Online Game: Crazy Skeleton-Chapter 1417 - 1303: Hidden Space (Two in One)

"Ding! Congratulations to the player ’Tiger Is Not As Good As Cat’ for obtaining the Heavenly Talisman, Spirit Rain Tribulation!"

Just as Su Ran was planning to search for the secret passage, a system announcement exploded in this underground space, causing him to startle.

"Hey, today really is Hei Xiao’s day of bad luck; another Heavenly Talisman got snatched away. Who knows how angry he’ll be..."

Su Ran shook his head amusedly, no longer concerning himself with the matter, and continued walking forward.

The appearance of Spirit Rain Tribulation ignited the players’ enthusiasm thoroughly. Nearly everyone rushed into the underground palace, hoping to compete for the last remaining Fire Talisman.

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"There’s ’Tiger Is Not As Good As Cat,’ kill him and loot the Heavenly Talisman!"

"Don’t run! If you’ve got guts, fight us one-on-one!"

"Killing him is faster than the lottery, haha, Tiger bro, stand still and accept your death!"

This group, green-eyed with envy for ’Tiger Is Not As Good As Cat’s’ good luck, didn’t care about offending Hei Xiao, and all rushed to attack him.

"F*ck, have you guys lost your minds? The Heavenly Talisman is bound; even if you kill me, you won’t get it!"

’Tiger Is Not As Good As Cat’ roared in a fluster, desperately avoiding the players’ deadly moves, and barked angrily, "Don’t piss me off, or nobody will have a good time!"

"Haha, I’m pissing you off precisely, if you’ve got the balls, tear up the Heavenly Talisman, and let’s go down together!"

"A Heavenly Talisman worth a million; let’s see if you have the heart to tear it!"

"Come on, Tiger bro, let us feel the power of the Heavenly Talisman. Is it as formidable as the rumors say? Even if we die to it, we’ll accept our fate!"

The players let out a piercing round of mocking laughter, as ’Tiger Is Not As Good As Cat’s’ face turned from red to white, looking extremely unpleasant.

"Dammit, you’re forcing my hand; all of you, go to hell!"

’Tiger Is Not As Good As Cat’ acted toughly, enduring the close-quarter attacks, pulled out the Heavenly Talisman he had just obtained, and resolutely tore it apart. The Heavenly Talisman turned into a dark light that shot towards the top of the space, and dark clouds quickly began to take shape.

"Run for it, this idiot actually used the Heavenly Talisman!"

"Holy sh*t, for real? He wasted the Heavenly Talisman like that, how could he bear it!"

"Hehehe, once the Heavenly Talisman is used, it’s gone, this makes me feel so much better!"

Seeing their goal achieved, these ulterior-motived players scattered like birds and beasts, fleeing towards the distance.

"Not one of you is getting away!"

’Tiger Is Not As Good As Cat’ nearly had a heart attack out of anger, realizing these people weren’t after his Heavenly Talisman but wanted him to waste it instead—utter bastards!

However, everyone had underestimated the power of the Heavenly Talisman. Even though they started fleeing at the earliest opportunity, they couldn’t escape the attack range of Spirit Rain Tribulation. Countless fine droplets fell from the sky, attacking like piercing arrows with penetrating effect, causing mass damage as they went through each player.

In less than a few seconds, nearly a hundred players lay dead under the terrifying divine might, their corpses strewn across the ground.

"Holy sh*t, that strong?"

"Truly worthy of the Heavenly Talisman, such horror!"

"My god, what do we do without a Resurrection Talisman? I wish I hadn’t messed with that guy!"

"I’m done for, I’m going to be cleaned out too!"

At this moment, those players who had taken advantage of the chaos to seek trouble were filled with regret. Despite desperately trying to avoid it, they couldn’t escape the deadly move of Spirit Rain Tribulation, and collapsed to the ground one after another.

With the release of the Heavenly Talisman, the entire army was wiped out.

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The entire space was left with only ’Tiger Is Not As Good As Cat’ standing. He looked at the bodies littering the ground and felt quite satisfied. After spitting on the ground, he started looting the equipment and scorecards these players had dropped, making a small fortune.

Unfortunately, compared to the value of the Heavenly Talisman, it wasn’t even close.

Regret was useless now. He approached an NPC and continued drawing random talismans. In his eyes, he couldn’t let anyone snatch the last remaining Fire Talisman—it had to be in his hands!

But.

Until he had spent all his points, he couldn’t draw the last Fire Talisman and declared bankruptcy.

As it turns out, gambling kills...

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Su Ran walked through the maze-like underground space, surprised to find not a single player in sight. But that was alright; it spared him any unnecessary trouble.

"How odd, why is finding the Sun Passage so hard?"

After about an hour, Su Ran had nearly traveled through most of the map but still hadn’t seen the passage marked with a sun. Doubts rose in his mind—could his luck really be this bad that he had to traverse the entire map to find this secret realm?

But just as Su Ran began to question life, he heard a disordered flurry of footsteps and the voices of many players from behind. It sounded like a large group.

"Something’s up!"

He immediately picked up Wang Cai and took to the air, using his advantage to hide his figure on the higher rock walls, trying to see what these people were up to.

"Move quickly, keep up with me, don’t fall behind!"

"While there’s no disturbance, let’s hurry up and do this special..."

"Mind your own business, and keep moving!"

One player was about to say something but was interrupted by a warrior beside him; the group fell silent and continued to move urgently forward.

Su Ran noted that they didn’t hesitate at all when passing by the forks in the road; clearly, they had a planned route and just needed to reach the specified coordinates.

"Special? Could it be a special terrain?"

Watching the group hurry away, Su Ran pondered. He didn’t want to miss this opportunity and followed them at a distance, keen to discover what exactly they were up to.