When I started rebelling in the rule ghost story

"What exactly do they mean...Those words are definitely not just a prank...Also, does the disappearing food also foreshadow something?"

Abel was full of doubts, and at the same time, he felt a sense of vigilance in his heart.

On Abel's left side, Kagel also realized something was wrong. However, the strangeness had not yet turned into fear, so Kagel decided to complete the work quickly before discovering the abnormality.

Perhaps only in this way can it be truly safe to return to the ground!

"Hey, you guys, come and see! Then...what is that?!"

After advancing for more than ten meters, Wenig, who was hurriedly walking at the front, suddenly screamed.

Cagel quickly stepped forward, reached out and grabbed his clothes, and whispered angrily: "Keep your voice down, do you want to kill us all, you idiot!"

Realizing that he had lost his composure, Wenig did not dare to get angry. He pointed to the wall in front of him and changed the subject: "You, look over there..."

"Huh?" Cagel slowly raised his head and looked up the wall: "Danger! Unknown! Flooding! Bite! Infection! Death!"

Cagle unconsciously read the words on the wall.

His eyes continued to move upward, and then he saw a large group of densely packed, furry creatures similar to moths.

These creatures stay just above the font, which is very strange.

"What are these? Moths?" Abel was shocked.

Kagel shook his head: "It's probably not a moth, but I can't tell what it is specifically."

"Stop looking, I think we should get out of here as soon as possible."

"Let's go, finish the work and return to the ground as soon as possible."

The blood-colored fonts that appeared twice in succession made the three of Abel feel the strangeness in the sewer. Those fonts seemed to have magic and could evoke the fear deep in their hearts.

However, fortunately, those moth-like creatures did not attack them, and they were able to move forward without any danger...gonЬ

The other end of the sewer.

At this time, the chosen people of Rwandan and the chosen people of the Sultanate were also walking in the dark and damp sewers.

However, the path they took was different from the path taken by the three Abels.

The two of them were separated from each other, one on the left and one on the right.

"Something's wrong, something's wrong! There's something 100,000 percent wrong out of 10! Damn! Where the hell is this guy? Why haven't you seen the other three people after walking for a long time?"

Still unable to see the three Abels, the chosen one from Luwang gradually became irritated: "Hey, tell me something, are we going to keep going like this?"

Faced with the conversation from the Rwandan selector, the Sultanate selector said nothing. He was still brooding over the fact that the Rwandan selector made a fool of his face.

Seemingly seeing that the Sultanate's chosen one was still upset about what had just happened, the Rwandan chosen one stepped forward and put his hand on his shoulder: "I was just joking with you. We all play like this in the village. If you don't think so, It’s fun, then just fool me.”

The chosen one from the Rwandan Kingdom stood there with a serious face, waiting for the counterattack from the chosen one from the Sultanate.

The Sultanate's chosen one just glanced at him and said calmly: "It's even, I've laughed at you before."

"This is the right thing. From now on, you are my brother who I have played shit with!"

"Move your hand away, your hand touches my face!"

"What does it matter? You haven't washed your face anyway."

"Are you coming again?"

The Chosen One of the Sultanate was angry and prepared to fight back, but the Chosen One of the Rwandan State stopped him.

"Wait, wait, wait... I seem to have discovered something..."

"what?"

The Chosen One from the Sultanate didn't believe the Chosen One from the Rwandan Country at all, but he couldn't help but follow the eyes of the Chosen One from the Rwandan Country and looked forward.

There are two corners, one to the left and one to the right.

The passages at both corners were completely dark.

"There's no road. Should we turn right?"