Doomsday Train, I went crazy by hoarding billions of items.

Chapter 115 The Unconscious Little White

Another S-rank skill!!

Jiang Ran looked at the skill description, her smile more difficult to suppress than an AK.

This mimicry effect is much more powerful than the original transformation device, and most importantly, it has no cooldown!

With Jiang Ran's near-maximum stamina, maintaining this for one or two hours is no problem at all, not to mention that she can replenish her stamina with stamina potions at any time.

She couldn't help but think that next time she had the chance to visit Paro Island, she might try using mimicry to see how it worked.

and many more.

A very bold idea suddenly flashed through Jiang Ran's mind.

Since you can pretend to be any creature you've ever come into contact with, then... does a big eyeball count as one of them?
But Jiang Ran ultimately didn't impulsively try it.

She's unsure about the effectiveness of the mimicry. What if she successfully simulates the appearance of large eyes, but then gets bound by some inexplicable rules?

It's best not to be too reckless in areas you're not familiar with.

Today's harvest was already quite substantial. Jiang Ran leaned back in her recliner, taking out the "Good Things Come in Pairs" prop card with some hesitation.

Should we use it directly on Annihilation, or wait until the Puppet's cooldown ends and then create two Puppets at once?
Without hesitating for too long, Jiang Ran put away the prop card.

Because she suddenly remembered that thanks to the light pillar on Toparo Island, her game panel now had an additional "resistance" value that seemed to be able to resist the mental pollution of the big-eyed monster.

If my guess is confirmed tonight, then there's no rush to get a secondary account.

After all, compared to the cooldown time of Annihilation, using Double Good Things on the Puppet is truly valuable.

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At 8 p.m., the familiar thick fog rolled in again, but this time most people were prepared and didn't panic too much.

Jiang Ran wanted to take the initiative and find the islands that had been occupied by pirates.

With the whistle and the ghost ship at her disposal, she acquired two more runestones at almost no cost.

As the runes slowly merged, her island grew larger and larger.

Jiang Ran looked at the island following the boat and a strange thought flashed through her mind: Could Paro Island have been a small island like this in the past?
But she quickly abandoned the idea.

After all, at present, the so-called gods represented by the big-eyed bead and the ordinary players are still two distinct forces.

If Paro Island really evolved from these merged islands, how could the Big Eyes have allowed players to develop freely?
Jiang Ran still felt that the existence of the big eyeballs might be related to the "heart" mentioned in the disqualified person's diary.

As midnight approached, Jiang Ran stopped searching for islands and decided to take a nap to see if she was still in a situation where she could be polluted at any moment.

But lying in bed, she was so excited that she couldn't fall asleep, whether because she had drunk too much coffee during the day to replenish her energy or because of her abundant harvest that day.

Ten seconds later, Jiang Ran thanked herself for not falling asleep.

She suddenly discovered that more than a dozen small black insects had crawled out of the pure white carpet in her room.

She immediately sat up in bed and looked around.

What she saw almost gave her goosebumps! The cracks in the walls and floor were teeming with these strange insects!

Some of them had even climbed up to the foot of her bed!
Jiang Ran, with a stern face, pulled out a bottle of insecticide and sprayed it wildly at the tiny insects, which were no bigger than grains of rice.

Fortunately, although these insects were strange, they could not withstand the power of the insecticide. After a while, they all stopped moving and lay on the ground, like black sesame seeds scattered all over the ground.

Jiang Ran stared intently at the insects and noticed that they looked somewhat like lice, but their structure was slightly different, suggesting that they were some kind of mutated species.

If things are already like this inside, the situation outside is probably even worse. After all, Xiaobai would usually come in to warn Jiang Ran immediately if there was any disturbance, but today there was no sound at all outside.

Jiang Ran was fully armed, completely covered from head to toe without leaving a single gap. She then put on a gas mask and sprayed herself with a whole bottle of insecticide before slowly walking towards the outer deck.

As soon as I stepped onto the deck, I saw Little White, who was already unconscious. He lay in a dense mass of insects, his once fair skin covered with tiny black holes, like sesame seeds stuffed into his pores—a sight that sent chills down my spine!

Jiang Ran frowned, took out a new bottle of insecticide, and began spraying Xiaobai from head to toe.

The insects, however, knew how to avoid harm and seek advantage. Under the power of the insecticide, they scattered like water, leaving a small island among the black dots on the ground.

The insects that were already embedded in Xiaobai's body died immediately after being sprayed, but they did not fall off his body. Instead, they seemed to melt and became translucent.

Then, the translucent insect corpse began to slowly swell, stretching open the small holes in its skin, and then it stopped moving.

However, upon closer inspection, one can discover that the translucent corpse is densely packed with tiny particles the size of pinheads.

Jiang Ran suspected that they were insect eggs.

The insect-like creatures in this dungeon are all disgusting, constantly trying to use the player's body as a breeding ground.

Although Xiaobai had said before that he wouldn't really die as a puppet, if these ghostly things on his body weren't removed, he'd probably be practically dead.

The insect corpses covering her entire body swelled up and became firmly stuck in the pores of Xiao Bai's skin. If Jiang Ran wanted to get them out, she would probably have to pick them out one by one with a needle.

There are so many, it would take three days and three nights to choose them all.

Jiang Ran thought for a moment, took out a large bucket, put Xiaobai inside, and then scooped up a large bucket of seawater from the dark sea and poured it into the bucket containing Xiaobai.

She didn't know if this would work, because such a strange and disgusting little bug had never appeared in her previous life.

But she knew that these things all had their weaknesses, and she would only know by trying them one by one.

During this time, the chased insects seemed to have discovered Jiang Ran as their new target and tried to move on to her.

But she was wearing a smooth, thick protective suit and had been sprayed with plenty of insecticide, so the insects couldn't do anything to her.

Jiang Ran then focused on observing how Xiao Bai was doing, which was soaking in the seawater.

Fortunately, her guess seemed to be correct. These insects that appeared with the fog, whether they were afraid of seawater or liked it, as they were soaked, the egg sacs that were originally firmly stuck on Xiaobai seemed to melt away and slowly left Xiaobai's skin.

A layer of tiny insect eggs instantly floated on the water's surface.

But soon, even smaller larvae slowly hatched from the eggs...

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