SHEEP

While speaking, the toes of several people were gradually covered by the mist. At that moment, the visibility decreased rapidly, making everyone sweat involuntarily.

Pei Xiangjin immediately arranged the formation: "I will lead the way and put my shoulders on the shoulders of the people in front. If there is no accident, don't let go."

So Pei Xiangjin opened the way in front, Yi Heye was behind the tail of the team, and Yu Yili, who was slightly less combative, was protected in the middle with LOPO on his back.

It is very dangerous to get separated in low visibility conditions. There is no other better way than to forcibly connect them.

Within a few seconds of the fog engulfing them, their vision was completely swallowed up. They couldn't even see their fingertips when they stretched out their hands. Even if they were holding the shoulders of the person in front of them, they could only see a blur of their backs.

Yi Heye looked at the back of LOPO's head that was about to be engulfed by the fog, his whole body was in a state of high tension and alert, holding his belt with both hands, ready to draw his gun anytime, anywhere.

He followed Yu Yili's pace, while cautiously groping forward, while looking around, beware of possible dangers from all directions.

"Damn, I feel blind..." Yu Yili sang as he walked forward, "Captain Pei, you are my eyes—"

Pei Xiangjin said without concealment: "I can't see clearly either, but there are cracks in the bricks on the ground, at least it can ensure that we are walking in a straight line."

Due to the deflection force of the earth's rotation, it is difficult for human beings to walk in a straight line when their vision is weakened or there is no reference. This is why human beings are easy to get lost and circle in forests and deserts.

And even if the road ahead is almost impossible to see clearly, there are at least one line of neatly arranged brick cracks on the ground to correct their direction. For some reason, Yi Heye actually feels that the existence of these brick cracks is to prevent them from getting lost and going around in circles , Living and dying in place, guiding them in the dark.

There is always a weird sense of contradiction.

"Is it really guaranteed?" Yu Yili asked, "What if this is also an illusion? Are you sure you want to follow the cracks in the ground? What if you get lost?"

"Follow the seam, there is a 50.00% chance of getting lost, and if you don't follow the seam, there is a [-]% chance of getting lost." Pei Xiangjin complained coldly, "You choose by yourself?"

Yu Yili immediately became obedient: "I listen to you~"

The two people in front were chatting with each other, and Yi Heye felt relieved when he listened behind him—the fact that he could hear the sound proved that they were still in place.

But probably he was afraid of something. As soon as this thought flashed through Yi Heye's mind, he felt in a daze that the voices of the two people in front were a little unreal.

"Yu..." Yi Heye was about to speak to confirm the situation when he felt a strong movement behind him - something was approaching him at a fast speed.

Yi Heye, who was in charge of the break, turned around, drew his gun, and took aim on guard almost like a conditioned reflex.

But the moment his hands were separated from Yu Yili's shoulders, he secretly felt something was wrong.

He took a quick step back and wanted to stick to Yu Yili's steps, but he didn't dare to move his eyes away. Soon a huge sheep that swelled like a cloud came towards his face——

Oh shit.

The moment Yi Heye saw the true face of this thing, he was sure that he was being tricked. He "touched" twice and shot, and the sheep let out a "baaah", deflated like a deflated ball , while flying away towards the distance.

The moment he fired the gun, Yi Heye knew it was no threat to him. He turned his head as fast as he could, trying to put Yu Yili's shoulder back on, but at that moment, his hand was empty. .

Yi Heye's heart also clenched together - the three people who were in front of him just now were completely gone.

"Yu Yili—??" Yi Heye yelled in the direction they were walking just now, "Pei Xiangjin—??"

"Can you hear me??" He stood still and shouted, "Can you hear me???"

But as if he had fallen into a vacuum box, his voice echoed without any reply.

His head began to turn white, and then he tried to chase a few steps in the direction just now, but it was still a vast expanse, without a trace.

At this time, he had to admit that he seemed to have really fallen behind.

The moment this thought came to his mind, he felt a little suffocated.He wasn't sure he would be able to find the right direction alone, and he was also worried that the other three would be forced to separate because of the same trick.

Will they be in danger?Will there be casualties?Yi Heye looked at the direction where the big sheep flew away, and then looked at the tile seams under his feet, and began to feel strongly uneasy.

In the situation of losing his companion, he did not dare to act rashly, but stared at his toes, forcing himself to calm down and think slowly——

The three of them are objectively existing people, and it is absolutely impossible to disappear out of thin air in the time of turning around. The only possibility is that their consciousness is controlled remotely again, and I can't see where they are because of hallucinations. The reason is that I can't hear my own shouts.

So is the road under my feet still the original road?Will he be tricked back to the bottom of the wall while walking?

Yu Yili said not to trust his own eyes, so how can he reach the real target in this situation?

Yi Heye looked at the cracks in the bricks under his feet - it seemed that these guiding cracks hadn't changed much.

The hallucinations he had experienced just now came back again in his mind.

When they came, as the mechanical arm descended to the bottom of the wall, they entered the hallucination without knowing where to start. When they woke up, they had reached a place 500 meters away from the high wall.

Thinking of this, Yi Heye seemed to realize something—the hallucination was going on, but the road they walked in the hallucination was actually walked by their feet.

In the illusion, they walked at an abnormal speed for a distance of about several streets, but the time they felt was the same.

Yi Heye tried to take a step forward - as long as he walked forward at a normal speed, no matter whether he was in an illusion or in reality, objectively speaking, he was moving effectively.

That is to say, as long as I follow this path, it is inevitable to leave the fog and reach the center of the circle.

Choose not to think about how to get out of the environment for the time being, but take a step forward first.

When he started to move forward, he found that the surrounding fog seemed to start to flow, and the temperature had a slight tendency to drop. He loaded his pistol again and raised his spirits to be on guard.

But after thinking about it, he put the gun back into his pocket—he wasn't sure where his companions were, and if he shot blindly in such a place, he might accidentally injure them.

He changed his weapon into a short knife, and the possibility of accidental injury in close combat will be much smaller.

While holding the knife tightly, Yi Heye stared at the guiding line under his feet, and at the same time, his ears were always paying attention to the movement around him - almost all the remaining senses were mobilized to the extreme.

As he walked, he found that the cracks between the bricks on the ground became less clear. Originally, he would appear in front of him at least a few steps earlier, but gradually, he had to wait until Yi Heye's footsteps stepped on him before he realized it. A brick gap appears.

It's as if there is always a dead end ahead.

Just when Yi Heye had this idea, these were three huge upright sheep, about the height of two or three floors, blocking his front with a thick layer, obviously not wanting to let him go any further.

Yi Heye stopped, took a half-back step to guard, squeezed the knife in his hand, and began to look at the three shats in front of him.

The monster at the front is extremely symmetrical, with a pair of huge horns on the top of its head, as if copied by folding a mirror. From the movement of the sheep's hooves, to the precision of the wool on the top of the head, it is absolutely symmetrical. .

It has a smaller ewe on its back. It has no horns, but there are two tufts of wool on its head with a huge pink bow tied into a pair of small tufts. It seems to be sleeping on it with its eyes closed.

And behind them was a tall ram. Although he couldn't see his expression, he could feel his extreme impatience just through the thick layer of wool.

Although Yi Heye tried his best not to think about it, these three were his three brothers and sisters who got lost in the mist no matter how they looked at them—it was just a piece of sheepskin approved.

Thinking of this, his first reaction was to be a little excited, at least he reunited with them, but soon, he couldn't be happy again.

In my eyes, the three of them look like sheep, so what do they think of themselves?Is it also a huge monster?

As soon as this thought crossed his mind, the tall ram swung its hooves and threw it at him. Yi Heye was startled, and took a few steps back.

To deal with such a physical attack, Yi Heye subconsciously wanted to fight back. When he took the knife in his hand, he realized that the three monsters in front of him were most likely his companions. It will be unimaginable.

"Yu Yili?" "Pei Xiangjin??" "LOPO??"

Yi Heye called out their names, trying to make them realize something, but there was still no response without exception——

So he could only retreat a few steps in a hurry, dodging every attack from them, but he didn't dare to fight back at all.

The state is extremely passive.

Surrounded by all directions, Yi Heye's physical strength was exhausted. Several times, he almost couldn't hold back the fire and wanted to fight back, but the knife had already returned to them, and Yi Heye pulled it back alive with his rationality.

Oh shit.Yi Heye cursed in his heart, but he really couldn't do anything about the three of them.

Their offensive seems to have been discussed in advance, forcing Yi Heye to retreat step by step, getting closer and closer to the starting point.

Seeing his steps gradually retreating to the original place, a strange intuition rose from the bottom of Yi Heye's heart.

He looked up at the three sheep again—the tall sheep were responsible for the main attack, and the symmetrical sheep carried the ewes on their backs and hid behind them to watch the battle. At first glance, there was no flaw, and it completely matched the characters, status and division of labor of the three of them. .

But Yi Heye still kept a close eye on the symmetrical sheep, and slipped under its hooves while the tall man was not paying attention.

In the blink of an eye, Yi Heye leaped onto the head of the symmetrical sheep. Without saying a word, the back of the knife lightly peeled off the top of its head——

He pushed aside the symmetrical handful of wool on the top of his head.

"Aww!!" There should be a furious sheep roar, and the symmetrical sheep directly pulled away the tall sheep in front of him, and rushed towards Yi Heye who messed up his hairstyle with a ferocious face and angrily.

Looking at the hooves of the symmetrical sheep flying over without saying a word, Yi Heye concentrated, and instead of dodging, he directly showed his pistol.

"Bang bang bang", in a blink of an eye, three gunshots landed in response, and the three goats in front of them leaked out like balloons.

Sure enough, Yi Heye looked at the sheepskin who collapsed on the ground in a blink of an eye, and sneered——

"The real Yu Yili would put the messed wool back immediately, even at the risk of being killed by monsters." Yi Heye said.

After speaking, he raised his head again and looked at the foggy and dark top of his head.

"Also, you didn't want to hurt anyone, even though you kept trying to keep us from going in, did you? SHEEP?"

"Or should I call you—Mr. Gatekeeper of Area A?"

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