Deities Are All Just My Food
Chapter 773 - 377 Next Stop, Gwangju, Let’s Go!_1

Chapter 773: Chapter 377 Next Stop, Gwangju, Let’s Go!_1

In the woods, the night wind blew.

Lin Baici had not expected everyone to wait here for him; in that moment, he felt not only moved but also a bit helpless. What if they had all taken wrong turns and gotten lost?

Moreover, it was thanks to his cleverness in getting the white-collar woman drunk; otherwise, if she had insisted on coming after them to kill Xia Hongyao and the others, relying on those red-soled high heels, her high ponytail wouldn’t let a single one of them escape.

"Let’s get out of here fast!"

Lin Baici beckoned with his hand.

"The wind is strong, let’s hurry!"

Huang Jinxiang was thrilled to finally be able to run away.

Next stop, Gwangju,

Let’s go!

"Retreat! Retreat! Retreat!"

Quan Sangin couldn’t wait any longer.

Lin Baici turned his head and could see the top of the apartment building through the sparse woods. In fact, if his heart had been a bit harder, he should have set fire to it, once and for all.

"Baici, we should’ve burned that apartment building!"

Gu Qingqiu thought Lin Baici was too soft-hearted. "You didn’t kill that white-collar woman either, did you?"

There must be something inside the apartment building Lin Baici didn’t want to destroy, otherwise, a torch made from pine would have been enough to burn it to the ground.

"I couldn’t bring myself to do it!"

Lin Baici shrugged his shoulders.

"Sigh, let’s hope it doesn’t leave any trouble behind,"

Gu Qingqiu said, worried.

Such Ruins Monsters with intelligence were very troublesome.

A true man should be like Cao Cao, preferring to let the world down rather than being let down by the world; without a ruthless heart, nothing can be achieved.

There was a map on the back of the train tickets, and following the route marked on it, everyone ran wildly for more than twenty minutes until they left the woods and arrived at a grassland.

"Look!"

In the distance, under the hazy moonlight, there was a tall, thick wall built of red bricks with barbed wire on top.

Facing north, there was a big iron gate.

"Damn it, it’s not locked, is it?"

Huang Jinxiang was distraught.

Everyone’s heart rose to their throats, and when they got to the gate, they saw indeed there was a big lock.

"Crap, we’re doomed!"

Kim Jinsoo gasped in shock. "The key isn’t in the apartment, is it?"

"God Lin, did you get a key when you killed that Fat Otaku Monster?"

Che Zhengshuo had his hand in his pocket and a deep frown on his face, apparently not having expected this situation either.

"No!"

The response from Lin Baici made everyone’s faces fall.

"Let’s look around first!"

Xia Hongyao remained calm. "If there isn’t one, I’ll go back for it!"

"Hurry up and search!"

Quan Sangin urged, first glancing around and then squatting on the ground, just in case the key was nearby.

People should always have hope!

"I refuse to believe we’re this unlucky!"

Li Yintong muttered, also squatting down.

Kim Myungjin and Hua Yue Yu didn’t search but instead looked at Lin Baici.

Lin Baici always thought carefully; he had probably anticipated this problem.

"Do you have an idea?"

Gu Qingqiu asked while scanning the gate.

Could they climb over it?

Lin Baici did not reply but walked up to the gate, looked at the lock, took out the administrator’s key, inserted it, and turned.

Click!

The lock clicked open.

Everyone perked up upon hearing the sound and quickly gathered around.

"Long live God Lin!"

Huang Jinxiang cheered.

"Brother Lin, please accept my bow!"

Li Yintong, knowing how to entertain, and being a more adept team mascot than Hua Yue Yu, knelt down, stuck out her bottom, and kowtowed to Lin Baici.

"Stop messing around; let’s get going!"

Lin Baici urged, and after everyone left, he saw there was a place to lock the gate from the outside. This made him hesitate.

Should he lock it?

If it was locked, the white-collar woman probably wouldn’t be able to come out, right?

[Locking the big gate will prevent all monsters in the apartment from leaving this place.]

"Damn it, I don’t care anymore!"

After hearing this, Lin Baici exerted force with his right arm and threw the lock far away.

I took away your high heels and handbag, I’m sorry, so I’m giving you freedom!

Let that be the compensation.

Once outside the gate, with no side paths, only a concrete road lay ahead. The group ran for another ten or so minutes and came to a train station.

"I wish the train would come quickly!"

Li Yintong kept looking at her watch, restless, and glanced back from time to time, worried that a monster might chase after them.

Actually, everyone was on edge.

Finally, the time to board the train arrived. A train suddenly burst out of the void, slid for a moment, and stopped in front of the bus station.

Whoosh!

The train doors opened.

"This train is going to Gwangju Station!"

"Attention all passengers, ticket checking for boarding is now beginning!"

Since Lin Baici had killed the Fat Otaku Monster and become the winner of this station, the train announcement was in Mandarin.

This was the glory of the winner.

"Board! Board! Board!"

Everyone was eager and quickly scrambled into the carriage.

"Dear Mr. Lin Baici, hello. Because of your outstanding performance at this station, you will receive an upgrade to first-class service. Please proceed to the No. 1 VIP carriage!"

"You are entitled to take one female companion with you!"

"We wish you a pleasant journey!"

The sweet-sounding train announcement was repeated three times.

Everyone who heard it was envious but without jealousy, as Lin Baici’s performance deserved such treatment.

Whoosh!

Everyone turned their gaze towards Lin Baici, curious which girl he would take to the VIP carriage.

Li Yintong knew she had almost no chance!

But what if?

People should still dream a little; otherwise, what’s the difference between them and salted fish?

Feeling the gaze of the girls on her, Lin Baici honestly felt overwhelmed, especially by Hua Yue Yu’s expectant yet fearful eyes, hoping not to be left behind—vulnerable, helpless, and pitiable.

He really couldn’t choose.