I Live on the Land in Global Games

Chapter 387 - 387 379 Luring the Enemy Deeper387: Chapter 379: Luring the Enemy Deeper 387: Chapter 379: Luring the Enemy Deeper The opportunity had arrived!

Mu Ying checked the contents of her Super Large Space Ring and mounted her Magic Flying Carpet, flying toward Sharon’s new refuge, a cave.

Sharon had been in deep sleep for a day and a night, fully recovering to her peak condition and planning to take advantage of the cover of night to seek out a source of Blood Food.

The two large barrels of blood in her Space Ring wouldn’t last long, and she needed to secure a more stable source of blood before they ran out.

Her first choice was naturally Qingshan Town.

However, as she flew over Qingshan Town and saw the milky, opaque protective shield, she knew that Mu Ying had anticipated her move.

Indeed, after circling the area and finding no humans out at night, and being unable to see any, she realized that not even using spells to control them would make them come out of hiding.

She had no choice but to look for other human settlements.

As she flew, she suddenly felt a palpitation, sensing something approaching her deep sleep land!

Sharon’s eyes narrowed, almost instinctively guessing it was Mu Ying.

“How does she know where I am hidden?

Could she have been invisible, following me that day?

No, that can’t be right.

Even if she was invisible and near me at night, I would have noticed as soon as she set her eyes on me!”

Sharon couldn’t understand, but she felt an extreme sense of crisis.

If something went wrong with her deep sleep land, she would truly be forced to cling desperately to life.

She would soon enter her weakened state, and even during nighttime, Fogging Escape would become unusable.

She would also need to find a new location and spend at least a century converting it into a suitable deep sleep land to recover.

During that time, she would remain very weak, and aside from when she was in deep sleep, she would struggle to control her desire for blood.

Should her blood supply run low, she would immediately fall into a state of diminished rationality.

Fortunately, she sensed that her deep sleep land had been tampered with, though it seemed not yet damaged.

There was still a chance!

Now that it was night, Mu Ying’s daytime tactics wouldn’t work on her, and she was determined to capture her and use her blood to quench her rage.

Rushing back to the cliff, she did not see Mu Ying, nor did she feel anyone watching her.

It felt as though everything before had been her own paranoia.

However, her deep sleep land, though undamaged, was not in its original place.

She couldn’t even feel its exact location, but it was definitely still nearby.

This could only mean Mu Ying had stolen her deep sleep land and then hid it somewhere.

Sharon decided to first enter the cave to assess the situation and look for clues.

She passed through the narrow slit and reached a slightly more spacious area inside the cave, only to see a sight that made her veins throb.

A large hole had been dug out where the floor and her coffin had vanished completely.

How was this possible in such a short time?

This is not good!

Sharon realized that if someone could remove such a large chunk of rock so quickly, they had the capability to...

She spun around and dashed towards the crevice.

But she was a step too late.

A thick slab of rock, only slightly narrower than the crevice, was wedged in it, leaving only an even smaller gap.

At the same time, the rocks on both sides of the crevice continued to close in, seamlessly sealing off the gap before long.

Sharon’s nails scratched fruitlessly, unable to escape before the gap closed completely.

At this moment, in the deep cavern, only a fist-sized, twisting and upward-sloping opening remained.

Sharon certainly did not believe that this small opening was meant for her to crawl out of!

Mu Ying clearly had the ability to control rocks, likely closing it off should she turn into a Black Crow and attempt to enter.

Outside the crevice, Mu Ying finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Earlier, to stay hidden and not alert anyone, she had used Melt into Stone, hiding inside the rock wall!

Once Sharon entered, she emerged from the rock wall and quickly took out a stone slab she had pre-shaped with the Stone Shaping Technique from her Space Ring; she silently slid it into the crevice and immediately continued with the technique to seal the last gap.

Vampires are not a Race known for their strength, and although their fangs are Innate Weapons, very sharp, breaking through such a thick layer of rock would be futile even if they chewed until their teeth were blunt.

Thanks to the days she spent mining stone walls in the Guland Underground City, her Stone Shaping Technique was perfected.

Mu Ying praised herself for her wit.

A support magic, used in the right place, proved more convenient and effective than Attack Magic.

She only moved Sharon’s Deep Sleep Land instead of destroying it directly to lure her into the cave.

The last opening left was naturally not for Sharon to escape through.

Mu Ying placed her palm over it, her spirit probing into the Space Ring.

Inside was a stone urn the size of a swimming pool, filled to the brim with seawater she had drawn from the sea today.

She transferred the seawater from the space, pressing it into the specifically reserved opening through her hand.

Sharon hesitated whether to make a break for it through this sole opening, knowing it might be a trap, but if she wanted to get out, this was her only choice.

However, the flow of water spraying from the opening quashed that idea; she leapt back three meters, retreated, and then retreated some more.

“Mu Ying!

You are despicable!” Sharon completely lost her composure.

How could a human be so cowardly and shameful, never daring to show themselves, always hiding in the shadows?

In the end, was she of the Dark Race, or was it herself?

Outside, Mu Ying, busy pouring water, moved her ears and sneezed, as if she heard Sharon speaking.

Exactly what was said, she couldn’t make out clearly, mixed with the thick layer of rock and the whooshing of water.

Regardless of what she said, continuing to pour in the water was what mattered.

She planned to fill the cave with seawater, then lock Sharon inside to pickle her for three days and nights, oh no, to be safe, pickle her for a week, letting her Life Value drop to zero, causing her to fall into a comatose state with no ability to move, then arrange for her a wooden stake, just like the ones for her servants.

By this time, Mu Ying felt secure in her heart!

Inside, Sharon dodged the water flow, finished cursing, and quickly realized Mu Ying’s intention.

If she truly allowed this place to fill with water, she would be utterly at others’ mercy at that time.

Sharon, of course, would not allow this to happen.

She searched her Space Ring for some clothes, balled them up, and despite the damage from the flowing water, rushed forward to plug the opening, pressing her body against it.

Mu Ying, noticing the water no longer flowed in, raised an eyebrow; her spiritual power shifted from the large water reservoir in the space to a smaller water urn.

It was filled with garbage Magic Potion, which was highly corrosive to wood, fabric, and metal, but harmless to stone and skin.

It was a witch’s Magic Potion for dealing with household waste, hence it was called garbage Magic Potion.

It was an easy-to-refine basic and commonly used magic potion, which even did not require refined Refining Vessels, just boiling in a large stone pot would do.