The male protagonist survives in the infinite game by supporting his wife

Chapter 175: 1-mile Migration Journey (24)

Shi Jinzhe spent an entire afternoon reinforcing the vine net, and in the end, the large area of ​​land under his feet was covered with green leaves.

One of the leaves formed a standard heart shape, and he specially asked Sheh to see it.

The center of the palm-sized leaves is covered with a layer of white frost, and the overall color is blue-green, looking a bit cold.

Below the leaves are leaf stalks covered with densely packed thorns, and below that are vines with barbs growing on them.

Shekh touched the leaf and asked, "What kind of plant is this? Have you seen it before?"

"No, I don't know it either." Shi Jinzhe initially thought that this was Xueying Ivy, but after stimulating it more, he found out that it was not.

The barbs on these unknown vines were firmly fixed in the ground. Sheh tried to pull them out but failed.

"It's very solid. We can go now."

Shekh took away part of the car body, leaving only the prop chain he had received earlier.

By using a reinforced chain instead of a rope, even if she falls, she can grab it in time to prevent the two of them from falling separately.

Shi Jinzhe collected the remaining things and stepped onto the leaf-covered vine net first.

It feels a little shaky when you first stand on it. Unlike the solid ground, the soft branches give you a slight sense of weightlessness.

He took two more steps forward, paused for a moment, and then stretched out his hand to Shekh: "Go."

Below is a deep cliff with a vertical height of two thousand meters. When you walk one-third of the way, a cold wind blows towards you.

Shi Jinzhe's clothes were blown back, and he complained to Shehe, "This is the fourth time. Fortunately, it was a butterfly and not a fish that showed the way, otherwise I would have to swim across the water for the entire 10,000 miles."

"If you swim over there, you'll be swollen before you get 10,000 miles."

"Even if you walk ten thousand miles, you will turn into a water snake."

"A water snake is also a snake."

“Dead people are people too.”

"It's a dead ghost." Sheh said nonsense seriously, "People turn into ghosts after they die. You are not a human."

Shi Jinzhe did not deny this statement: "I really don't want to be a human being now, but I don't want to be a dead ghost either." He gave Shehe a sincere look and said, "I want to become an immortal with you."

"but…"

"But this is a game, so you can't." Sheh finished the sentence for him.

"You really know me."

Sheh: "Oh, if it was someone else, they would have run away long ago after you kept making excuses for them."

She was educated and knew that most people didn't like being rejected.

It is because I am a snake that I can have this kind of patience, depending on whether I want it or not.

"So you didn't run away, you must like me very much."

Sheh was speechless.

Never mind, let him say whatever he wants.

The hundred-meter-long vine net reached the end without any accidents.

As Sheikh's feet touched the ground, he said, "It turns out that this rift valley only looks dangerous."

But at this time, I felt something was wrong.

He took out his telescope and looked towards the other side, making sure that he had not seen it wrong.

"The heart-shaped leaf is gone, and these leaves are changing as we walk."

The vine net didn't deform even when two people stepped on it. Besides, Shehe couldn't pull the leaves down, so how could it disappear?

Sheikh: "We are the only ones here. At most, the wind is a bit strong in the middle. How could it collapse if it is so solid?"

Shi Jinzhe squatted down and said, "Let me check it out."

In the copy world, any strange thing may turn into a cause of death, so you must pay attention.

He lifted a few leaves, and just as he opened a layer, a wisp of black mist poured out from the gap.

Shi Jinzhe hurriedly took two steps back and used a longer stick to pick up the remaining leaves.

Beneath the lush green surface are dead leaves that have rotted to the point where only the veins remain. A thick black air is suppressed underneath by these vines and leaves, and these vines are still constantly interweaving into a web, supporting the top of the rift.

Shi Jinzhe: "The black fog is invading these leaves, and they block the black fog for us."

Sheh: "But we've come here, why are the leaves still changing?"

Shi Jinzhe looked down and pulled Sheh away from the edge of the rift.

When the last vine stretched out of the range of the ground, the vine net turned yellow and withered in an instant, sinking into the rift.

Sheh was puzzled: "Did you use any skills on the way here?"

"No, it's these leaves that have persisted until now."

"Maybe it's because I've had contact with you that I've been affected."

"Maybe." Shi Jinzhe couldn't think of a reason and agreed that what Shehe said made sense.

He took out the car and said, "It's getting dark. Let's go a little further away from the black fog in the rift valley."

Before leaving, I took one more look at the rift valley, packed up the car and left.

On the co-pilot seat, the golden cocoon in Sheh's hand almost flashed into a ball of light in a ballroom. It accelerated all the way until noon the next day when it stopped flashing, opening the final stage of the map.

Day 2300 of the game, miles to go.

On the red and green map, only patterns of leaves and flowers were marked.

The end point of the golden butterfly is in the upper right corner, a triangle, which is the symbol of the mountain.

After looking at the map, Shi Jinzhe got out of the car, first looked up at the overcast sky, then gazed at the green earth in the distance.

Then he said to Shekh, "It turns out that there are no giant plants in this world, but we just didn't encounter them on the way here."

The weeds in front of me are about three meters high. The dandelions are taller than the weeds and are about the size of a car. Those feathery little umbrellas with fluff seem to be able to blow people away.

The gray sky was surrounded by various flowers and plants. In his sight, the scene was like a distorted fish-eye picture with arcs all around.

Shekh stood under the dandelion, holding the stem tightly and shaking it hard.

Shi Jinzhe couldn't bear to look at it: "You need to turn back into a snake to blow it."

"I'm just curious." Sheh let go of his hand and didn't leave in a hurry. Instead, he looked around and wandered in the grass that was taller than a person.

The gaps between the grass are large enough for a single person to pass through. Some of them are infested with aphids, which, when magnified, make people's skin itchy.

There were lots of flowers, and the only normal-sized leaves were the vine leaves they had found in the rift valley when they arrived.

The ground smelled strongly of grass, and after walking through it for a while, Sheh discovered the child-eating earthworms that he hadn't seen for a long time.

But there are no children here, and so far, she has not smelled a single human being in this world.

"The grass here is taller than the wolves we saw on the snowfield. I wonder if the animals here are even bigger." Shekh suggested, "Let's take a car. Walking is prone to accidents."

"Then use a car." Shi Jinzhe saw a group of ants in the grass. The enlarged faces of them were too shocking and he didn't want to face them.

Back in the car, he tried to drive through a wider area. The grass stalks on both sides were bent. Shekh sensed his surroundings and placed the golden cocoon above the center console.

The grasses all grew the same, blocking the road. There was no sun today, so it was impossible to tell east, south, west or north. Jin Jian had to lead the way himself.

The sturdy cocoon shell has absorbed a lot of Shi Jinzhe's energy. It no longer needs to be protected by the wooden box, so it can be taken out without any problem.

Shehe rubbed a layer of honey on the cocoon shell and told Jin Jian to dodge once when turning left, dodge twice when turning right, and not to dodge when going straight.