Infinite Flow Cannon Fodder NPC Just Wants to Stay Alive Chapter 24

CHAPTER 26

Chapter 26: The Rules of Campus

Wang Qiang had come this far not just because of his stronger-than-average physique, but also due to his instinct for sensing strong individuals. To put it bluntly, he knew how to adapt to the situation.

Although the person in front of him didn't exude the pressure of a special NPC, there was an incredibly terrifying aura swirling around him. It was like the terrifying NPC that had kept many players awake last night.

Wang Qiang blinked and recognized the NPC in front of him is actually Zhao Yu Musheng. He quickly retracted his fist, realizing that although this was an ordinary NPC and he himself was weak, the protection from other special NPCs was apparent to the players. This was still a core member of the Freedom Society. Unless someone was looking for trouble, they wouldn't want to provoke him.

As Wang Qiang processed this, he looked at the actions and reactions of the special NPCs behind him and was already drenched in cold sweat. He hurriedly stepped back, creating some distance.

Zhao Mu Sheng had his mind occupied with other thoughts and looked somewhat unwell, as if he hadn't noticed Wang Qiang's strange behavior. He lifted his eyelids to glance at the new transfer student before walking straight into the classroom.

Just a few steps in, he encountered Yan Jiaosheng coming towards him. Musheng thought he was going out and stepped aside to make way.

Yan Jiaosheng didn't exit; instead, he grabbed Mu Sheng's wrist and pulled him inside, asking, "Why do you look so pale? Didn't you sleep for long?"

Mu Sheng opened his mouth to respond, wanting to share what he had encountered in the dormitory, but he felt that his classmates, including Yan Jiaosheng, wouldn't believe him. If he hadn't experienced such a bizarre and strange occurrence himself, he wouldn't have believed it either.

Was there really such a thing as ghosts in this world?

Zhao Mu Sheng's expression was too recognizable. Yan Jiaosheng quickly sensed that something was off with him. He didn't immediately ask, but first led him back to his seat, then shot a cold glance at Wang Qiang.

The usually domineering Yan Jiaosheng was considering other people's feelings for once. He even suppressed his anger, ensuring they moved to a place where Yu Musheng wouldn't hear them before acting.

Those with a bit of cunning felt a heaviness in their hearts.

Wang Qiang watched Yan Jiaosheng's retreating figure, gritting his teeth. "I'll go find someone else now."

Liu Ang interrupted him, "No need."

Wang Qiang was taken aback.

Liu Ang looked at Wang Qiang and, seeing his ecstatic expression, said, "You've already joined the Freedom Club."

"Congratulations."

Wang Qiang was so excited that he didn't notice the special NPCs around him speaking those words with cold smiles on their faces.

Mu Sheng sat at his desk, and only then did Yan Jiaosheng ask, "You're acting strange today. What's going on?"

Other society members noticed Musheng's excessively pale face as they returned to their seats, but their attention remained on him.

The boy half-lowered his eyelids, his lashes casting shadows over his dark pupils, no longer the usual arrogant self; he appeared rare and a bit lost.

"I... I think I saw Yu Qizhi."

"He died horribly, didn't he? Did he turn into... and then come back?"

Mu Sheng spoke in a very low voice, as if afraid someone might overhear. Just saying that word seemed to invoke something strange, and he didn't even mention the word "ghost."