Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
At Aloshi's retching, Ming Chu was fine since she had finished eating, but Xu Liu, who was still holding her bowl and trying to stuff a few more bites in, didn't know whether to put it down or keep eating.
Ming Chu, however, took an N95 mask out of her pocket as soon as Aloshi started dry-heaving, handing it to him along with a peppermint candy.
Aloshi quickly put on the mask and bit into the peppermint, only then feeling like he had come back to life.
The N95 mask had excellent filtration. Although Aloshi could still smell the stench, at least he wasn't as overwhelmed as before.
Only then did Ming Chu stand up and look out toward the bow of the ship.
Sure enough, with her eyesight, the port on the shore was already clearly visible.
Her heart sank as she looked at Aloshi: "It's very dangerous, isn't it?"
"I've never smelled anything this foul before. Even when escaping from Y City or that small town before, it wasn't like this. I think this port, and even this city, is already a dead city," Aloshi's voice was muffled.
His eyelashes drooped, and he didn't look very comfortable either.
Actually, every survival mission in the world wasn't particularly difficult for Aloshi, as long as he wasn't thrown into a map like a desert that was his natural nemesis. As long as there was water, he could survive.
If there was an ocean, it would be even better. He could just step on a small boat, drift to an uninhabited island, and eat seafood for 30 days.
To him, this kind of life was just like being back in his own territory.
But the Jiaoren were a race that valued life highly. When seeing the silence of another world, they were always moved.
"If there is anything I can help with, just tell me," Aloshi turned to Ming Chu. "As long as it doesn't threaten my life, I can help you."
"Can you control water?" This was the first question Ming Chu asked.
Aloshi nodded, then shook his head: "But the water on the coastline is ominous; it's not like the deep sea. It can't be touched."
Ming Chu waved her hand: "I'm not the one who wants to touch it."