Deities Are All Just My Food
Chapter 207 - 116 Rule Pollution Outbreak [Subscribe Request]_1

Chapter 207: Chapter 116 Rule Pollution Outbreak [Subscribe Request]_1

Bang! Bang! Bang!

Several of the fastest mad dogs hit the wall and the security door, making a heavy noise. After they fell to the floor, the dogs behind them climbed over and charged out, with an overwhelming force.

"Back off!"

Lin Baici urged, which was more serious than startling a hornet’s nest.

If bitten, one could end up disfigured.

Moreover, he had checked on Baidu that rabies vaccines usually require five shots, which is quite torturous.

The mad dogs were darting rapidly, and the narrow corridor made it inconvenient for Lin Baici and his companion to sprint and accelerate.

A Labrador over half a meter long, with pale yellow fur, charged very quickly. When it pounced onto the landing, it jumped straight onto the wall. With that rebound, it easily changed direction and faced Lin Baici.

Slap!

The Labrador hit the ground and immediately pounced again.

Lin Baici had no time to draw the Dragon Tooth sword, but the Red Rolling Stone had already been activated.

A walnut-sized Flying Stone was shot out.

Bang!

The Labrador took a hit above the eye, and half of its head was blown away, staining a staircase with bright, warm blood.

Following were a Border Collie and a Sled Dog, charging in fast succession.

Lin Baici stopped retreating, planting his feet suddenly, his waist sinking slightly as he threw a sweeping punch towards the Border Collie’s head.

Although a straight punch would be faster, there was a chance of getting scratched by the dog’s teeth.

However, Lin Baici’s body was now enhanced, with tremendous explosive power, making the sweeping punch both quick and accurate.

Bang!

The Border Collie took a punch to the left side of its head, flew out, and crashed into the railing, but quickly scrambled up again.

The other Sled Dog took the opportunity to lunge at Lin Baici, but the second Flying Stone from the Clay Human was timely shot out.

Bang!

The Sled Dog’s head exploded, one eyeball squished on the ground, bloody and glaring.

Lin Baici kicked the Border Collie in the head, sending it flying.

There were too many mad dogs.

And most importantly, these dogs were filthy, drooling, some with bald spots and ringworm, disgustingly nauseating to the point where Lin Baici would rather die than touch them again.

Therefore, he summoned Muscle Buddha.

The corridor’s sensor light was dim, casting shadows and leaving many blind spots in the night.

As Muscle Buddha appeared, its huge figure almost filled half the staircase.

It faced the swarm of mad dogs, throwing out its iron fists.

Ora ora ora!

Bang! Bang! Bang!

The mad dogs, as if running into an impregnable wall, were all sent flying, never to rise again.

The parts where they were struck were all dented, visible fractures and copious bleeding could be seen.

Buddha’s fist was invincible, slaying with a single blow.

Amitabha.

In just thirty seconds, the corridor had gone from a cacophony of barks and howls to a quiet space, leaving only the stench of blood mixed with a foul odor, intensifying the nauseating effect.

After dealing with the mad dogs, Lin Baici immediately canceled the summoning, and Muscle Buddha disappeared.

"Let’s go, inside the house!"

Lin Baici, trying to keep his disgust at bay, stepped over the fresh blood and corpses of dogs, got back to the fifth floor, and burst into the room.

What the hell.

This is just too disgusting, isn’t it?

The house was full of garbage, especially dog shit—it was nearly impossible to find a place to stand.

"There’s someone over there!"

Xia Hongyao shone her cellphone light into the master bedroom and saw someone sitting on a gaming chair with their back to the living room.

Lin Baici did not go over but quickly took out the Dragon Tooth sword.

...

On the fourth floor, a girl who heard the commotion and opened her door to check what had happened saw the bodies of the mad dogs all over and was scared to the point of peeing herself.

"Ah!"

The girl screamed, "Husband, call the police quickly!"

The residents of the ninth floor were all startled awake.

...

Lin Baici and Xia Hongyao cautiously approached and saw the man on the gaming chair.

"An idiot?"

Xia Hongyao was astonished.

The man hadn’t changed clothes or taken a shower for who knows how long, and he was filthy, covered in dog poop and sweat, even dog urine.

He didn’t look very old, but his hair had grown long enough to cover his eyes, and his beard was all over his mouth, making him appear unkempt, like a decadent middle-aged man.

But most importantly, the guy’s eyes were dull, the corner of his mouth twisted with drool dripping out.

"Wen... Li!"

The man occasionally mumbled this name.

"That’s Du Shan!"

Lin Baici recognized the young man’s face; it was the university student who stole electric bikes to support his girlfriend’s expenses.

"It seems the mad dog incident is related to him, but with his condition, he couldn’t use the Taboo things, could he?"

Xia Hongyao reasoned, "Could his girlfriend, Wen Li, be involved?"

"Let’s search the room first!"

There wasn’t much in the master bedroom except for a double bed, a set of bedding, and a desk with a computer on it.

Xia Hongyao opened the wardrobe, which had few clothes in it.

Lin Baici walked to the balcony, where there was a tripod with a telescope mounted on it. He didn’t touch it but bent down to look.

The telescope was aimed at a window where the light was on.

"Red Medicine, go outside and calm those people down!" Lin Baici heard voices from outside.

He felt no hunger, so there shouldn’t be any Taboo things inside the room.

"Alright!"

Xia Hongyao took a couple of steps out of the master bedroom when a gust of wind carrying the stench of dogs swept through, and in a blink, the view changed.

The filthy and cluttered room was gone, replaced by a verdant green grassland.

Far away, there was a lake with boats, and to its left, a Ferris wheel could be seen slowly turning, half visible.

In the sky, kites flew, but looking along the string, there was no one on the grass.