Chapter 254: Wooden Cabin (5)
At first, everyone thought the structure appearing before them was a new shelter.
Finding a wooden cabin in the damp, muddy forest would normally be something worth celebrating. After walking all day through sludge-like terrain, everyone was cold, exhausted, and felt as if their legs had been filled with lead. The sight of a cabin made them eager beyond words to step inside and rest.
However, as they drew closer, not only the teacher leading the group, but even the students began to look uneasy and uncertain.
It looked familiar—too familiar.
The pitch-black open doorway, the glass windows covered in spiderweb-like cracks, even the crooked-neck tree standing not far from the entrance—all of it was identical to the cabin they had stayed in the previous night.
Could such a coincidence really exist in the world?
The closer they got, the more subtle and uneasy their expressions became.
When they were only a short distance away, one of the boys could no longer hold himself back. He sprinted forward and entered the cabin through the open door, getting there before Harriet could stop him.
The next second, before anyone could react, the boy rushed back out in a panic, his face filled with alarm, holding a small palm-sized flashlight.