Qing Chen was nearly exhausted.
Since leaving the water park, he had hardly drunk any water or eaten anything.
The reason he insisted on carrying the kayak along the way was because it was the only thing that could hold some water, but when he reached the slide area, it was all spilled out during the ride.
Later, in a state of mental pollution, Qing Chen even developed an attachment to the kayak.
He dragged it everywhere, used it as a bed, and sometimes didn't even realize he was still carrying it.
At this moment, Qing Chen was fighting Chen Yu, who was conserving his energy, with no chance of winning.
No, to be precise, surviving was already good enough.
However, what Chen Yu didn't expect was that even in this state, Qing Chen wasn't easy to catch or kill.
The entrance and exit rules of the Ghost House that caused Qing Chen the most trouble before had now become his greatest reliance.
