Chapter 71: We Can Distinguish the Parasitized!

Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train

"I'm not infected, you can use my blood." Teacher Mi didn't even look back, preparing to step forward himself.

"No! I'm not infected either! Use my blood!" A student rushed out of Teacher Mi's lab.

Soon, the second student also rushed out: "Right, my blood can be used too!"

There were only three people in this lab to begin with. Seeing both of them rush out, Teacher Mi felt the veins on his forehead throbbing.

On one hand, he was genuinely touched that both his students cared for him and had courage.

But on the other hand, his students were still young!

Dangerous things should be done by an old man like him! Why were they running out? They weren't even sure if Liu Yun and the others were safe yet!

Ming Chu, however, took a liking to these two who ran out. She said directly to Teacher Mi: "Hello, Teacher Mi, I am Teacher Liu Yun's protector. You know the situation outside. Teacher Liu Yun and you are both excellent biologists. We need your brains to find a way out. If these two students are willing to donate blood, I am willing to help them once if needed in the future."

Teacher Mi was still bewildered, but Liu Yun persuaded him: "Teacher Mi, Ming Chu is very skilled and has high combat power. Those parasitized patients were all brought back by her."

Therefore, Ming Chu couldn't risk drawing blood.

As for Liu Xu... she had sprained her ankle, and everyone has their own biases.

Liu Yun was willing to draw her own blood and didn't want to let Liu Xu take the risk.

Of course, it was best if Teacher Mi, as an excellent teacher, could ensure his own safety.

"Are you very strong? Are you a secret agent? If you're that strong, does that mean we don't have to be afraid if we run into that murderer with the gun?" Student A asked excitedly.

Student B regretted that he couldn't cover Student A's mouth through his protective suit.

Ming Chu's expression hidden under the protective suit was subtle for a moment. She gave a hum: "No need to be afraid."