Mark was choked.
Of course he hadn't tried it with live chickens, but they had tried it with other things.
"We've thrown a lot of stuff into these rooms, clothes, socks, ripped nails, plucked hair... and props that don't work, tried it all! It's all gone! Unless there's a living person in the room, nothing Can't keep it."
Mark looked at the bamboo basket regretfully, "These chickens... it would be a pity if they were gone..."
Bai Youwei smiled and said, "You just said that living people are fine, these chickens are also alive."
"But the chicken is yours..." Mark was anxious, and even started to gesture, "You have to be in the same stone room as the chicken, or your chicken will disappear!"
Bai Youwei shrugged indifferently, "These chickens are not mine."
Mark was stunned, "Ah..."
"To be precise... these chickens should belong to themselves." Bai Youwei smiled, "'No-owner' is a concept that you summed up, not the rules that clearly exist in the maze. Since they are all playing concepts, Then play it a little more advanced~ Every life is an independent entity, and no life belongs to another life, so if the living person is not erased, then the live chicken should not be erased."
She put down the bamboo basket, picked a chick from it, tied a chicken paw with cotton thread, then walked to a door and said, "Open the door."
Du Lai, who was standing next to him, opened the door, and it was pitch black inside.
Still the same stone room.
Bai Youwei threw the chicken in, and everyone else gathered around, using flashlights to observe the condition of the chicken in the stone room over there.
The chicks chirped, as if calling for their companions, and their tiny yellow claws trembled slightly.
The environment of the stone room was too cold for it.
It's a bit cruel, but there's no way, it's like a tomb robber who digs a hole and puts a sparrow or a cat in it, all to survive.
…
The chick chirped in the stone room for about a minute and didn't disappear.
Bai Youwei took the cotton thread, pulled it back little by little, and put it back into the bamboo basket.
"Which door is this?" she asked Shen Mo.
Shen Mo looked down at the compass, "It's the South Gate."
"Then take three more chickens and try the stone room behind the east, west, and north doors." Bai Youwei explained to everyone, "Remember to tie it with cotton thread, don't let the chicken break free, or you have to go in and catch the chicken - enter one The room is equivalent to letting the tauren move a room, so be careful."
Du Lai, Chen Hui, and Leonid each took a chicken, tied it with cotton thread, and threw it into the rooms with the east, west, and north doors.
I don't know if they were lucky or not, each chicken didn't disappear, and chirped in the stone room safe and sound.
Bai Youwei decided to continue to go south. She wanted to find out how many of these identical stone chambers there were and where the end was.
She led people into the stone room to the south, and Mark, Dylan, and Slade quickly followed, lest they be left behind.
In the new stone room, Bai Youwei did the same trick again, let the chicken out, and tested the situation in the three rooms.
As a result, this time, in the stone room behind the east door, the chick disappeared.
Along with the line on the claws are gone.
"It seems that this stone room is a teleportation point. Even if I don't know, is the location of the teleportation fixed..." Bai Youwei grabbed a handful of millet from the bag and threw it into the east stone room. After a few seconds, the millet also disappeared.
"At such a temperature, the chick may not live for long." Shen Mo reminded her.
Bai Youwei thought for a while, turned her head and asked Mark: "Hey, you said before that the living are fine in the stone room, but what about the dead? Will the dead disappear?".
She didn't feel distressed about the chicken, but worried that the chicken would disappear immediately after it died, and she wouldn't be able to judge the position of Shishi after the jump without leaving any hair behind.