All Worlds Beg the Villainess to Act Like a Human

Chapter 520: The Terminally Ill Heiress on Death Game Island (36)

When the 11 cages rose from the ground, all 10 teammates quickly chose a cage to stand behind.

"Player R63, would you like to randomly select a player as an assistant, or name a player you know to assist you?"

Qiann Yan saw Bai Huai raising his paw at her, despite being nearly 1.9 meters tall, he was still standing on a chair, afraid she couldn’t see him.

Actually, she didn’t really need it, but seeing him so anxious, she decided to fulfill his small wish.

"I choose A9 as my assistant."

Jing XiYuaan’s expression paused for a moment, his gaze following Bai Huai who stood behind the 11th cage. If he had just come in, he might have felt a huge sense of crisis inside.

Now, he just wanted to get out.

Bai Huai’s presence didn’t cause much disturbance to him.

Jing XiYuaan was calculating, Yanyan and Bai Huai were so familiar with each other, and the other party was an experienced player, he could indirectly inquire quite a bit. Maybe he could get A9 to join them, according to some experienced players, A9 always told the truth when selected as an assistant.

If he were someone who always managed to choose the empty cage, he’d also think telling the truth was no big deal.

Jing XiYuaan’s mindset shifted, no longer so concerned about the relationship with Qiann Yan, at least on Death Game Island, it wasn’t that important.

The most important thing now was to make it out alive.

So the assistant player took their place, and Jing XiYuaan snapped out of his thoughts to describe the state of the cage in front of him: "Not safe."

The others gradually gave their answers, and the last to answer was Bai Huai, who looked at the cage, his heart sinking: "There are three wolves in the cage."

Damn game, bullying the sick and weak.

Originally playing lightheartedly on Death Game Island, Bai Huai suddenly felt a real urge to destroy everything here.

His face was full of worry, with three people having reported empty cages before him, could she choose correctly with only a one-third survival rate?

These three were Zhang Lingling in cage 4 R14, Xu Lizhi in cage 9 R30, and Zhou Hao in cage 3 R37.

The one most familiar with Qiann Yan was Zhou Hao, whereas Zhang Lingling and Xu Lizhi had only seen her a few times without speaking.

Generally speaking, choosing Zhou Hao had a higher survival probability.

But everyone deeply knew the quirky nature of this game; choosing Zhou Hao could also mean failure, who knew what temptations Zhou Hao might face?

"Player R63, please provide your answer within three minutes."

Qiann Yan: "Number 4."

When she finished speaking, everyone was puzzled; why did she choose so quickly without careful consideration? Clearly, there was plenty of time.

Bai Huai, with his seemingly cool face, showed a bit of a smile, she chose correctly again.

He was a bit surprised, could she actually be the legendary lucky one?

He, who was considered a lucky charm by everyone, was actually quite unlucky; today he finally encountered a true lucky one?

"Player R63, are you sure you choose number 4?"

Qiann Yan: "Sure."

The black cloth covering cage number 4 was lifted, and sure enough, there was nothing inside.

Qiann Yan walked out, and the team members merely glanced at Zhou Hao and Xu Lizhi, not curious as to why they chose to betray their teammates.

The two said nothing further and headed straight to the cafeteria, intending to use up their points; the game’s rules wouldn’t let them starve.

Eager to change their current situation, they didn’t even know if they could make it out alive, now they needed to live more comfortably.

Just as they expected, a few hours later they were randomly selected again, and after the assistant player’s victory, they received generous rewards.

Xu Lizhi and Zhou Hao moved to better suites, drastically improving their food and drink levels.

From the original 11-member team, two more left the group.

Everyone gathered in the cafeteria, with simple and rough food placed in front of each, barely enough to stave off hunger.

Zhou Hao and Xu Lizhi were no longer eating on the first floor, having moved to the better food on the second floor.

Qiann Yan swallowed the porridge spoon by spoon, not really wanting to eat, but she had to, not missing a single meal.