Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
Unlike the dark sky of last night that obscured the equally dark, torn-open rift, a thunderstorm meant that even if the sky was dim, it generally wasn't pitch black.
Therefore, that patch of sky that looked as if it had been ripped open appeared particularly conspicuous.
Seeing this scene with one's own eyes felt different from receiving the information through words. Ming Chu was stunned for two seconds before her expression changed drastically. She shouted: "Everyone get up!! Geocentric Pterosaurs have appeared!"
Everyone sprang up, rushed to the windows, and saw that scene.
Beyond the shock, everyone felt it was absurd.
"Didn't they say it was safe during the day?"
Ming Chu handed two pairs of binoculars to the others while keeping the third for herself. She called out to Xu Hanguang: "Sister Xu, call Director Jin and tell him about this. Number 1, you, Number 4, and Number 5, go to the front of the train just in case."
Only then did she answer the previous question: "How long have the Geocentric Pterosaurs been appearing? 'Safe during the day' was just an initial conclusion. What if the safe time isn't actually that long?"
Or perhaps... the Geocentric Pterosaurs were evolving?
Ming Chu didn't voice this thought; she didn't want to dampen the team's morale. Besides, whether they had evolved or not, they would find out once they engaged in combat.
[This is a high-speed rail announcement. All passengers, please note: from now on, remain quiet and do not panic. We are the Tiangong Squad, a special combat unit directly under the state, serial number... Monsters that only appear at night have appeared outside. Please remain quiet, stay away from the windows, and protect yourselves. If the monsters attack, we will be on the front lines and will use sound to lure them away. Please cooperate with the flight attendants' arrangements...]
Number 1's steady, professional voice echoed throughout the train.
Ming Chu could hear the commotion in the carriages ahead and behind, but soon, most of the noise died down.
The train attendants were rushing from the front of the train toward the back, but when they saw Ming Chu and her team, one attendant stayed behind: "Is there anything we need to do?"
"Clear the passengers from the last carriage. We need to occupy the last carriage," Ming Chu decided.