Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
At the very first moment the signal could connect, the authorities sent text messages to everyone.
Even Liu Yun could figure out that something was wrong; the authorities must have already gone through a round of research, which was why the information they gathered and summarized was much more extensive.
Class A Parasite was the codename given by the authorities to these bugs. The cause of the appearance of this type of parasite was unknown, and the larvae's method of parasitism was contact parasitism, capable of transferring between two hosts via methods such as bloodstream transmission.
And right now, that blizzard outside contained the parasite eggs. Therefore, the authorities urged everyone to stay alone in sealed spaces and not to go outside.
The authorities will not abandon anyone and will do their utmost to develop an antidote for the parasites as quickly as possible. Before rescue arrives, please do your best to protect yourselves.
Ming Chu had the same message on her phone. She stared at the message for a long time before asking Liu Yun, "Now that there's signal, are you going to ask for rescue?"
"Of course." Liu Yun took out her phone, but she called home first.
"Dad? Mom? Are you guys doing okay?"
"We're fine, we happened to be at home and didn't go out. Daughter, are you okay? Were you hurt?" Liu Yun's parents were extremely worried.
Liu Yun lied without changing her expression: "I'm fine, I happened to be in the lab today and didn't go out. Oh right, my younger sister is also with me, so let Uncle not worry."
"Good, good, that's good. As long as the two of you sisters are together." Liu Yun's parents also relaxed a little.
Over on Liu Xu's end, she was also calling her family, speaking with a much sweeter, clingier tone. However, she didn't mention the perilous ordeal of coming over from the school infirmary just now; everyone tacitly reported good news and withheld the bad.
After Liu Yun finished calling her family, she called her mentor.
Her mentor had guided her since her graduate school days, later taking her on as a formal disciple and nurturing her single-handedly. At a time like this, what Liu Yun worried about most was the elderly woman's health.