Online Game: Crazy Skeleton
Chapter 214 - 214 213 The Phenomenon of Corpse Powder Request for Official Support

214: Chapter 213: The Phenomenon of Corpse Powder (Request for Official Support) 214: Chapter 213: The Phenomenon of Corpse Powder (Request for Official Support) “Hey, this lock looks far more valuable than the coffin!”

“Brother Overturning Water, it seems that this coffin requires a key, I wonder if you found one?” Black Crow looked at Su Ran eagerly, desperate to immediately open the coffin and see what treasure it contained.

Su Ran chuckled, brimming with confidence—after all, he had the key!

He then pulled out a small key and waved it in front of Black Crow.

A little lock needed a little key, it made perfect sense.

“Haha, I’ll open it, I’ll open it!”

Black Crow moved closer to Su Ran, his hands cupped, greedily eyeing the key in Su Ran’s possession.

Looking at his comrade, who resembled a beggar begging for alms, Su Ran laughed, “Since you chose it yourself, don’t blame me if something goes wrong later!”

Opening the coffin was a nerve-wracking affair for Su Ran—it felt like a ticking time bomb that might blow up in his face at any false move.

So, he was more than happy to let someone else take the risk.

“No, no, I love the thrill of opening treasure chests!” Black Crow quickly changed his tune, “This coffin is just another kind of treasure chest, haha!”

As soon as he got the key, Black Crow hardly dared to breathe.

He carefully inserted the key into the lock.

Su Ran, meanwhile, discreetly took a few steps back, just in case there was a coffin explosion that he had to dodge.

“Crack!”

A crisp sound rang out—the lock was unleashed.

The small lock shrouded in black smoke transformed into a stream of black energy gathering above the coffin.

It lingered there tangibly and refused to dissipate.

“Damn!”

Black Crow’s shout startled Su Ran, prompting him to check what had happened.

“What’s going on?”

“The key disappeared!

And there’s another lock.

What do we do?” Black Crow held up his empty hands and looked rather wronged.

“Of course.

With the game system behaving like it does, it wouldn’t let us open the coffin that easily.

Let’s go find the second key.” Su Ran said, frustration etched on his face.

Two identical locks, but a single key couldn’t open them both—who was he going to complain to about that?

Under Black Crow’s envious gaze, Su Ran picked up the coffin and started walking forward.

“I’ll lead the way.

This maze is huge.

Might as well help me find that mysterious chest.

Oh, speaking of chests, Brother Overturning Water, do you have any more keys for those?

Any Rebirth Gold Bars left?” Black Crow smoothly pivoted the conversation and asked Su Ran.

“What’s up?”

“Look at this—are you interested?” Black Crow pulled out a dose of mysterious Stone Powder from his bag, flashing it ostentatiously in front of Su Ran.

He continued, “I have gone through huge troubles to get this stuff.

Fought countless monsters and survived countless hardships to obtain this essence.

Want it?”

Wasn’t this the Corpse Powder that Asura left behind?

What happened next left Black Crow in shock.

The Stone Powder escaped from Black Crow’s palm as soon as it made contact with Su Ran.

It danced in the air, transforming into an arrow, and shot itself directly into Su Ran’s lower body.

“Whoosh!”

The arrow-like energy disappeared into Su Ran’s bladder.

“Damn!”

Watching this scene, Black Crow was instantly chilled.

If that had been directed at him, would he have lost his…?

He crossed his legs instinctively, and there was a touch of sympathy in the way he looked at Su Ran.

Black Crow had certainly witnessed this anomaly!

Su Ran shrugged and shook his head with a bitter smile.

He noticed something off about Black Crow’s expression, paused, and then finally figured out what Black Crow was thinking.

“Where’s your mind wandering, kid?”

“Brother Overturning Water, didn’t you feel a sudden chill down there?” Black Crow asked carefully, not wanting to hurt Su Ran’s pride.

Su Ran looked puzzled.

He didn’t feel any coldness, but it did seem like there was a breeze sweeping through his bladder.

“You little fiend, Black Crow, I treated you well, and you dare to ambush me!” Su Ran feigned anger, took the initiative, and his tone was devoid of any warmth.

“Wh-what?

Am I that type of person?

This Stone Powder flew out by itself, it really wasn’t me!” Black Crow vehemently denied, not understanding why the Stone Powder behaved like a mosquito to blood upon seeing Su Ran, going berserk just like that.

Was the exaggeration necessary?!

“Can’t help it then, this thing has chosen its master.” Su Ran suppressed a laugh, and coughed.

“Ugh, is there such a thing as choosing a master in this game?

This is too extreme, right?

With such a mechanism, people really can’t open stalls on the streets anymore!” Black Crow envisioned the scenario where the treasure chooses its master when people set up stalls.

Wouldn’t that make the stall owner extremely uncomfortable?

“Who knows, for now, this thing belongs to me!”

“Darn, I haven’t said that I’ll give it to you yet, give it back!” Black Crow was a bit anxious.

He hadn’t taken any advantages from Su Ran yet, how could the meat that was almost in his mouth fly away just like that?

“Er, it has stuck to me and won’t leave, nothing I can do.” Su Ran saw that Black Crow was about to regret his shit and stop teasing him.

He pulled out a Rebirth Gold Bar and threw it to Black Crow, saying, “Anyway, this could be said to be an urgent necessity for me, and you have helped me a lot.

Consider this a token of my gratitude!”

“Phew, you should have said that earlier.

You had me worried there for a second.” Black Crow clumsily caught the Rebirth Gold Bar, kissed it like a precious baby, and carefully put it into his bag.

He knew very well that this item could open a mysterious treasure chest in the Rebirth Gate space.

Suddenly, Black Crow’s eyes widened.

He pointed at Su Ran, unable to believe what he saw, “Brother Overturning Water, why are you glowing?”

“This is the mutual response when players who possess Rebirth Gold Bars get close to each other.

Nothing strange—don’t make a fuss,” Su Ran replied.

“That’s not right.

I’ve also come into contact with Rebirth Gold Bars when I encountered Rat Rakshasa, but I didn’t see you glow?”

“You fool, after getting the Rebirth Gold Bar, you had your eyes fixated on looking for the mysterious treasure chest.

Did you even spare a glance for me?” Su Ran said, rather annoyed.

“Hey, that’s right.

Damn, when we were exploring the cave, why didn’t you just give me a Rebirth Gold Bar?

That would have solved the problem of us not having a torch.” Black Crow was irked at the thought, even the distinctive features of Sister Qing’s shadowy figure didn’t imprint on his memory.

How was he going to recognize her in the future?

“Did not think it through.” Su Ran was taken aback.

He hadn’t thought of this solution, or else they wouldn’t have ended up in such an awkward situation.

“Hey, speaking of which, you really do have a lot of stock, even having a Rebirth Gold Bar.

Tell me, how did you get this?” Black Crow stared at Su Ran closely.

If there was a way, he would rather grind hundreds more!

“Digging graves.”

“Damn it!

Are these graves that mysterious?

Always yielding good stuff!” Black Crow was shocked to the core, feeling like his entire worldview was being flipped upside down.

“Why don’t you try it?

The grave could be your quilt, the coffin your bed.

It’s cozy in winter, cool in summer, and it even repels mosquitoes and bugs.

Truly a great place.” Su Ran had an idea.

His territory was a graveyard, and if he wanted to make it a tourist spot, he had to highlight the benefits and advantages of the graves.

By doing so, he would be able to develop his territory!

He grinned, lost in the thoughts of his future prosperous territory.