Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
Ming Chu was unaware of Luo Bai's despair; she only added to it.
During breakfast, she slipped a note to Luo Bai without anyone noticing.
The crowd was chaotic, so Luo Bai had no idea who had slipped him the note, but as he bought his breakfast and sat down, he kept stealing glances at Ming Chu's table.
Of course, it wasn't because he had discovered Ming Chu, but because he was worried about the note he had slipped to Li Xian the day before.
He had noticed Li Xian at the time and suspected she was a player, so he had secretly passed her a note.
He didn't use his innate ability because he felt there were negative consequences to doing so, so he had taken a roundabout approach.
Now, as he peeked at Li Xian, he noticed she was observing her surroundings.
In fact, many people were looking around, including Lin Tongtong and Ming Chu, who were observing others openly because a large portion of the students were watching each other with suspicion.
But because Luo Bai was feeling guilty, he was particularly sensitive to Li Xian's gaze.
When Li Xian's gaze swept over, he quickly lowered his head, not daring to look any further.
His panicked movements instead attracted Li Xian's attention. She stared at him for a few moments and whispered to Ming Chu, "Someone over there is looking at me."
Ming Chu followed her gaze and saw that Luo Bai had his head almost buried under the table.
Ming Chu: "..."
No, brother, really?
Forget it.
Ming Chu whispered, "Hasn't Luo Bai always been a recluse? He's probably socially anxious, don't worry about him."
"Luo Bai... that name sounds so familiar," Li Xian murmured.