A farm that breeds gods and demons
Chapter 86 - 84: The Rotten Child’s Corpse

York’s breaths came sporadically, the Tearing Storm had practically shredded his chest. His stubborn vitality as a Third Level Black Iron Warrior kept him alive. Even so, he had entered his final journey in life. A fizzling sound emanated from his body - his life’s special power was evaporating, dissipating through his every pore.

Su Yu was doing slightly better than him, despite feeling faint in his head, unbearably tired. But his last bit of consciousness told him he must not fall asleep. Otherwise, he would never wake up.

As death approached, perhaps he experienced a moment of clarity. Previously strangled breaths were heaving and foaming blood soon gushed from his mouth. The resentment in his eyes gradually faded and was replaced by a clear light.

"Jennifer... I’m...meeting Jennifer soon...we...children...always together...ha...ha ha..."

"Su Yu—" Su Yun finally rushed over in a frenzy. Seeing York and Su Yu on the ground, everyone’s hearts were filled with horror.

Sharply cut stakes had pierced their bodies and stained them in a sea of blood. Blood continued to pour out of York’s seven orifices. Suddenly, he opened his eyes wide, as if he had remembered something. He extended a shaky hand and grabbed Su Yu, screaming in English, "Exit...map...there’s...exit...you all... survive..."

Qin Jiagui, who had just rushed over, immediately demanded, "Exit? Map? Where is it?"

York’s eyes bulged out. He desperately tried to utter the last word. He stared at them all, his body suddenly went stiff, then gradually slackened.

York was dead.

At his last moment, he seemed to have awakened from his hatred and resentment. He seemed to want to tell everyone a secret, but unfortunately, he only managed to say half and then he was gone.

Qin Jiagui mumbled, "Exit...map? Did he mean there is a map to get out of this forest... out of this horrible world? But if there was, why did he stay here..."

As Qin Jiagui pondered, Su Yun had already collapsed on Su Yu, ceaselessly shaking him. Her face was streaked with tears.

"I’m... fine... I’ve told you... You do like me, right...Ha... Haha..." Su Yu knew he must push through the incoming sleepiness. He concentrated his will and circulated his evaporating special power. His immobilised special power was reinvigorating itself. Su Yu knew he wouldn’t die.

Had he been weaker, he would have shared York’s fate.

At this moment, he was thankful for Su Yun’s frantic shouts. They kept him awake.

Seeing Su Yu still had the energy to joke, Su Yun relaxed but couldn’t help but flare up, "What are you saying? You’re hurt... so badly... stop laughing..."

"Ha... Haha... I’m fine... Ma Ziye... how badly is she hurt... help me... pull out... these stakes..." As Su Yu felt his special power radiating from his left hand throughout his body, he instructed Su Yun to pull out all the stakes that had pierced him.

Su Yun’s face turned pale at the sight of the bloody mess. She dared not move.

"Let us do it." Li Dong and Zhou Huakang stepped forward.

Lei Rui saw Su Yu had survived despite his severe injuries. She breathed a sigh of relief and started checking on the condition of Ma Ziye on the other side.

Everyone took a heavy hit in this battle. One York had nearly wiped them all out.

Every time a stake was removed from Su Yu, he screamed as if he was being slaughtered. His face was covered in a mix of sweat and blood.

Zhang Zongmou stood frozen in place. His whole body was pierced with steel spikes. The pain he was experiencing was unbearable. He heard Su Yu’s screams and couldn’t help but yell, "Young Master Yu... don’t scream... your screaming... it’s making... my wounds hurt more."

Elsewhere, Zhao Shichang finally managed to remove the stake that had pierced his foot, moaning in pain all the while.

Ma Ziye, who had fallen into the thickets, had been impaled by three stakes. Fortunately, they had missed her critical spots. With the help of her special power, Lei Rui helped her remove the stakes, saving her life.

Scattered on the ground were remains and pervasive sadness. In this battle, York had died. Su Yu, Ma Ziye, and Zhou Birong were seriously injured. In particular, Su Yu had nearly died. Zhang Zongmou and Zhao Shichang were lightly injured. Zhang Zongmou will be fine after his spikes were moved. As for Zhao Shichang, after resting for half a day, he would be almost fully recovered. However, it would take Su Yu and the others at least a day’s rest before they could move on.

Seeing their injuries, they decided to rest for a day in the cave York was living in. Those who were not injured, Su Yun, Lei Rui, Li Dong, Zhou Huakang, and Yuan Niping helped carry Su Yu, Ma Ziye, Zhou Birong, and the others who were badly hurt into the cave, where they also planned to bury York.

Qin Jiagui remembered what York had said before his death about an "exit" and a "map". He searched York’s clothes but found nothing.

The rock in front of the cave had been moved by York. When they got to the entrance, they were stunned.

A stench of decay wafted out of the cave. Everyone covered their noses, some like Ning Yan, with a weaker stomach, started dry heaving.

Inside the cave were the decomposed bodies of three children aged between three to seven. The gang even saw maggots crawling on them.

"This guy...ugh..." Zhang Zongmou and the others couldn’t help but cover their noses. Why were there three decomposed bodies in the cave where York and his wife had lived? How did they tolerate living in such a stinky place?

"This couple... are truly mad, irrational. "Li Dong couldn’t help but speak out. How could any sane person tolerate keeping the bodies of three decomposed children in the place they live? Why didn’t they bury them?

"Quick, pull those three bodies out and bury them. We’re in great danger now. Su Yu and the others are injured. If a monster appears at this time, we’re done for." Qin Jiagui said sternly.

Everyone felt a shiver of alarm; they knew the situation was critical.

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