Chapter 281: Awuh Takes Flight

Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train

The beasts under the Divine Tree could coexist harmoniously. Even if they were mortal enemies, they could ignore that for the moment and focus solely on the humans.

Furthermore, their focus was reflected in another aspect—they only dealt with the people they had locked onto, and only after finishing them off would they move on to others.

That was usually how it went.

So now, Yu Feng's team was being besieged by eight beasts, and the situation was dire.

If not for Lan Qi and Ming Chu, they would have likely been scattered by now, and it was hard to say how long they could have held out.

But even with Lan Qi and Ming Chu present, they were forced into the Divine Tree's perimeter.

When they crossed into the Divine Tree's range, the beasts chasing them turned bloodshot.

Those who truly stepped into the forbidden zone would be marked with hatred by the beasts, leading to a fight to the death.

"It's too early." Yu Feng didn't know how they had ended up here. He looked at Ming Chu beside him with a bitter expression. "If you can run, just run."

They likely had no chance left.

As for the eight beasts, he didn't want to see if Lan Qi would risk her life for them.

Everyone's goal was the Divine Fruit, and Lan Qi and her group were no exception. If they exhausted too much energy here, they wouldn't be able to get the fruit.

"Was that team just now your enemy?" Ming Chu asked, though she already knew the answer.

"No, if they were really enemies, I wouldn't have dared to be with them." Yu Feng shook his head. "To be precise, I'm not familiar with them at all; I haven't even seen them twice."

Ming Chu understood.

She looked back and saw those few people scattered among the crowd, but she didn't make a scene. She only said to Yu Feng, "Is our only option now to go pick the Divine Fruit?"

"We have to be able to get there. You don't think there are only these few beasts around the Divine Tree, do you?" Yu Feng's face was full of bitterness.

He took a moment to point at the trunk of the Divine Tree. Ming Chu looked up and saw that even on the thickest branches at the base of the Divine Tree, there were more beasts.