The God of Fast Transmigration Comes to Assist

Chapter 241 Women's Big Brother ([-])

She curled up.

Judging from the long hair, it should also be a girl.

"Are you asleep?" Hurley looked around cautiously and shouted in a low voice as much as possible.

She didn't dare to increase the volume, not only because she didn't understand the surrounding environment, but also because she was afraid.

It was the first time I wanted to explore by myself, and when I encountered such a thing, no one would be frightened.

The man didn't respond.

"What's your name?"

"Are you still alive?"

"Do you know where this is?"

Hurley asked persistently.

However, there was not a single reply.

It was very quiet all around, and even, when she was holding her breath, she could faintly hear the sound of wheels rolling.

Hurley hugged herself into a ball, her eyes never dared to close.

She forced herself to try to recall what happened before she fainted.

She seemed to have met that particularly good-looking woman again, and asked her what her name was?
She said her name was: Greenville.

A little familiar.

Hurley frowned, trying to find out where she had heard the name before.

"Greenwell?"

Unknowingly, she whispered, "Greenwell? Where did you hear this name?"

A flash of inspiration flashed in his mind.

"Hill!" Hurley exclaimed.

The voice of astonishment that could not be concealed was very loud in the silent space.

Hurley panicked, quickly covered her mouth, and lay curled up on the ground like everyone else.

The long eyelashes like butterfly wings were trembling, and the ears were pricked up, keenly capturing the changes in the surroundings.

Time passes minute by minute, as if...
Nothing has changed.

Hurley quietly opened one eye to observe, and indeed no one came.

She breathed a sigh of relief.

The first time she heard the name Greenville was when she first met Hill.

He was trumpeting Greenville's beauty.

She was curious, so she stopped and listened for a while.

Everyone else left afterwards, and she was the only one left standing there listening.

Because of this, Hill was very close to her, probably because she had no idea about Greenville?

But had Greenville brought her to this place?

Why would she do this?
They didn't have any conflicts before.

If not her, then who would it be?
Thinking about it, Hurley half closed her eyes.

Right now, the most important thing is to save energy.

Run away as soon as you get the chance.

A few hours passed quickly.

When the first ray of sunlight came from the distant sky, the girls trapped in the cage slowly woke up.

Hurley heard a sound she liked very much, like the howling of the wind, and it sounded like someone was crying.

She followed the sound and saw that at the lower left, the girl was crying with her arms around her knees, suppressed and desperate.

Those eyes that should have been bright were dead and haggard, as if they had lost all hope and possibility.

Hurley had never seen such a situation before, and her heart felt sour.

She moved away, wanting to sneak over and say a few words to her.

But soon, she found out.

This girl was not the only one crying, at least, almost all of the five, six, seven or eight around her were crying.

Some were silent, some could not be suppressed, and a little bit of sound leaked out.

What the hell is this place?
Hurley listened to those voices, was infected by them, and her heart became heavy.

Still, she couldn't give up.

Of all the people here, she is probably the only one who doesn't know what happened, and she is the only one who still has a glimmer of hope.

If she could, she wanted to take all the girls out here!
Hurley strengthened her determination and moved towards the girl.

(End of this chapter)