Nakamoto Hiroshi stabilized his body and quickly ran toward the end of the glass passage.
Nakamoto no longer paid any attention to Kappehiko Nakamoto, who was still standing there. Because he already knew that the injuries he received through this glass passage had nothing to do with the order.
Instead, it was related to the speed of passing through the passageway. The entire passage was made of glass. Presumably, the light that could instantly penetrate the body could be emitted from anywhere.
If that was the case, with the speed of the light, it would be almost unavoidable if it was not discovered in advance.
Therefore, the shorter the time taken to pass through this glass passage, the lower the probability of being hit by light.
Now, Nakamoto Hiroshi finally understood why the kidnappers said that luck was the most important thing.
Nakamoto Katsuhiko had also seen the instant when Nakamoto's left arm was pierced by the light.
He finally understood the danger hidden in this glass passage. This really depended on one's luck.
If you were lucky, you might not be hit by any laser at the finish line. However, if they were unlucky, they might be killed by the lasers fired from all around the tunnel as soon as they took a step forward.
However, Nakamoto Katsuhiko did not regret pushing Nakamoto out.
One reason was that if he hadn't pushed Nakamoto into the glass passage, he wouldn't have known what the danger in the glass passage was.
When people knew that there was danger but did not know where it was, they would often pay attention to their surroundings and become very timid and cautious. This would definitely reduce the speed of passing through the glass tunnel.
In this situation, losing speed meant that the probability of being hit by the laser was greatly increased.
The other reason was that during the first stage, Nakamoto Kappehiko did not find the key to clear the stage. At the last moment, when he wanted to forcefully clear the stage, Nakamoto wanted to stop him from passing.
At that time, it was obvious that he wanted her to die in the first stage. Therefore, Nakamoto Katsuhiko did not regret pushing Nakamoto into the glass passage.
However, Nakamoto Katsuhiko could no longer stay where he was. More than half of the time had passed. If he did not pass through the glass passage by the time it was up, the mysterious person who kidnapped them would definitely kill him.
Nakamoto Katsuhiko also took a step forward with his thick legs and ran towards the other end of the glass passage at his fastest speed.
However, Nakamoto Hiroshi was already more than 15 meters away from Nakamoto Katsuhiko.
Behind Nakamoto, Katsuhiko Nakamoto noticed that the frequency of the lasers in the glass passage seemed to have increased as time passed. Their numbers were also increasing.
Not daring to delay, Nakamatsuhiko used all his strength to run towards the end of the tunnel.
However, no matter how fast Nakamoto Kappehiko ran, he was still hit by the laser. His right arm was pierced through from top to bottom by the laser.
"Ah!" Although his arm was injured, Nakamoto Katsuhiko did not dare to stop.
He knew that he could only survive if he reached the finish line as soon as possible. If he stopped, his chances of survival would be even lower.
Thirteen seconds later, Nakamoto Hiroshi successfully passed through the glass passage. However, although he managed to escape from the tunnel alive, he was covered in wounds.
His left palm was cut in half by the laser, and his body was pierced through in five places. His face was pierced through, but the laser went through his mouth. If the height was a little higher, Nakamoto would have stayed in the laser tunnel forever.
His right shoulder was penetrated from top to bottom. His right leg was pierced horizontally, and his waist was pierced from right to left.
Fortunately, all the cells around the wound were killed by the huge energy of the laser and burned into scabs. There was no large amount of blood. Otherwise, just the blood loss from these wounds alone would have caused Nakamoto to bleed to death.
Thirty seconds later, Nakamoto Katsuhiko was still one-third of the way from the finish line. However, his situation was not very good.
Having reached the main point, Nakamoto Kappehiko felt a little guilty as he looked at Kappehiko who was running towards him. He actually managed to escape from the laser glass tunnel alive.
Compared to Katsuhiko Nakamoto's injuries, Nakamoto's injuries were almost negligible.
Nakamoto Hiroshi was very glad that he did not eat as much as his other brothers. He was glad that he still persisted in exercising and that he still ran as fast as before.
Otherwise, his injuries might have ended up like his big brother's.
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