Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
S City and the neighboring city were not far, but they weren't close either.
It was a total of 500 kilometers. Before the apocalypse, it would have only taken five or six hours.
But now, with parasites running rampant and patients everywhere, and so many days having passed, people were always moving between the two cities, so the road was much harder to travel.
However, although it was difficult, after the negotiations between S City and the neighboring province concluded, a plan was established.
That was for the neighboring province to cover one leg of the journey, and S City to cover the other.
They set a midpoint to meet, which would allow them to pick up the person faster, and the return trip would also be safer and faster because the road had been traveled and cleared once.
In addition, Ming Chu discussed it with Liu Yun.
"Let Liu Xu come with me to pick up the person."
"Then I'm going too!" Liu Yun said.
Ming Chu shook her head: "No, you stay here with Academician Lin. I'm taking Liu Xu because she is being parasitized more and more severely. The sooner she can use the inhibitor, the better her condition will be. You need to stay here and continue your research. I will go out tonight to bring you some more bugs. You have your own work to do, and I will protect Liu Xu well."
"...Okay." Liu Yun closed her eyes and said, "I trust you."
"Don't worry, I won't let anything happen to Liu Xu." Ming Chu joked with Liu Yun, "Right now, Liu Xu's status in my heart is the same as yours; both are very, very important."
Liu Yun: "..."
Although she felt Ming Chu was spouting nonsense, she had to admit that Liu Yun felt much more at ease.
Catching bugs at night was slightly harder than during the day, mainly because there were no lights in S City at night. Ming Chu could only have Wang Xiaoming shine a light for her so she could clip the bugs.
People definitely heard the commotion she made, but no one cared. After she caught the bugs, Wang Xiaoming was responsible for feeding them, and then they waited for the official personnel to come and take the people away. The whole process took a little longer.