Weird Resurrection: From Teddy Bear to Dread Bear!

One of the homeless men occupied her brother's bed, while the other snatched her candy.

It all belonged to her brother!

Ignoring the wound on her right hand, she tugged with all her might.

Pfft—

The already festering and oozing wound was ripped open again.

The band-aid fell to the ground, and yellow liquid flowed out, accompanied by tiny eyeballs that scattered across the floor.

The homeless man froze, staring blankly at the eyeballs beside him, then back at her wound.

The wound had split open with many fissures, revealing the flesh inside.

The crevices in the flesh were filled with countless tiny eyeballs, all staring at him.

He screamed, "Ah—ghost!"

He turned to run.

But how could fear let him escape?

The eyeballs instantly swarmed him, clinging to his body and multiplying endlessly.

In just a moment, the homeless man became a corpse, a withered corpse covered in mushroom-like eyeballs.

He lay there, pupils dilated, dead as could be.

The other homeless man was already terrified, having watched the eyeballs grow with his own eyes.

He wanted to run, but he found that his buttocks seemed to have taken root, connected to the bed, and he couldn't get up at all.

He exerted force suddenly, tearing his pants and ripping flesh with them.

His buttocks were filled with excruciating pain.

He had only taken one step when a blockage suddenly came from his throat, followed by suffocation.

He clutched his neck with both hands, kneeling on the ground, collapsing with despair in his eyes.

Both of them were dead.

Xu Bing simply watched them quietly. She didn't know what had happened, only that these two damned things were dead.

Her brother's bed was safe, and so was her candy.

What were these eyeballs?

But for some reason, I'm not afraid. They give me a sense of security.

It's as if as long as these things are here, I'll never be harmed.

Even, her wound on her right hand was almost healed, as the eyeballs were healing her injuries.

They're here to help me.

How adorable, these eyeballs.

When brother comes back later, I must share it with him. With these eyeballs, no one can bully us anymore.

We need to go back and find Dad, because Mom said she wants him to go down and keep her company.

Xu Bing smiled, tilting her head and looking into the distance, anticipating her brother's figure.

Waiting and waiting.

Time passed quickly. It was evening, and her brother still hadn't returned.

Brother must have been delayed. He'll be back soon.

The night passed, and day came. The day passed, and night came again.

Her brother still hadn't returned.

Xu Bing's hair was dirty, sticking to her scalp, tilting her head and staring into the distance, her expression slowly becoming wooden.

The hope in her eyes was still there, but very faint.

Where's brother? Where's my brother?

Suddenly, there was movement ahead. Her pupils contracted, but it wasn't her brother. It was that mysterious young lady.

The young lady walked over slowly, leading a teddy bear. The teddy bear was walking on its own, using its own legs. Is it a toy?

It's not a toy, is it?

Xiao Wan came to her side, glanced at the two corpses on the ground, and didn't seem surprised.

She still sat next to her, hugging the bear: "The candy I gave you has melted. Why didn't you eat it?"

Xu Bing shook her head: "I'm saving it for my brother."

The chocolate candy seemed to have started to melt, or perhaps it was because she used too much force.

In short, it looked like it couldn't be eaten anymore.

Hearing her words, Xiao Wan tilted her head and chuckled, "Your brother won't be able to eat the candy."

Xu Bing turned her gaze back and looked at Lin Xiao Wan: "Have you seen my brother?"

Xiao Wan nodded, recalling, "The bear took me to see your brother, but your brother probably won't be able to eat the candy. He was locked in a black box, so dark, so dark, he couldn't see anything, he couldn't even breathe. He was so uncomfortable, so painful, he kept calling your name."

Pfft—

Xu Bing stood up directly, her eyes shocked. Her body was thin, her eyes were dull, and her surroundings were messy, making her look like a zombie!

But at this moment, she stared at Lin Xiao Wan with an incredulous expression.

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"R-really?"

"My brother is most afraid of the dark, he's most afraid of the dark, he must have a light on when he sleeps, he must have someone with him when he sleeps, where is he, you tell me! Please."

Lin Xiao Wan jumped down from the cabinet.

She put a finger under her lips, seemingly seriously recalling: "He, ah, he seems to have gone to find your dad. He went to ask your dad for food, saying you were sick, but your dad wasn't home at the time. He met two other children."

"He was tricked, and then locked in a small box. If you want to find him, you can only go home."

Hearing the words 'dad' and 'two other children'.

Xu Bing actually laughed, under her disheveled hair, a pair of eyes blood red.

The eyeballs in the wound began to reproduce, becoming more numerous.

"I'm going back to find him." Saying that, she staggered, her numb body looking like a mechanical puppet.

In the darkness, she limped towards 'home,' her former home.

The corners of her mouth kept repeating: "Brother, I'm coming to find you, brother, wait for me."

Behind her, Lin Xiao Wan pulled the bear and originally wanted to follow.

Suddenly, a crow flew down from the sky. It was the Eye of the Wasteland coming to deliver a message.

Zhang Yi was very angry after receiving the message. Its body suddenly grew larger and went in another direction.

At night, H City was brightly lit.

But in the unseen places, it was full of dangerous aura and the taste of fear.

...........

"Are you crazy? This is murder, this is murder!"

In a certain villa area, a bespectacled, refined man was roaring hysterically.

Sitting on the sofa in front of him were two children, a boy and a girl. The children lowered their heads, very scared. On the other side was a beautiful woman, only about thirty years old.

"What's done is done, and now there's nothing we can do. He brought it on himself. He actually came to bully our son and daughter. He deserved it!"

The woman retorted.

Hearing this, the man took a deep breath, seemingly to find psychological comfort. He asked the two children next to him.

"Are you two sure he made the first move, and then you just pushed him gently?"

The boy's eyes darted around, while the girl nodded quickly: "That's right, Dad, we never lie!"

The woman scoffed with her arms crossed: "See? It must have been that retarded beast who made the first move. They didn't do it on purpose. Now that the person is dead, saying all this is useless. Either send your son and daughter to jail, or you figure it out."