CHAPTER 631: CHAPTER 450: THE TURNING OF THE NEW WORLD BEGINS HERE

If there were a moment in the Otherworld that surprised him the most.

No.

Perhaps he should say the most surprising moment in his life until now...

Then, Lin Yue would undoubtedly choose this very moment.

He was now holding a cotton swab soaked in iodine, staring at the back of his hand.

Bai was similarly staring at the back of his hand.

His and Bai’s expressions were extremely complicated.

Fear?

Uneasiness?

Excitement?

Thrill?

Even...

Confusion?

At this moment, Lin Yue suddenly felt that this world was abnormal.

"Why? Why is this happening?!"

He muttered to himself, utterly unable to believe what was happening in front of him.

"Gawu!" Bai suddenly growled softly, unable to comprehend it either.

After all...

Whose wounds can vanish in the blink of an eye?

"Bai, you... just saw there were three cuts on the back of my hand, right?"

"Gawu." Bai nodded, but now, it couldn’t see those three cuts anymore.

Lin Yue took out the cotton swab soaked in alcohol that he had just placed into the storage space, and the blood on it indeed was real.

Lin Yue stored both the cotton swab and iodine in the storage space, wiped his right hand with a disinfecting wipe, and his fingers touched the back of his left hand that had just been slightly sore.

Just a moment ago, there were three bloody cuts there; though not deep, they definitely left marks.

As he wiped them earlier, there was even a sharp pain.

However.

Lin Yue gently touched the back of his left hand with the fingers of his right hand and lightly pressed at the original wound site.

But, no trace of any wound was there anymore!

"No, this is definitely not an illusion; the blood is still there. Bai, you saw it too, right?"

Bai nodded heavily again, showing absolutely bewildered expressions at this phenomenon.

Indeed, what exactly happened?

Lin Yue looked at the grass leaf that had just cut his hand and tugged it down.

The grass leaf was sword-shaped, about ten centimeters long, with edges like serrated blades, quite sharp.

Lin Yue examined the leaf but found nothing special.

However, it was this very grass leaf that injured him, caused bleeding, and yet the wounds vanished.

Could it be a problem with this leaf?

Is there a secret within the leaf?

Lin Yue took the grass leaf close to the area below his left thumb.

He gritted his teeth, and the grass leaf made another cut there, bringing pain.

Blood droplets quickly emerged from the wound, gradually coagulating.

Lin Yue stared keenly at the fresh wound, and Bai did the same, neither of them shifting their gaze, not even blinking.

Soon, a shocking and even fear-inducing event occurred once more!

The wound, less than three centimeters wide, unexpectedly healed rapidly from the outside in, the lacerated skin even restored completely!

Ultimately, only a drop of blood remained on the back of his hand, and the wound utterly disappeared as if it had never existed!

"This... what exactly..." Still feeling some pain on his hand, Lin Yue stared vaguely at Bai, and Bai returned the same gaze.

Is it really because of this grass? Or perhaps...

Lin Yue now desperately wanted to believe it was due to this wild grass.

He yearned more than ever to believe it was attributed to this wild grass!

Lin Yue took a deep breath.

This time, he picked up a dagger and gently made a small cut on his finger.

Soon, another wound appeared, and blood spewed forth.

Yet, the thing Lin Yue didn’t want to see happened.

"Gawu..." Bai stared intently at Lin Yue’s finger wound, watched it recover as before, and let out a soft growl.

Lin Yue took out a cotton swab, wiped away the blood, the pain in his finger lingered, but there was nothing there.

It seemed as though that moment had never happened, as if the blood wasn’t even his.

He closed his eyes, and all that flashed across his mind was what Du Ping said about "post-fever," about the so-called "extraordinary people."

After a pause, he unwillingly turned to the scar on his leg, which had been gashed by Wolf-headed Man’s shrapnel, only to see nothing there.

"What have I... become?" Lin Yue looked up at Bai, realizing he was not quite the same as a normal "human."

Completely different now.

"Gawu." Bai’s large paw reached over and gently patted his head.

The little creature shook its head at him and pointed to itself, shaking its head again.

"Haha, comforting me, saying you don’t mind?"

Bai nodded vigorously and let out a light growl.

Though Lin Yue appreciated Bai’s attitude towards him, right now he truly had no words to express his complex emotions.

Driving back inside the city walls, shutting the gates, Lin Yue went directly to the shelter.

Little Meng and a bunch of Little Ice Lizards had already gathered at the door.

Upon seeing Lin Yue and Bai return, they were quite excited since Bai’s appearance had changed significantly, seeming more powerful.

"Bai, according to yesterday’s arrangement, let them continue, let me be alone for a while."

Lin Yue felt his mind was in turmoil.

Various extremely complex thoughts were almost overwhelming him at this moment.

Bai understood why his master wanted solitude; it stopped Little Meng and Little Liuzi who wanted to accompany Lin Yue into the shelter, shaking its head at them.