Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
Following the earlier onset of darkness, the time of dawn had been pushed back even further.
It was currently the beginning of summer, a time when days should be long and nights short, yet the daylight was being forcibly shortened.
Daytime didn't necessarily guarantee safety, but nighttime was definitely dangerous.
Under these circumstances, the shortening of the day felt like a death sentence.
What was even more terrifying was that no one knew if this shortening was an isolated incident or a continuous trend.
If the daylight were to shrink to zero, what would happen to this world?
Plants and animals needed sunlight, the environmental cycle needed sunlight, and if the sun were lost, it wouldn't just mean a lack of light. While a polar night might be a sight to behold for a short time, if it lasted, it would be a catastrophe.
Would this world reach that point?
If it were an ordinary world, Ming Chu would say no, because a polar night would essentially mean the death of humanity.
But this was a special world, and Ming Chu couldn't be sure; she didn't know much about the Infinite Train or the other worlds to begin with.
The Infinite Train was too mysterious; they never appeared before people.
Ming Chu let her mind wander for a moment, but didn't dwell on it.
After all, she only had a limited amount of time to stay here. She had already done her best for this world. If they truly encountered a polar night situation that would destroy all of humanity, she could only try her best to protect herself.
At 8:30, Ming Chu and her team arrived at the next provincial capital, which was also the last provincial capital Ming Chu would visit.
She didn't slow down as she had initially planned; instead, she took the points remaining from her kills yesterday and converted them all into pills for them.
Then, they headed to the next city.
During these few days of the apocalypse, the high-intensity efforts of the researchers led to the development of a medicine that promoted rapid wound healing. Combined with the bandages left behind by Yan Yan, Ming Chu's large wound healed completely in 3 days.