I live infinitely in the survival game

Chapter 592 Animal Orphanage 8
The old dean laughed, "Okay, since you've all finished eating, I'll tell you now what game we're going to play this time."

"Okay!" the children shouted excitedly.

"Children, look at your own tails, and look at the little ears on other people's heads. Those who are similar to you are in the same team." The old dean narrowed his eyes and smiled.

"Eh?"

The children looked left and right, and the game players also counted excitedly when they heard what the old dean said.

"Okay, okay, now, I'll take you to the room. Different small animals have to enter different rooms." The old dean clapped his hands.

"After we get to the room, I will tell the different small animals about the game, and the children will follow me." The old director said, turning around.

He turned to the other side where he had just come out, took two steps, half hidden in the darkness, and half of his body was in the light.

"Okay!" Several children quickly turned around and jumped off their seats, and ran to the old dean in a hurry.

The little fox sitting on Gujingmeng's left ran away, and the little white cat jumped to the ground, but turned to look at Gujingmeng, blinking, "Sister Gray Cat, we're going there. "

Gu Jingmeng glanced at most of the people who were still sitting in the seats, and those people also left one after another.

Those children just slipped away really fast, so she could distinguish some people who originally lived in a different world from game players.

There were less than ten animal children who originally lived in a different world.

With that one glance, she also met familiar eyes.

Gu Jingmeng turned around, jumped down neatly, leaned against the little white cat, and smiled at her, "Well, let's go."

Forty children piled up in front of the old headmaster, who looked at them kindly, and kept laughing cheerfully, "Children, you have to follow me closely."

"Okay!" There was another loud and childish response.

The old dean led them out of the hall, and in the darkness, they groped their way into a long corridor.

The little animals are close together, you rely on me and I rely on you, they are connected as one, following the footsteps of the old dean, lifting their calves, taking small steps.

There were battered light bulbs in the hallway, which gave them some dim light without obscuring the entire scene.

The old dean stood still in front of the first room in the corridor, turned around, and looked at them, "Come on, little mice, stand here and stand in a row in front of the door of this room."

"Coming!" Several soft voices responded, and then squeezed out a few children with big ears and thin tails among the forty animals.

After a few children took the lead, the game players also walked out, lining up in front of the door one by one, and the last few were still pushing and shoving.

Gu Jingmeng hid in the crowd, took a look, saw those children's realistic mouse ears and tails, and frowned uncomfortably.

She could kill a tiger without changing her face, but she couldn't look at a mouse normally.

Gu Jingmeng's whole face was wrinkled together, and she shifted her gaze to the old dean. After the "real" mouse ears and tail were out of sight, she felt a little more at ease.

"Report the number." The old dean crossed his hands and said with a smile.

"Yes!" The children standing in the front immediately stood at attention and shouted seriously.

"1!" "2!" "3!"

The number was reported one by one, and the "rats" behind saw it and followed suit. When the number "15" was reported, the voice stopped.

(End of this chapter)