Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
"Looking down on women, are you? Well, keep trying, keep going—I'm sure you'll survive." Ming Chu cheered them on with a sarcastic tone and simply sat on a tree branch to watch the show.
If those four could truly handle a brown bear, they wouldn't have ended up in such a desperate situation.
While they did possess talents, they were mostly weak ones—certainly not enough to stand up to a brown bear.
One could control water, which might be enough to give the bear a bath; another had super strength, but he wasn't stupid enough to test his muscles against a giant bear. Only the man who claimed to have a special tracking talent and the lone woman had yet to use any abilities.
A moment ago, they had assumed someone would save them. Even if the person wasn't strong, as long as they could distract the bear for a second, they could escape.
They never expected that after a brief exchange of words, the person above would simply refuse to come down.
Because they slowed their pace, the brown bear, which had been in hot pursuit, caught up to them.
The brown bear let out a furious roar and swiped a paw, sending one of the men flying.
Yes, it was the one with the super strength.
The man's physique had been enhanced by his talent, much like how Xu Ruo's eyes had become exceptionally sharp.
Because of this, even though he hit a tree and coughed up several mouthfuls of blood after being swiped, he didn't appear to be in mortal danger.
He just couldn't get back up.
And if no one saved him, even if he wasn't dead yet, he wouldn't survive another two swipes from the bear.
With the tank of the group now lying on the ground, the expressions of the remaining two men and one woman shifted.
They were gasping for air, unable to keep running; their stamina was all but exhausted.
Gritting his teeth, the man from earlier actually knelt toward Ming Chu: "Please, save us! My mouth was foul, it was my fault, it was all my fault!"
As he spoke, he began slapping himself across the face.
Seeing the man bow his head, Ming Chu stopped watching from the sidelines.