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125: Chapter 125: The Rose Opera House (Twenty-Six)

As Qianye moved, the vines on her body actually loosened just a little.

Although this feeling was minimal, they had definitely felt it.

Joy filled their hearts.

The next second, Qianye glanced at Mo Yu, then continued to knock.

Mo Yu met her gaze and was stunned for a moment; it seemed like her eyes were conveying a message.

Looking at the gong and drum in her hands, a sudden idea struck her.

"If anyone has any weapon-type musical instruments, join in."

After Mo Yu finished speaking, she tried to discern some expression on Qianye's face.

She stared for a few seconds, but well, she couldn't tell anything.

Hearing Mo Yu's words, and combined with the slight sensation they felt on their bodies, the others were instantly motivated.

They took out whatever musical-related weapons they had and started blowing, pulling, or playing them.

For a moment, the entire space was filled with an ear-piercing, magical noise.

"It loosened again! It loosened again!" Hermione exclaimed excitedly, as she clearly felt the vines on her body loosening.

"Great, it works!"

Just as they were excited, a harsh, screeching sound echoed throughout the space.

"Damn it! Damn it!"

"Stop it immediately!"

"So noisy."

Hearing this, Qianye's movements grew faster.

"Dong, dong, dong..."

"Dong, dong, dong..."

The two sounds mixed together, as if in resistance.

However, the heartbeat sound only occurred every few minutes and could not keep up with the players' speed.

The vines were shaken and slowly retreated.

"Whew, finally, finally liberated."

The monk was the first to break free, letting out a sigh of relief.

Being able to breathe freely was truly not easy.

Subsequently, the other players slowly escaped from the vines as well.

Everyone had a look of lingering fear.

With every step, a crunching sound came from under their feet, very crisp.

Looking down, they saw nothing but ghastly white bones everywhere, and they all instantly fell silent.

They had been too excited just now and had forgotten their surroundings.

They were currently standing on top of those bones.

Mo Yu looked around.

Finally, her eyes fixed on the side of that massive heart, where a figure stood—it was Qianye.

They hadn't noticed how she had broken free, nor had they seen when she had gotten there.

Qianye was looking up at the heart, seemingly deep in thought, though no one knew what she was doing.

"Hehehe..."

"This is only the beginning."

"You... cannot escape!"

The voice in the space was gnashing its teeth, yet also sounded triumphant, as if it were certain they could not leave this place.

Facing the provocation, Qianye raised an eyebrow. The next instant, the corners of her mouth curved slightly, and she unexpectedly swung her red singer directly toward the heart.

With a "bang," the hong ling umbrella seemed to hit a protective shield and was bounced back.

Qianye gripped the red singer, still feeling the vibration on it.

She hadn't expected there to be a protective shield; no wonder it was so fearless.

Qianye didn't give up. She gathered strength in her hand and continued to hack at the protective shield, but there was still no change.

"Hehehe..."

"Humans, you are truly naive."

The voice in the void was mocking Qianye's actions.

It seemed to be ridiculing her for overestimating her own abilities.

Qianye curled her lips, preparing to continue, when suddenly the ground beneath her shook, making it hard to stand steady.

"Wh-what's happening?"

Hermione's side was also shaking like that; their bodies were swaying from side to side.

"Th-those bones!"

"They've come to life!"

An Xuan stared with wide eyes at the bones nearby, watching as they slowly stood up.

"What the hell!"

"What is going on!"

"Damn it."

The bones under their feet were all slowly waking up.

"What are you still standing there for? Run!"

Mo Yu shouted coldly.

If these bones all woke up, they would only be swallowed up.

An Xuan was the first to react and rushed downwards.

"Are you an idiot?"

Mo Yu watched the direction he was running, lines of frustration appearing on her forehead.

"Idiot, run upwards."

An Xuan looked back, stunned, and quickly turned around.

A skeleton just happened to stand up in front of him, and An Xuan threw a punch, shattering it into two pieces.

"Hah, you want to block my path."

Looking up, he saw Mo Yu staring at him with a complex expression.

An Xuan scratched his head and gave a silly laugh.

Mo Yu withdrew her gaze; indeed, there were few simple people in this place.

She felt that his attack power was stronger than hers.

After Mo Yu's reminder, the players who hadn't reacted quickly turned and ran upwards.

Regardless of whether the vines above were safe, it was at least more reliable than the ghastly bones below.

"Look!"

Hermione pointed at the bones below.

At this moment, all the bones had come to life and were struggling incessantly.

"Whew, that was close."

Almost, just almost, they would have been swallowed by these bones.

"Damn it, we were happy too soon."

The monk looked down and saw those bones climbing up along the vines.

"Help me!" the monk wailed.

They looked up at the vines, then looked at each other—what should they do? Should they climb?

The other players also fell silent; the shadow of being controlled by those vines was still vivid in their minds.

They didn't know what they would do if they climbed up and got entangled by the vines halfway.

"Where is the expert?"

"Why don't we see her!"

The monk suddenly remembered Qianye and scanned the area, but couldn't see her figure anywhere.

The monk's face fell.

He had been hoping the expert would save them.

In a place they didn't notice, Hao Ming had a gloomy expression.

Now they were talking about that woman constantly, even though she hadn't done anything.

Furthermore, it was precisely because they had been following her that they had ended up in this situation.

"So, what should we do next?"

"Hao Ming?"

"What do you think?"

Hao Ming instantly returned to normal, smiling as he glanced at the bones below, which were now getting closer and closer to them.

"They are about to come up, and with such a large number, we can't defeat them all. I suggest we continue climbing upwards."

Hermione, who was nearby, agreed.

"Yes, we should hurry up and go up."

As she said this, she took the lead and started going up.

Hao Ming followed closely behind.

Seeing this, the monk gritted his teeth and prepared to follow.

Seeing that Mo Yu and An Xuan were not moving, but instead had assumed defensive stances, he hesitated.

"Are you... not coming?"

An Xuan shook his head. "I feel like going up is more dangerous."

Although he was a man, his sixth sense was very accurate.

He had relied on his sixth sense to avoid many dangers.

And Mo Yu, who was preparing to fight alongside him, reflected this choice this time.

"Whew..."

The monk looked at the two who were climbing upwards, torn.

"Hao Ming... maybe we shouldn't go up. Let's fight together..."

"I don't believe we can't defeat them!"

Hao Ming above paused for a moment, then continued climbing up.

Hermione also kept moving forward without stopping.

The monk opened his mouth, his expression complicated.

By this time, those bones had reached their current position.

Mo Yu and An Xuan fought desperately, not letting them get past this point.

"If you want to leave, hurry up."

"Mo Yu and I are here."

Seeing both of them fighting desperately, the monk gritted his teeth. "Damn it, let's do this."

"Let's kill these damn things."

The monk rolled up his sleeves, took out his weapon, and joined the fight.

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