Mystery: When the Fool Meets the Masked Fool

Chapter 409 The Invisible Former Colleague

Leonard and Klein, these former colleagues, are in completely different situations in the simulated universe.

As the "waves" surged beneath his feet, arms covered in strange slime emerged from underwater, attempting to pull Leonard into the water.

There wasn't just one ship here; there were also dilapidated wooden boats that had suddenly come to a stop, splashing waves on the sea.

By the light of some unknown "starlight," Leonard was able to see the surrounding "reefs." Extraordinary creatures with fish tails and human bodies were slumped among them, their deep, melodious songs making him slightly dizzy.

Based on the current situation, Leonard suspected that the hands were stomach acid and the remaining organisms were E. coli.

Under the cover of darkness, he had almost been seduced by a few E. coli bacteria.

This made Leonard's expression increasingly strange and disgusted.

At the same time, he was also imagining what kind of situation Klein was facing now.

Perhaps he's in the stomach of some giant beast, just like he is now? Or maybe he's even more pitiful?
At this moment, Klein was playing mahjong.

While Leonard was being chased around by a bunch of arms, Klein was playing mahjong.

As Leonard is chased and bitten by a group of fish leaping out of the water, Klein accuses Dawn Dantes of cheating.

When Leonard was being chased and bitten by the "seagulls" that appeared in the sky, Klein's cheating was exposed by Merlin Hermes.

Klein's intuition about the gray fog had indeed come true.

The gray fog is indeed perfect for photographing "The Invisible Husband".

Although they weren't in that kind of relationship, the feeling of being "unseen former colleagues" is pretty much the same.

In any case, one side knows nothing, while the other side is subjected to this and that.

As Leonard was chased and twirled through the air by various objects, bursts of laughter erupted from a small red boat not far away. It seemed to be mocking Leonard's comical performance, but it could also be simple, good-natured laughter.

On this ship, all kinds of laughter can be heard.

Kind, malicious, mocking, pitying.

There's no reason why; it's simply a "fool's ship."

Because the ship was full of "masked fools".

The crew on that "ship of fools" seemed to be divided into two factions: one side advocated letting Leonard board the ship, while the other felt it was good to see him struggle on the "sea".

Of course, there is also a small minority who advocate bringing Leonard down from the sky.

But the suggestion disappeared in an instant, as if it had been stolen.

This is so much fun!
Soon, the argument escalated.

One of the still-drunk fools seemed to be a pragmatist; he went straight to the stern, his mask changing repeatedly in an instant.

This is a man wearing flip-flops and a white vest, with the words "Fools and dogs not allowed" written on the leather drum of his pants.

His entire body was shrouded in a mist that appeared from the level of consciousness, making it impossible for anyone to recognize his physical characteristics. Even if someone remembered them, they would forget them as soon as they turned their head.

However, the words on his drum were exceptionally clear, and even illiterate people could easily understand what they meant. Even ordinary people hundreds of meters away could easily see the words on it.

It is said that one day, this man discovered that his boyfriend was actually a female "masked fool" in disguise, and since then he has become the way he is now.

A few seconds later, the Fool's Ship, which suddenly accelerated, stirred up huge waves on the stomach acid and rushed past Leonard, forcing him to dodge quickly to avoid being hit by the ship.

He could hear someone on the ship calling to him, urging him to fly aboard. But Leonard didn't really trust them, so he just flew far behind the ship, watching the man with the words "Fools and dogs not allowed" written on the drum steer the ship faster and faster. The glittering words were dazzling to Leonard.

The Fool's Ship made a sharp turn, skipping imperfectly across the gastric juices. Leonard glanced at the crew member at the stern, the jolting sensation seemingly setting off a party of alcohol in his brain. He laughed maniacally and steered the ship into the territory of a group of sharks.

"Hahaha." He burst into laughter.

The fools drinking on the bow of the boat burst into laughter again and again.

They didn't seem afraid at all.

The Fool's Ship plunged into a swarm of sharks, attracting the sea monsters that surrounded it. The sea monsters and sharks completely blocked the Fool's Ship, leaving it trapped in a dilemma.

The sea monsters, with two heads and seven hearts, let out a series of cries that made the ship rock and sway.

As the ship was gradually destroyed, Leonard hovered in mid-air, seemingly wanting to say something but then stopping himself.

Although the ship had just nearly hit him, he was an official Extraordinary of the Church of the Night, and the Church's Red Glove.

He couldn't possibly stand by and watch these people die here, no matter what.

Before the flimsy hull was crushed to the point of collapse, he felt he had to do something to save them from their doom.

Leonard sighed silently and opened his mouth.

The night tells the sun:

You sent me a love letter from the middle of the month.
"I wrote a reply with my tears and left it on the grass."

This is a poem that Leonard really likes, but he doesn't dare to recite it in reality. He can only recite it in this place where the gods can't see him.

Leonard greatly admires Russell for daring to write such poetry without being hidden or burned at the stake.

The chanting of poetry drowned out the roars of the sea monster, and the monster that lingered around the Fool's Ship became drowsy in Leonard's poetry.

The sharks, having gnawed at the deck panels made of "ladies' jokes," all turned into frozen man-eating sharks.

The dark sky was gradually brightening, and starlight shone through the heat dissipation vents of this "joke-free beast" onto the sea.

The masked fools on the ship showed no sign of tension; they laughed loudly and told all sorts of jokes, both cheesy and lame.

Unable to bear the jokes any longer, the Laugh-Free Beast finally erupted. Its stomach ulcers stirred up towering waves, throwing people and ships into space.

Through the wide-open heat dissipation vents, Leonard saw the real starry sky for the first time.

"Hahaha, another one has fallen for it!" The masked fools laughed.

One of the masked fools poked its head out, facing the ancient beast below. Its head transformed into a puddle of slime, then turned into a giant middle finger.

Leonard blinked.

He seems to...

Is it also within the scope of this giant middle finger?

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PS: Monthly ticket, monthly ticket.

(End of this chapter)