had disappeared ten thousand years ago. There wasnt a speck of dust and all the buildings look well preserved.

Something strange happened after they split up to search the city one by one, people disappeared. There were no traces of a struggle and no clues as to where theyd gone. It was incredibly strange and the group didnt dare split up after that.

They stayed together, but that niggling feeling of being watched persisted. None of them could figure out why despite all being masters. At this point, it seemed like a good idea to exit the city.

The feeling disappeared as soon as they stepped out beyond the gates. They didnt get to enjoy their relief for long before something else strange happened.

Red light appeared in the space outside where all the bones were piled up. It seemed to animate the bones and filled them with murderous aura. The once jumbled pile of bones moved and formed into individual skeletons. It was as if they could actually hear the roaring of the battle horn sounding across the battlefield.

The skeletons stood with swords in their hands and red lights burning in their eye sockets, and soon enough, they rushed toward the group standing outside the city.

The men were understandably frightened and panicked. There were so many skeletons! They would be overwhelmed in no time! They had no choice but to rush back into the city.

The moment they stepped inside, that feeling of being watched came right back and they started losing track of people again. A guy could be next to you one second, then you turn your head away, and poof! He would be gone the next. How did people keep disappearing?

They couldnt remain in the city they had to leave. Fortunately, without the red light, the bones outside were just ordinary bones.

It had only been two days, but their original group of twelve had shrunk to six. They were at their wits end and about to collapse.

Red light? Did you see where the red light came from? Ming Xi had a suspicion the red light wasnt just any ordinary red light, but he wasnt sure what it was. He could only try to find out by asking questions.

The man shook his head. He hadnt seen much and didnt know the source of the light.

I remember seeing a blood moon above the bones right when the light appeared. The young man spoke up hesitantly.

Blood moon?! Ming Xi and everyone else looked at the young man in disbelief.

There were records of a blood moon. It wasnt a real moon, but rather a moon-like object formed by taking a tiny trace of the moons essence and mixing in a lot of evil qi.

It only formed in places with a tremendous amount of negative qi. So if there was a blood moon, then that place was a forsaken place. Ten out ten, odds were you wouldnt come out alive from a place like that.

Monsters bred well and strong under a blood moon. This was why everyone was surprised.

Blood moon! It was definitely a blood moon you say?! The middle-aged man shouted as he grabbed the young man by the collar and shook him angrily.

The young man only dared to nod his head.

Why didnt you say so earlier?!

I didnt want to alarm everyone even more! The young man complained, feeling a bit aggrieved by the response. He had only wanted to keep everyone calm and not make them even more fearful than they already were.

The older man let the younger one go. He was right. If anyone else had known about the blood moon, the few still alive would have probably lost the will to keep fighting.

Suddenly someone shouted, Not good! Red light!

The response was immediate. The guy who shouted, opened the gate and rushed inside. Ming Xi and his group looked back and they saw the mysterious light the middle-aged man had been talking about.

Ming Xi also saw that what the young man said was true. There was a red moon in the sky which was releasing evil qi into the bones on the ground.

This was why Feng Wu hadnt seen any evil qi. It had all been absorbed by the blood moon.

Go! Ming Xi herded everyone inside.

The bones disappeared from sight after they closed the city gates.

They breathed a sigh of relief while they pressed their backs against the gate. They felt lucky to escape so no one noticed the change in Feng Wus expression.

For everyone else, it was a deserted city filled with buildings, but for Feng Wu it wasnt empty at all. There was a sea of people in front of her. So many souls were staring at them coldly, and every one of them was identical!

Yes, every one of them had the same face. It wasnt possible, and yet there they were. It was happening right in front of her, so Feng Wu could not not believe it.

Who are you? Feng Wu asked them quietly.

Why were there so many identical people staring at them? She was puzzled so she asked the question of the first person in front of her.

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