Dorm Duo Survival: What Did You Do to the School Beauty?

The embers of the cremated corpses were scattered by the night wind, and the chilling aura of the withered bone forest once again enveloped the earth.

"Let's hurry up and replenish the Yin energy to strengthen the seal, so that nothing unexpected happens."

Lin Yuan and An Xin walked side by side to the bone mound. Without any delay, they immediately took out the Yin Qi Compass and began to guide the dense Yin Qi around them to reinforce the seal of the blood coffin.

Nourished by the yin energy, the crimson coffin glowed with an increasingly warm, blood-red light. The blood zombie inside was firmly imprisoned, and not a trace of evil energy leaked out. The originally weak seal fluctuations gradually became steady and profound.

Anxin stood guard to the side, one hand gripping the corpse control bell to steady the seven or eight zombies behind him, the other hand resting on the sniper rifle at his waist, his eyes scanning the surroundings of the bone forest warily to prevent any other evil creatures from taking advantage of the situation.

Only after Lin Yuan put away the compass and said in a deep voice, "The seal is reinforced," did she relax a little. After experiencing the sneak attack, both of them were much more cautious...

After completing the sealing and reinforcement, Lin Yuan rested for a while, replenished some dry food and water, and then immediately urged the paper horse to lead the blood coffin and the zombie team on the journey of corpse driving once again.

They continued their nocturnal routine, hiding during the day and lying in wait in a secluded cave, extinguishing all light sources, holding their breath and avoiding passersby.

As night fell, we followed a secluded path. Paper horses trampled the darkness, wheels rolled over the muddy road, and the stiff throbbing of zombies mingled with the howling of the night wind, sounding exceptionally clear in the desolate wilderness.

Lin Yuan sat upright in the carriage, his eyes scanning the road ahead warily, not missing any unusual movements.

An Xin sat at the back of the carriage, gently shaking the corpse-controlling bell on her wrist. The crisp sound of the bell rang continuously, stabilizing the zombie horde behind her while keeping an eye on the surrounding atmosphere to prevent anyone or anything from getting too close.

Their plan for this corpse-transporting trip was simply to live a peaceful life, hiding during the day and going out at night, deliberately avoiding worldly people and not interacting with the outside world, all to avoid getting into unnecessary trouble.

After all, the blood zombies in the blood coffin are too special. Once exposed, they will inevitably attract the covetousness of all parties, increasing the danger.

But some unexpected events are simply unavoidable...

In the dead of night, the once dark and peaceful night sky was suddenly covered with dark clouds, and a strong wind howled in, whipping up withered leaves and pebbles from the ground, which flew everywhere.

Before Lin Yuan and An Xin could react, large raindrops began to pelt down, turning into a torrential downpour in just a few breaths. The rain poured down like a celestial river overflowing its banks, washing over the entire wilderness and turning the ground into a muddy, uneven mess.

"Oh no, the rain is too heavy, we can't keep going!" Anxin raised her hand to shield her face from the rain and shouted loudly to Lin Yuan.

The rain blurred their vision, and the paper horse struggled to walk on the muddy road, frequently slipping. The zombie horde behind them also began to stir, and if it weren't for the support of the zombie control bell, it would probably have already gone out of control.

Lin Yuan frowned as he scanned his surroundings. The rain was torrential, and visibility was less than ten feet. Continuing on the road would not only be extremely inefficient, but the slippery road could also cause the blood coffin to shake, or even attract other evil creatures.

"Let's find shelter from the rain first, and leave when the rain subsides!"

The two immediately changed direction. Lin Yuan controlled the paper horse, carefully traversing the wilderness in search of a place to take shelter from the rain.

The rain intensified, thunder rumbled, and lightning ripped through the night sky, illuminating the vast wilderness and the outline of a dilapidated temple in the distance.

"There's a dilapidated temple over there!" An Xin's eyes lit up as she pointed to the temple in front of her and loudly reminded Lin Yuan.

Lin Yuan looked in the direction she pointed and saw the dilapidated temple standing in the wilderness. The walls were mottled, the roof was damaged in many places, the beams were broken and the walls were in ruins, and weeds grew everywhere. It was clear that it had been abandoned for a long time.

But at this moment, it is the only place where one can escape the torrential rain.

Lin Yuan immediately controlled the paper horse and galloped towards the dilapidated temple, quickly arriving at the temple's entrance.

The temple gate was already rotten and collapsed with a creak when pushed gently, raising a cloud of dust and cobwebs.

The temple was in a state of disrepair, with the ground covered with pebbles and weeds. In the center was a broken offering table, on which the statues of gods were incomplete and covered with dust and cobwebs. In the corner were piles of dead wood and old straw, which gave off a faint musty smell.

"First, carry the blood coffin into the temple and find a place to put it." Lin Yuan got off the carriage. The rain soaked his robes, but he didn't care at all. He walked quickly to the carriage and, together with An Xin, carefully carried the blood coffin into the temple. They placed it in a dry place next to the offering table and put straw underneath to prevent the rain from soaking the coffin.

Afterwards, Lin Yuan led the paper horse into the temple, while An Xin guided the seven or eight zombies behind him to stand neatly inside the temple gate. The yellow talismans on their foreheads gleamed faintly in the dim light, and they were extremely well-behaved.

After doing all this, the two finally breathed a sigh of relief. They were soaked to the bone and felt very uncomfortable.

"I'll go gather some dry wood to start a fire, dry my clothes, and keep warm." Anxin wiped the rain off her face, picked up some dry wood, walked to the open space in the center of the temple, and began to build a fire.

Lin Yuan stood guard beside the blood coffin, not daring to relax for a moment.

The dry wood was quickly ignited, the flames leaping and crackling, the warm light instantly dispelling the cold and dampness inside the temple and illuminating the entire dilapidated place.

The two sat around the fire, drying their damp, cold robes. The firelight reflected on their faces, dispelling some of their fatigue.

Just then, a clear, ringing bell pierced through the torrential rain and came from outside the temple gate—"Ding-a-ling, ding-a-ling..."

The bell rang crisply and rhythmically, unlike the corpse-controlling bell in An Xin's hand, yet it carried a familiar, sinister aura. Lin Yuan and An Xin exchanged a glance, a hint of wariness flashing in their eyes, and instantly recognized it—it was the corpse-driving bell! It was the sound of controlling zombies!

"Someone's coming, and they're corpse drivers!" Lin Yuan said in a low voice, and in a flash, he stood in front of the blood coffin.

An Xin immediately stood up, gripped the corpse-controlling bell in her hand, and quickly took out the sniper rifle from her spatial ring with her other hand. She aimed the muzzle at the temple gate, her eyes sharp, staring intently at the movements in the rain.

The sound of bells grew closer, accompanied by the stiff throbbing of the zombies, "thump thump thump, thump thump thump..." The sound was rhythmic and heavy, clearly indicating that a considerable number of zombies were approaching.

Lin Yuan and An Xin remained calm, their eyes fixed on the temple gate. The rain continued to pour, and lightning occasionally ripped through the night sky, illuminating the scene in the rain...