I Have Yet to Become a Doll Today

“You lot of filthy rats! You all deserve to die!!! Those who cannot find me will die sooner or later! Even those who find me will die! You will die!!!”

The sounds of metal clashing, mixed with the rustle of footsteps, rose from below.

Mary let out a “huh” and sneered, “You actually made it this far, pretty impressive. But even if you are impressive, it ends here.”

It laughed wickedly and ominously, “Because as long as I am alive, my dolls will never die!”

— Dolls wouldn’t tire, wouldn’t feel drowsy, wouldn’t feel hungry, and they wouldn’t possess a vulnerable and sensitive heart like humans.

As long as Mary was alive, her dolls would fight forever!

Shen Mo was just an ordinary person after all, no matter how strong he was, how long could he last?

The sounds of fighting grew closer, even if she couldn’t see what was happening below, Bai Youwei knew that Shen Mo was gradually being worn out.

It wouldn’t be long before the dolls caught up to her and killed her.

Bai Youwei silently put down her stuffed bunny.

As the stuffed bunny’s fluffy hands touched the ground, a blue-purple current started to spread.

The Mary sitting on the Crystal Stone became startled and mocked, “Hey! Can’t you think of anything else, so you’re desperately trying anything? I’ve already said it, glass is an insulator! This Crystal Stone is also an insulator! You can’t electrocute me!”

Bai Youwei raised an eyebrow but remained silent.

“Hey! Have you gone mute? I’ve already told you, it’s useless! Useless!” Mary shrieked in her childlike, shrill voice.

However, Bai Youwei seemed to ignore her, and ordered her bunny in a low voice, “Increase the electric output.”

The sizzling sound of electricity became even louder.

A creaking sound echoed from the surrounding glass walls.

Mary, suspicious, couldn’t shake the feeling that Bai Youwei was plotting something. She nervously glanced around, not understanding what was going on.

“Hey! What the hell are you up to?” Mary demanded.

Bai Youwei ignored her and simply continued to order her bunny, “Increase the electric output further.”

“No matter how much you increase it, it won’t work!” Mary shouted irritably, “Even a hundred-fold increase won’t work! Even if you hit me with it, it won’t work! I’m a cloth doll! I’m not afraid of electricity! I’m not afraid… Ahhhhh!”

Bang! All of the surrounding glass expl*ded!

Mary screamed sharply in surprise!

It clung to the Crystal Stone, trembling, surrounded by the sounds of expl*sions and shattering glass.

Finally, when the sound ceased, it raised its startled head to look around, only to find that all the glass walls in the tower had been shattered!

There were none left!

The tower had been reduced to nothing but an empty framework!

The electricity had caused extremely high temperatures and caused the metal frame around the glass to twist and warp. The distortion led to the upper layer of the glass being squeezed and shattering!

Looking back at Bai Youwei on the ground below, Mary shouted in anger,

“You’re so cruel, you wicked woman! Are you trying to scare me to death? I’m telling you! Your tricks are useless against me! My dolls will arrive soon, and by then, none of you will be alive! None of you will be left alive!”

Bai Youwei looked up at her, her lips curving into a mocking smile.

Mary was furious, “What are you laughing at? What are you laughing at?! Do you realize your doom is upon you?! You won’t be laughing soon!!!”

Bai Youwei squinted her eyes and smiled, “Look, with the glass gone, isn’t the view outside much prettier?”

Mary looked up, “What’s the big deal? So what if the jungle adventure has turned into a bonfire, you think I’d be scared? Hmph…”

Thud!

An arrow suddenly shot at her! It pierced through Mary’s cloth body in an instant!

With the impact, Mary’s body fell straight down—

It couldn’t believe what had happened, it struggled to turn its head in the air, and saw a man standing on the roof of the theater on the other side.

The man held his shooting stance, his eyes cold as ice, he said softly, “…I’ve been waiting.”