Collision on The Big Road Chapter 137

When darkness silently engulfed the entire Wei Collection Hall, Lucas Mao and Liam Kou were trapped in the room. At that time, she was still holding the unconscious Wei Ning and Liam Kou was carrying Qi Yin. The passage to the hell was opened, and the wailing of thousands of ghosts almost pierced the eardrums. The unconscious Wei Ning shrank a few times and struggled to wake up. He found himself in the darkness and the horrible wailing and couldn't help trembling. Lucas Mao hugged him and comforted him gently: "It's okay, don't be afraid."

Wei Ning hesitated for a while, and put his hands around Lucas Mao's neck to express his silent trust. Lucas Mao smiled, patted his back, and looked up and said to Liam Kou: "Old Kou, let's go out and meet up with the others first. According to the situation, we should use the Fengdu Pardon Token, and we have to go out quickly. Ethan Chen should have a way... Old Kou?" She took a step forward and looked back without hearing any answer from Liam Kou: "Are you there?"

Liam Kou did not respond. Lucas Mao walked towards the place where he was standing according to her memory. After walking three or four meters, she still did not see anyone. She had a bad feeling in her heart, so she walked forward two or three meters and finally confirmed this bad feeling. At a distance of five or six meters, she should have touched the wall, but now the road ahead was unobstructed.

It seems that the entire Wei Collection Hall has not only become a passage to the Infernal Hell, but has even become a chaotic space. Lucas Mao has only heard of the horror of the Infernal Hell, and has only a little understanding of the passage to the Infernal Hell. She has no idea that this is a chaotic space, and that one step might lead her to an unknown place.

Lucas Mao remembered that the hell passage led the evil spirits to the hell. In other words, if she didn't have the Fengdu Shelter Token, she couldn't leave this endless dark passage. What's more, every step she took would lead her to the hell. For a moment, she didn't know whether to move forward or stay where she was. She regretted not practicing well.