Slime.
As a door swung open, a heavy mass descended from above, covering Xiemen Waidao's head and suffocating him.
Unlike the traditional starter monsters, the slimes in the game were immune to piercing, bounced back magic, moved swiftly, and had a fondness for face-hugging before drowning their victims.
Many gamers, caught off-guard, would find themselves smothered by these five-pound creatures, subsequently choking to death.
As an inheritance from "Princess Dungeon," there were countless bizarre ways for players to die in the game, and asphyxiation was just one of them.
Realizing there was a sneak attack by a monster, Mukuai 1234 immediately thought about helping, but Xiemen Waidao waved his hand, signaling that it wasn't necessary.
He calmly opened his backpack, took out his tool — chopsticks —and initiated a special action in the game: eating.
Players in the game could restore health, gain buff enhancements, or even permanently increase their attributes by eating.
