Quick Wear: Boss, she won again by doing nothing

As soon as she finished speaking, she reluctantly tightened the reins and turned the horse around.

Xiao Wei stood with her hands on her hips, nodding in satisfaction. She watched as the woman slowly picked through the items on the cart for a while before finally picking up a bag and lazily walking towards the gloomy area.

But it didn't see that the moment Xingyu turned around, the corners of her lips quickly turned up, and a sly glint flashed in her eyes.

The village is a completely different world.

That layer of gray mist surged like ocean waves, forming an impenetrable wall that separated the inside from the outside into two worlds.

This "wall" may seem thin, but it is like an invisible barrier that allows entry but not exit.

As Xingyu passed through that "wall," he immediately noticed that the oxygen in the air was thinner than outside, and his steps faltered slightly.

It was pitch black all around, and the only source of light was the flickering tinder in her hand.

The area enclosed by this "barrier" is not large, just enough to cover the entire village.

Several figures could be vaguely seen moving between the houses.

They were still wearing tattered clothes, their faces were ashen, their eyes were sunken, and their lips and eye sockets were covered with a stiff, bluish-black tinge. They stood upright, their arms outstretched, hopping between the houses as if searching for something.

Soon, they sensed the presence of a living person and turned towards Xingyu in unison, tentatively jumping closer to her.

Xingyu glanced at it indifferently, sighed softly, but remained unhurried and walked straight to the nearest house, lighting the old lantern in front of the door.

The zombies drew closer, and once they confirmed that she was alive, they suddenly accelerated and pounced on her in the next second.

The stench of decay hit her, and a bluish-black, stiff hand with long, sharp nails quickly reached for her throat.

Xingyu bent her waist slightly, leaned back nimbly, and neatly dodged the attack, while also putting the tinder back into her waistband.

She braced herself with one hand on the ground, spun her legs in mid-air, and with a single leap, kicked away all the zombies that pounced on her.

As if triggering a domino effect, this kick caused the approaching zombies to fall to the ground one after another, tumbling into a heap.

Xingyu calmly watched the approaching zombies, then slowly took out a sharp dagger from his pack, the blade flashing a cold light in the dim light.

She picked up a yellow paper talisman with two fingers, and with a slight twist of her wrist, the talisman coiled around the dagger like a snake, becoming one with the blade. With a hand seal, the talisman remained firmly attached to the blade, faintly shimmering with a dark golden light.

The zombies got up one after another and surrounded her again.

Xingyu moved swiftly, as agile as a cat, and steadily plunged the dagger into the forehead of the first zombie. He then withdrew it, turned his wrist, and plunged it into the forehead of the next zombie.

The zombie she stabbed quickly developed black blisters from the wound between its eyebrows, which then spread throughout its body with a black aura.

In no time, their bodies went limp and turned into a pool of foul-smelling black corpse water.

Gradually, the filth on the ground increased. Until the last zombie fell, half of the corpse fluid had evaporated, leaving only slightly dented erosion marks, which gleamed with a faint dampness in the dim light.

Xingyu flicked his wrist, shaking off the remaining black blood from the blade. The talisman on the dagger remained intact, quietly coiled, as if it had never been used.

She stood in the center of the village, glanced at the pools of black filth at her feet, and finally fixed her gaze on the house diagonally opposite her.

The room was pitch black, yet it seemed as if something was moving silently.