Infinite Flow: Becoming a God in a Nightmare Game

Jiang Qi and Lu Zhi arrived at the door on the second floor where the brazier was placed. They had also checked the room numbers on all the floors and found that there was no pattern to them.

Only the player's room number is clearly visible, while the room numbers for the other rooms are incomplete.

Even if they all know which room has a clue, without the room number as a guide, they might end up in the wrong room.

Time is of the essence, and we cannot afford to waste time like this.

Jiang Qi didn't plan to knock on the door directly; he opted for a more convenient method—picking the lock.

While Jiang Qi was fiddling with the door lock, Lu Zhi walked around the second-floor corridor and returned to the corner where the player's corpse had been found.

There's nothing there now, it's completely clean. Even the bloodstains on the ground have disappeared completely.

Only these two players live on the second floor, and their room is located in the middle to the back.

Most players' residences are located on the third floor, while there are two player rooms on the fourth floor.

This room, which appears to be number 205, is located in the middle of the corridor, making it quite convenient to visit other rooms.

Lu Zhi strolled back to the second-floor stairwell to keep watch for Jiang Qi, since Jiang Qi's act of picking the lock was too likely to arouse suspicion.

A childish voice suddenly rang out from the bottom of the stairs.

"Can you help me, brother?"

Lu Zhi casually lifted his eyelids and glanced at the source of the sound, discovering a little girl sitting in a wheelchair.

Her eyes were big and sparkled with innocent light; she was naive and innocent all over.

She sat quietly in her wheelchair, clutching a plush rabbit tightly in her hand.

Lu Zhi thought of the letter they had seen, which mentioned the crazy woman pushing a little girl in a wheelchair.

Not long after, the little girl in the wheelchair appeared so quickly.

Lu Zhi took a step back, his voice slightly cold. "Wait a moment, I'll come help you right away."

Whether it was the lock or something else, Jiang Qi took a while to pick the lock.

Jiang Qi was very confident in his lock-picking skills; he could open most locks in about ten seconds.

It takes a while to deal with more complicated locks, but this lock is just a regular one, so it seems that picking the lock is not an option.

Just as Jiang Qi gave up trying to pick the lock, Lu Zhi walked towards him.

Lu Zhi had a cold expression, but when he saw Jiang Qi, a smile immediately appeared on his face.

"Brother, I met a little girl in a wheelchair in the stairwell. She seems to need help. Should we go?"

Jiang Qi grasped the key point in the words, his brow twitched slightly, and he lifted his leg to walk towards the stairwell.

Lu Zhi knew that this meant he had tacitly agreed, so he followed behind without much hesitation.

He could easily take care of that little girl.

However, this would mean her brother would miss the clues in the dungeon, so Lu Zhi only wanted to follow her brother's wishes.

The older brother was able to resolve the trouble caused by the little girl more perfectly than he was, and he could even extract clues from her.

Watching Jiang Qi's retreating figure, Lu Zhi's thoughts drifted back to his previous life.

At that time, he was just a little monster who hadn't yet taken human form, but he would always follow Jiang Qi around eagerly, trying to protect his brother.

My brother's body was always so frail, yet he could withstand any danger.

Jiang Qi is always strong yet lonely, and Lu Zhi has always tried to become stronger to catch up with Jiang Qi.

Lu Zhi knew that it wasn't his moon, but at a certain moment the moonlight did indeed shine on him.

In this life, he became strong enough to protect his brother. No one could hurt his brother, not even that person.