Survival: King Picking Game

Tevem Outenheicher looked up.

He saw a ray of golden sunlight falling from above his head.

——Huge cracks, extending/stretching, criss-crossing, and expanding in an instant.About several hundred meters long, like a moat, traverses the dome.

Great chunks of dark, wet, solid rock fell from the sky.Fragmented large and small stones fell overwhelmingly.Under the action of gravitational potential energy, sharper than metal, they fall densely, like "dagger rain".

……

The earth is shaking and the mountains are shaking.

Landslides and ground cracks.Like a giant dragon turning over deep in the earth, it was shaken violently.The mud and soil are churning, the ground is broken and layered, and the dark underground world is like a fallen Naraku hell at this moment.

Bai Yigong's face became embarrassing.

At this moment, Tevem's inner emotional fluctuations are far more intense than when he was ridiculed before.

Compared with his verbal weakness, the current situation made him even more unacceptable.This is Bai Yigong's first failure, but with his calm thinking and strict logic, he can only come up with an answer that makes him completely unable to calm down:

There was nothing Tevem himself could do about it.

Because he has already noticed the possible consequences of this "man-made disaster".

...It will cause, in every sense, a situation that is a hundred times more troublesome than Lorelia being rescued or the lantern ring being taken away.

*

"hello."

Lorelia, who was seriously injured and lying on the ground, was frowning, looking at the gradually peeling and collapsing stone wall, and the sharp stalactite shaking above her head, which might fall down at any time.

If at this time, if a rock falls...she can't even dodge.

No, given the scale of the current "Great Earthquake", it's impossible not to fall...?

Sure enough, as soon as Lorelia thought of this, a bamboo shoot-shaped rock just happened to fall towards her, and it was about to disembowel the girl's delicate body——

……

The girl looked up in surprise.

Among the broken stones everywhere, the man who confronted Bai Yigong before was squatting in front of her with a smile.

He held out his hand towards her.

"How about it, can I go?"

Lorelia hesitated for a moment, then shook her head.

"Then there is no way."

Having said that, Li Pingan put his arms around the girl's slender waist, and hugged her up...

Well, princess hug.

*

"...What will happen next?"

……

In the long dimly lit tunnel, there is a deep darkness in the distance.

A man and a woman, galloping along the gradually collapsing road... To be precise, there is only one person.

Being hugged by a strange man, the princess, was a bit uncomfortable at first, but soon, Lorelia lay quietly in Li Pingan's arms.

There was no struggle or movement, and the girl's expression was calm.

Apart from a faint blush in the darkness, there was no discomfort.

...It's much better than a certain His Royal Highness Ji Jun who just put his back on his back for a while, and then started yelling and attacking with head hammers... Li Pingan couldn't help but think so.

——If she is really that kind of understanding girl, then she should be able to understand what follows.

In fact, Li Pingan, who had completely misunderstood Loreley's "attribute", replied casually while avoiding the dangerous path and heading towards the "ground".

"Of course I waited..."

"...You who have already offended Lord Baiyi, you shouldn't have such leeway, right?"

the girl asked with some doubts.

"No, quite the opposite."

Li Pingan's expression was a little smug.

"In fact, I did something that, in the eyes of Tevem, was more unforgivable and troublesome than killing him directly."

"This means……?"

"Since you will be targeted by Lord Bai Wing, you must not be an ordinary person... It doesn't matter if you don't tell me your identity, but you should be clear about the current situation between the Dead Apostles and humans."

"Um……"

Lorelia nodded.

In fact, she herself is the commander-in-chief of the human coalition—it seems unnecessary to say this kind of thing now.