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

Chapter 423 [Mist] 19

It’s no wonder Bob didn’t recognize that this Lawson was actually the same Lawson.

He had seen Lassen before, but at that time, Lassen was not only crazy, but also unkempt and dirty. In addition, due to his own physical condition, he could feel that something was wrong with Lassen, and he didn't dare to look her in the eye, so he didn't recognize Feng Lan's identity at all.

As for Feng Lan being called Laisen? Come on, there are quite a few people named Laisen in this town. Even Anna has dozens of people with the same name, ranging from children to middle-aged women to grandmothers, not to mention—

Bob raised his head and looked at Feng Lan carefully for the first time. He was deeply impressed by Lassen's temperament. Although everyone in the town said she was a lunatic, Bob felt that she was more like a taut string, or a ball of fire that was so fanatical that it was about to explode, a lonely person dancing bloody on the thread of despair.

As for the current Lassen, Bob looked at her with trembling inspiration, as if he saw a stable sun, grand and warm with a terrifying temperature but not burning people. Her posture was upright and calm, a strong herbivore who made people feel safe at first sight. This Lassen had her own stable core, clear and definite.

"Are you... a ghost possessing a dead body?" Bob looked at Feng Lan hesitantly. He was so nervous that he curled up his hands and feet and didn't know where to put them. "You and Lawson's body... uh, I mean, your bodies, are quite compatible. You can't tell at all... I promise I won't tell anyone." Bob's voice became smaller and smaller, and finally his voice was so weak that Feng Lan almost couldn't hear him clearly.

She calmly took back the three electric scooters, patted the door, and motioned Bob to get in. "Come on, I'll take you home. Tell me about it while you're at it." Feng Lan narrowed her eyes and smiled, "How did Lassen die?"

Bob took a few steps back and shook his head slightly, "No, no, no, no need... I'll take this two-wheeled vehicle back - eh?"

Bob turned around suddenly and found that the electric scooter that was behind him just now had disappeared without a trace. He looked around in surprise. There were wide roads on both sides, and everything within a few hundred meters could be seen at a glance. But he didn't see the electric scooter he had just ridden. Looking at the empty road, Bob felt a little desolate, "Where's the car?!!!"

"Maybe it was driven away by Wild Bear." Feng Lan said perfunctorily and patted the passenger seat again. Wang Qi was sitting in the back and also looked at Bob with a smile, "Come on in, you're welcome."

Bob mentally massaged himself for a while, and finally he was less nervous and got into the car stiffly.

"When did Lassen die?"

Surprisingly, he didn't even pretend anymore. Feng Lan didn't call me "Lakesin" but "Lakesin" when she spoke. It was the first time I really saw Bob come back to life. When I thought about walking with the dead, I felt my hair stand on end, and even felt the temperature in the car dropped a lot.

"It was... four days ago."

It was just before she entered the dungeon. Many thoughts flashed through Feng Lan's mind. She turned the steering wheel and took advantage of the early breeze to avoid the police officer who was checking her on the roadside. "Go on."

The story Bob told was very common and clichéd. The bad guys in the school were preparing for an adventure, and Bob, as an oppressed lower-class student, had no right to refuse. The students decided to set the adventure in the forest outside the town.

Although the initial purpose of this expedition or picnic was just to pick up girls, once they got to the wild, just eating on the grass was no longer enough to satisfy these fools.

Everyone decided to play Truth or Dare. Bob naturally had no right to refuse in this session. He was forced to make a lot of jokes. As they were chatting, someone shifted the focus of the topic to the abandoned hunter's cabin in the woods not far away.