Ainsfield Manor

I am reminded of a popular question this year: Why should we give milk to cows? There is a reply below. Is there a possibility that calves grow up drinking milk hhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Okay, I've finished watching it and can't wait for the second part!

Finished spreading flowers and spreading flowers, and crawled to the second part to update

I didn't guess it, but after some thinking, the town produced not cowhide at all but human skin. The girl who was killed became a demon and took revenge. She turned the people who had participated into it into cows and let them produce milk before slaughtering them. The key to breaking the situation is probably to resolve the boss's anger rather than killing the boss directly.

I'm back! After I took a shower and finished my takeout, I started typing, and the crazy update began! I finally sent my dad to the hospital (specifically the hospital)

27.2 "Filled it down from the roof" → "Jumped off the roof"_(:з∠)_

Author, I have been waiting for the second part for a year. Please update it as soon as possible. Hurry up.

Nice! Looking forward to the second part!!!

Indeed... This is not ugly human nature, it can only be said to be a choice to follow certain rules. Isolating the targeted people does more good than harm to the group. This kind of rule can increase the team's survival rate, which is the experience they have summed up after experiencing many games. If their players had the potential to cause multiple deaths, I imagine they would also follow the rules and quarantine the players. As for newcomers, they are strangers to them. Taking the risk of death for a stranger is really not something that ordinary people can do. They asked Sarri if he was not sad. In fact, they were not asking Sarri to be sad, but in response to Sarri's abnormality. After a normal person witnesses someone's death at close range, he or she will be somewhat sentimental about hurting the person and feel the fear of life-threatening threats. When they see people around them grieving for the death of their companions, they will at least politely show heaviness. But Sarri was too calm, to the point of being abnormally calm. The reason why Sarri doesn't feel sorry for others is that his cold temperament and lack of friendship with others are enough. There is no need to look down on others' hypocrisy from above. Generally speaking, this team is pretty good. They don't use the newcomers as testing and dangerous sheep. They also provide some help to the newcomers and even give them props. There is some indifference, numbness and indifference, but it's not that hateful. And they bluntly stated that the newcomers are not as important as their team members, and will take coercive measures when necessary. They are not saying that I value you very much and this is for your own good. It is inappropriate to call them hypocritical.

I can understand that Sari is not sad, because they are indeed not familiar with Sari and he is indeed an indifferent person, but is it wrong if he thinks that they have ugly human nature? I think this is a normal thing. If the newcomer threatens his own life, why should he still hold on to it and end it together in the end?