Rebirth: I can easily control the end-of-the-world game

Chapter 248 [Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea] 11

Feng Lan understood from Bi Ke's mumbling that this octopus (?) or some other kind of tentacle monster, whose shape was so huge that it was impossible to see its specific shape, had absolutely no idea of ​​its own size.

I am still stuck in my childhood memories from a long time ago, thinking that I was of normal size, about the size of a palm.

Feng Lan was shocked by this and was very curious about what Bi Ke had eaten to grow so big!

Although the other party was worthy of sympathy, Feng Lan did not agree to it. She pushed Piccolo's tentacles. The other party felt that with such little force, they had already scratched her body, which was now as strong as a Saiyan's, leaving bruises and tightening her waist.

"No, Bi Ke."

Feng Lan refused. Putting aside other factors, Bi Ke's control over his own power was so fragmented that if he released it, he would be no different from the Great Devil of Destruction. "You brought me down so suddenly, and it was dark all the way. I was so scared at the time that I can't quite remember the route down."

Feng Lan didn't expose Bi Ke's misconception for the time being. "You're too big for me," Feng Lan spread her arms, a look of obvious fear on her pale face. "I was just passing by, and a tentacle that big pulled me away. I was so scared..."

Feng Lan sighed and touched her stomach, "Plus I fainted, I'm also very hungry now, I don't have the energy to take you out."

Bi Ke did not doubt Feng Lan's words and felt a little guilty.

After all, Feng Lan was really small. If he hadn't been awake at the time, and if she hadn't been shining brightly and had a large amount of energy on her body, he wouldn't have been able to see her at all. He called her several times, but the little white fish didn't respond. Bi Ke was so anxious that he stretched out a tentacle to pull her down despite getting injured.

"So what should we do now..."

Bick blinked his big eyes and looked around in embarrassment... This tiny gap was already filled with his own body. It was difficult for Bick to turn over, let alone grow some edible moss and seaweed.

Bi Ke broke off a stone from the crack and said, "Why don't you eat this? Even though it doesn't taste good, it can fill your stomach. Sometimes I eat this when I wake up hungry!"

The more Bi Ke talked, the more reasonable it seemed. "It's getting more and more crowded here. I'm having trouble breathing. There's no room to move. Eating some stones can fill my stomach and make some space!"

Feng Lan remained silent and politely rejected the stone that Bi Ke raised. The moment he touched it, a message popped up on the game panel, which lasted for a short time and then quickly disappeared.

[Bloodstone: A stone nourished by the blood of ■■■■. After millions of years, it has become a remarkable existence. It contains unique energy. Suggested retail price: 199,999 points/gram]

"Hey, Little Whitefish, there was something in front of you...eh, it's gone?"

"Maybe it's an illusion because you've been hungry for too long."

Feng Lan was shocked by Bi Ke's words. She took the stone that Bi Ke handed over, touched it, and squeezed it hard. It was intact and so hard that it didn't even look like stone.

Feng Lan was silent for a moment, then held out the stone and handed it to Bi Ke. "I'm sorry, this stone is too big for me to eat. Can you break it into smaller pieces?"

"Okay, good~"

Without any doubt, Bi Ke took the stone with his longest tentacle and broke it hard, successfully breaking it into several smaller pieces. Bi Ke breathed a sigh of relief and happily handed it to Feng Lan. If these stones had not become longer and harder, Bi Ke would not have been unable to get out.

"Here, eat it. Actually, after eating it for a long time, it tastes okay, but it's a bit hard on your teeth."

Bi Ke was distressed. No matter how much he ate, his hunger was not satisfied. He was always very hungry.

Feng Lan saw Bi Ke's relaxed demeanor and had given up on his combat prowess. She simply wondered, "How on earth could such an unscientific dungeon be rated A-level in the game? How the hell was that even reasonable?"