There was nothing. The belt was still there. Li Cu felt inexplicably. Could it be that the thing had gone? He moved his footsteps little by little, trying to step on the sand dune, but as soon as he moved, he felt something was wrong.

It is hard to describe this kind of wrongness. It took him several seconds to feel it before realizing what it felt: something seemed to be standing behind him.

He stiffened his neck, lowered his head slowly, and moved his eyes carefully. Sure enough, there was a huge shadow behind him when he saw his shadow, and something was standing so straight behind him.

Li Cu took a deep breath and imagined countless possible things behind him, thinking: I'm so mad, I'm dead, that thing is actually behind me.

The thing behind him did not make any sound, or even breathing, which made him feel extremely frightened. Just as he realized this terrifying moment, Li Cu ran away. After rushing out a few steps, he turned around and saw only a long black shadow that instantly sank into the sand pile. Everything happened too quickly and he didn't see anything clearly. Then, he saw the thing surging under the sand and running towards the distance.

The scene scared him so much that he almost had to wet his pants. It was not until the wavy scar disappeared at the end of the dune that he got up and rushed straight to Haizi. After rushing to Haizi, he climbed onto a truck, hid in a corner, and shivered constantly.

He didn't know what he saw, but he knew that this thing would not belong to the human world and was something he could not deal with. Now the two people who kidnapped him must have been killed. Now he is the only one left. There may be nothing worse in this world than this situation.

The adventure, the adventure experience, and the thrill of being free from the world disappeared at this moment. He thought that no matter how hard or tired he was in the city, he would be safe no matter what. When he came here, he would be at risk of losing his life at any time. Compared with the unknown horror in the desert, the two hateful guys before, he thought that they were extremely cute now.

Li Cu's mind was in a mess, and he shrank in the car for a long time until he was exhausted and fell asleep in a daze. When he woke up, it was already dark.

Li Cu stuck his head out of the truck and looked out the window. He saw that the row of trucks they had sorted out were as quiet as a ghost domain. Haizi was still lying calmly in front of the row of trucks, and there seemed to be no sign of leaving. He was hungry, and he remembered that there seemed to be some food in the collected things. He also remembered the mummy matters that Wu Xie mentioned, and thought that there was no need to eat mummy now. As expected, Wu Xie would not succeed every time he wanted to eat mummy. God would always use various methods to avoid such mistakes.

He did not dare to go out to get things similar to food, and in the dark, he was even more passive. There was a full moon in the sky shining in the dark, sprinkling a piece of silver frost around him, but the lighting effect of this silver frost was too low, so he decided to continue to endure.

Maybe because he slept too heavily before, he was full of energy after sleeping. Because he didn't know the time, he kept lying flat in the car bucket, trying to minimize his breathing and prevent the sound from coming out. While he lied to himself that this was safe, he felt that there were countless dangers around him. He felt that he seemed safe here, but in fact there was no meaning.

He survived the first half of the night, and in the second half of the night, he suddenly realized something was wrong. He began to feel a little idle, and the hunger and thirst disappeared because of his sleepiness. He thought in his mind if this was a sign of death, maybe it was because he was too dehydrated. If he fainted, he might have gone like this, so he endured it. But he couldn't hold on for too long. He endured it and slowly fell asleep again. This time, the sleep might only last for seven or eight seconds, and he suddenly woke up again. He felt strange. Something seemed to have interrupted him from his sleep just now. When he rubbed his eyes and tried to calm down, he cheered up, but suddenly heard a strange sound from a distance outside the car. After listening carefully, it turned out to be a singing voice.

"How could there be a singing voice?" He held his breath and thought to himself that this would not be haunted.

"It's a monster and a ghost, I'm fucking! I won't travel through time, right?" Li Cu thought. He was so tired, his mind was blank, and he thought that this was actually not bad. If he died here, he would turn into a ghost and kill that monster.
Chapter completed!