Weird Live Broadcast: I Can Deduce Endlessly Chapter 136: The Moon

Jin Xin slowly opened his eyes, smiling at Qu Kangping, "Team leader, what brings you to chat with me today?"

Qu Kangping looked at Jin Xin, gasping for breath, "What should I do?"

"Hahaha... you're asking me? You did ask the right person... Ouch!"

Qu Kangping took off the glass dome on Jin Xin's head and poked a finger through Jin Xin's eyeball, "I am not asking you."

Jin Xin screamed in pain, wishing he could immediately bite through Qu Kangping's neck, "You old thing, how dare you do this to me?"

"Shut up!"

Qu Kangping ran out holding Jin Xin's dead head.

Boom!

Suddenly, a bunch of cracks appeared on the corridor wall, and Qu Kangping instinctively jumped back.

A hairy monstrous hand broke through the wall, reaching out towards Qu Kangping.

Qu Kangping, holding Jin Xin's head under his arm, quickly drew his gun and fired.

Bang bang bang!

The mercury bullets pierced through the black claw, and the black blood instantly stained the entire wall red.

"Roar!"

Instead of retreating, the black claw tore a large hole in the wall.

"I'm here, I'm here!"

Jin Xin yelled loudly for help.

The monster, hearing Jin Xin's voice, turned its head toward him as expected.

"Fuck, shut up!"

Qu Kangping stuffed a jar of salt into Jin Xin's mouth.

Jin Xin's eyes rolled back, his cheeks twitching uncontrollably.

"Roar!"

The monster let out a loud roar and charged at Qu Kangping. It had a green face and fangs and stood two to three meters tall, too large for the narrow corridor.

Boom!

The giant claw swiped at Qu Kangping's head, shaving off a few strands of his hair.

Qu Kangping stepped forward and pressed the muzzle of his gun against the chest of the beast, repeatedly pulling the trigger.

Bang bang bang!

"Roar—"

The monster let out a pained howl and fell to the ground.

Qu Kangping took out the last jar of salt he had and sprinkled it over the head of the creature.

"Tell me, what should I do!"

Qu Kangping's eyes were red with desperation as he tried to summon all his intuition.

Finally, a faint red glow fl

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