Immortal in Horror Game: She is the Fortune Teller!

Chapter 483 - 475: Semifinals 5

In principle, no matter how foolish Turbo might be, they wouldn’t suddenly rush forward so blatantly.

Moreover, both sides are in the zombie faction, even if they want to use a four-protect-one tactic to protect a team, there’s no need to suddenly charge forward now.

And after seeing Yuze arrive, Turbo didn’t retreat immediately but instead said those words to provoke Yuze, almost like... deliberately looking for a fight.

Then forcing Yuze to go for the kill, only to teleport away?

The words Turbo said were strange too.

Previously, Turbo seemed like a little madman when they saw her, but today, they’re acting extremely crazy, almost like they’re deliberately stepping on Yuze’s toes.

Josh looked at Yuze: "Don’t you think Turbo is a bit strange today?"

Yuze didn’t even lift an eyelid: "Indeed, extraordinarily annoying. If they had come a little later, my blade would have taken their head clean off."

Josh: "It’s not entirely fruitless; at least we know they have this life-saving skill now."

Yuze nodded: "Having such a pig teammate on their side is their bad luck."

The two didn’t linger in the same spot but used the jungle’s cover to scout around.

Josh walked and said, "If according to their teleport, as long as they’re bound to Xue Guo’s main brain, they should have a greater advantage in escaping the poison."

Yuze: "Not necessarily, such fixed-point teleportation consumes a lot of energy. It requires significant compression, and I think it’s a life-saving skill, with a certain cooldown period."

Josh nodded in agreement: "True."

The two continued forward.

Suddenly, there was a stirring shadow nearby.

Josh cautiously extended some Spider Silk.

In the bushes was a new weapon crate, and since the crate was small and the creature too, it was just a small bird.

The little weapon crate was hidden in the bird’s nest.

If her web hadn’t covered this entire area, she might not have even noticed the movement here.

Josh glanced at the bird, her eyes glinting.

She stepped onto the Spider Silk, slapping the bird into the tree trunk.

The bird’s head tilted, and it completely went limp.

Josh opened the weapon crate.

The glow inside seeped into Josh’s body.

She could sense a significant change in her body, her Spiritual Body could be released, meaning she could enter the Beastification state.

Yuze obviously noticed the change in her too, his eyes showing understanding.

Josh: "I’m going to lay the web, give me a moment."

Yuze nodded.

Josh instantly released her Spiritual Body, entering the Beastification state, with eight spider legs extending from her back.

She quickly climbed to the treetop, her form flitting about.

In the misty forest, only a white shadow could be seen darting around constantly.

An invisible net was being woven across the entire forest.

For some, the forest might be a new map shrouded in mist and unknowns.

But for Josh, it was like being a fish in water.

A moment later, Josh and Yuze returned to regroup with their teammates.

Rob asked with concern: "How is it?"

Josh: "Don’t worry, it’s done."

An excited glint flashed in Rob’s eyes.

Josh didn’t lift her Beastification State, Spider Silk unfurled everywhere like a huge net, eventually retracting to Josh’s hand where the ends of the silk converged.

Soon, subtle movements were detected on the spider silk.

Without hesitation, Josh grabbed Yuze and disappeared from the spot.

At the site of the anomaly, there was indeed a monster and a weapon crate.

Yuze moved quickly, killing the monster without hesitation, unlocking his own Spiritual Body from the weapon crate, and returned with Josh to their original place.

All of this took less than a minute.

When other zombie players arrived, there was nothing left but a monster’s corpse.

Soon, another sound came from the spider silk.

Josh, like before, grabbed Rob and ran off.

This was Josh’s intent.

They all understood this gameplay was essentially about competing for resources; teammates who develop first have absolute combat power and initiative.

By being the first to unlock her Spiritual Body, Josh could fully unleash her skills, spreading her web across all zombie activity areas.

Within these areas, whenever a monster or zombie player fought with a monster, triggering the spider silk, Josh could quickly sense it and rush to the scene with her teammates.

In her Beastification state, and walking on the spider silk, her speed could almost match Yuze’s.

But unlike Yuze, who relied on the explosive power of feline agility, Josh’s speed was due to the convenience of combining her Spiritual Body with her weapon, which required less effort and offered greater stamina.

Soon, everyone in the Golden Shit Stirrer had unlocked their Spiritual Bodies.

Even the slowest zombie players sensed something was off.

And with Josh’s spider silk spread throughout the forest, even the stealthiest players could notice some traces.

Soon, zombie players were grumbling and started uniting.

Before even fighting the humans, they were preparing to first encircle the Golden Shit Stirrer.

The second wave’s safe zone lasted over an hour.

This gave players ample battle time to eliminate opponents.

However, Josh never expected to encounter Turbo and others during the encirclement.

At that time, Josh and four others were trapped by a dozen zombie players in a safe forest outpost.

Leading the group were Turbo and two others.

The players stared angrily at Josh and the others.

Turbo fanned the flames: "It’s not just once; every time we find a weapon, the Golden Shit Stirrer suddenly appears and snatches it from us."

"Exactly! It was us who found the weapon crate first, and then they suddenly appeared and rudely took what we discovered!"

"If this is how it’s going to be, then why bother, just let you guys have all the fun!"

"Why are you so blatantly snatching weapons? You’ve taken them all; what do we have left to play with?"

Josh sneered, "Play with what? If you can’t handle it, get out of the game. This is a competition, not a kindergarten game."

"Are you giant babies fresh out of kindergarten? Playing a game while waiting for others to hand you weapons?"

"Everyone’s grabbing things based on their abilities. If you can’t compete, that’s your problem. If you have the guts, face us head-on. Want to act weak and bark like dogs? Is that your plan?"

"Feel free to grab it back, we never said you couldn’t. You can’t win on your own but won’t let others try?"

"Really, there can’t be people who still think this is a peaceful social game, right?"

Josh was a professional at retorts.

Everyone present, except Turbo, was left speechless and red-faced by her words.

Josh sneered as she looked over everyone: "Why are you all quiet? Keep barking, open your mouths and shout. Don’t know what to say? I’ll teach you. Say, oh, how could you, Golden Shit Stirrer, grab our weapons? Even though our names aren’t on the weapons, but since we saw them, they’re ours. The system gave every little player a weapon crate, how can you take ours?"

Turbo was so excited he almost clapped his hands, but Wangyue Sha quickly stopped him, reminding him they were on opposing sides.