Chapter 60 - Strange Village
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Underworld Player Chapter 60 - Strange Village

Not ten minutes after leaving the bus, the party had been attacked by a mysterious entity, and Zheng YaoWen was now dead.

With his flashlight, Bai Zhi carefully examined the area around the body and began putting together preliminary ideas about how Zheng YaoWen had died, ignoring the stunned Xu Feng, who was sitting on the floor in a daze, for the time being.

The delinquent had died a gruesome death. From inspecting the neck area, it looked like Zheng YaoWen's head had been brutally ripped off in one motion, and even his spine seemed to have been ripped out along with it.

Although his death hardly affected the overall strength of this impromptu squad, it had a profound impact on his friend, Xu Feng.。

After all, Xu Feng was processing the horrific realization that he had been carrying his friend Zheng YaoWen on his back the whole time, completely oblivious to the terrifying entity who had killed him and was eating the head with extreme impunity, mere inches away from himself...

Perhaps it was well that his friend had died painlessly, in his sleep, but the thought was scant comfort.

"We must watch our step going forward," said Lin He gravely, tightening his grip on his silver pistol. "My basic stats are the highest, so I should guard the rear. The sooner we reach the end of this treacherous trail, the better."

Bai Zhi glanced at Lin He. He stood up next to Zheng YaoWen's body and said, shrugging, "That works. I'll take point."

Xu Feng said nothing.

As much as he loathed the thought of leaving his friend behind, there was nothing else to do for Zheng YaoWen. Time was of the essence, and with only three hours to spare, the time needed to give the body a proper funeral was time they could not afford. Besides, they were hardly equipped with the necessary tools.

The three of them trudged on in total silence, during which Lin He fended off two more attacks, but the shadowy creature moved too quickly for him.

Of the eight shots Lin He fired, only one hit the mark, but was not enough to critically wound the elusive enemy. T

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Translator Notes

* In the raw, the joke works by having 铺当典 (Something something sutra) and 典当铺 (pawnshop) present different meanings depending on whether the sign is read left to right or right to left. Here, Bai Zhi actually accuses Lin He of reading comics the wrong way around, i.e. left to right. In the Japanese/Chinese tradition, books are meant to be read right to left. I took liberties to convey the humor of the situation more viscerally instead of sticking with the literal translation.

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