Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
Officer Wen had made a blunder and felt a bit embarrassed, but it did make the tense atmosphere a little more relaxed.
All four people turned on their flashlights, especially Ming Chu, who held a camping light. It was a palm-sized square, and when turned on, the light was very diffused but also very clear.
"Your light is more useful than our flashlights," Qi Mei couldn't help but look at Ming Chu's camping light a few more times.
Ming Chu asked, "Do you want to use my light? If we go one in front and one behind, we can illuminate the surroundings perfectly."
"Ah? You have another light? Yes, I want it." Qi Mei didn't stand on ceremony at all.
Ming Chu seemingly took a camping light out of her bag, though it was actually from her space. After giving it to Qi Mei, she didn't forget to ask the other two: "Do you want one?"
"You brought so many lights?" Officer Wen was shocked.
Ming Chu: "Isn't the sewer too dark? I have to be prepared."
Officer Wen: "..."
I wanted to ask if it wasn't heavy for you?
Ming Chu pretended not to see his strange expression and didn't answer his question, only saying, "Then you guys can free up your hands to carry the insect repellent."
This was a spray-type insect repellent. A large bottle was as long as a forearm, difficult to carry, and had a pungent odor. But they had tested it, and this repellent was somewhat effective against the parasites that burst out of bodies.
Added to the fact that she always carried glass bottles and insects with her, Ming Chu felt she was well-prepared.
Officer Wen and the others: "..."
It was just that they felt inexplicably like they were being taken care of. And with Ming Chu so well-prepared, it made them, who had come down with only flashlights and pungent smoke bombs, look quite foolish.
Ming Chu didn't know they were thinking so much. With two people using camping lights to illuminate the front and back, and two people holding insect repellent sprays to guard the sides, the entire sewer was very bright under the light.
Therefore, the traces left by the insects were very obvious.