Chapter 60: Horror Skewers (15)

                                    

                                          
Xie Chi followed the boss' instructions to put down the doll and the game officially began.
                          
The fatty asked, "Should I run with you or separately?"
                          
Xie Chi thought about it for a moment before saying quietly, "Separately."
                          
In a hide and seek game, two people walking together was too eye-catching. Once caught, both of them would be finished. If they separated then the ghost had to find them separately. The ghost going to find one person will give the other person a chance to breathe.
                          
Xie Chi didn't believe in the NPC partner given by the app. He hated people dragging him back and the fatty had previously shown surprise. Xie Chi wouldn't let this partner who might drop the ball at any time stay beside him.
                          
It was enough for him to have his older brother.
                          
The fatty was stunned for a few seconds before understanding. "Ah, that's good. Let's separate and we will meet at the entrance of the maze in an hour."
                          
The fatty still didn't seem to take it seriously as he smiled at the live broadcast room. "Boss, I'm going to hide. Hurry up and let the ghost catch me. Hehe."
                          
Xie Chi no longer cared about him. Xie Xinglan controlled his body and hurried into the depths of the glass maze.
                          
Xie Chi was currently full of doubts but there were only three minutes of hiding time. After three minutes, the ghost would come and catch them. He had no time to think. Fortunately, he could let his brother control his body and then think about all types of questions.
                          
There were too many problems. Hide and seek games were generally played indoors or semi-outdoors with many hiding places. Meanwhile, they were playing in a glass maze where they were exposed.
                          
Of course, this didn't mean there were no benefits. The ghost couldn't see through things and there were countless 'him' on the glass. The ghost would naturally be misled. It wouldn't know which one was him or which one was a reflection. This gave him some breathing time.
                          
On the other hand, if a ghost really appeared then he wouldn't be able to tell the real location of the ghost. This meant he might miss the opportunity to escape. The pros and cons were mixed. The glass maze wasn't a particularly bad place to play hide and seek as long as he used it well. He wasn't completely at a disadvantage.
                          
Xie Chi's thoughts flashed while Xie Xinglan touched the glass and moved as quickly as flying. In the silent darkness, there was a sudden banging sound. Xie Chi was startled from his thoughts.
                          
"It's fine." Xie Xinglan comforted him. "It should be that the fatty didn't see the road or the glass so his head hit the glass."
                          
Xie Chi wondered, "Brother, how are you moving so fast?"
                          
The moment he asked, he found that Xie Xinglan had closed his eyes completely and was moving forward by touching the glass.
                          
Xie Xinglan explained, "I can't tell the road using my eyes and will just mislead myself. Therefore, I will first touch the glass and walk while using my brain to remember the route. This way, I can escape later according to the route in my memories."
                          
Xie Xinglan now had in his mind the route he had just taken.
                          
Xie Chi didn't have peace of mind.
                          
"Brother, will talking to you delay you?"
                          
"It won't."
                          
Xie Chi spoke immediately. "My rough guess is that the difficulty of this level is out of balance. It is too bad for us."
                          
They were two people and could feel a huge pressure trying to pass this level. The other participants would only be worse than them. It could never be better.