Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
This was Ming Chu's first time witnessing the abilities of a Jiaoren.
A water spout manifested out of thin air, sweeping precisely across the boat. It carried away the Mad Blood patients without capsizing the vessel; in fact, it practically gave the deck a thorough wash.
However, Aloshi's expression shifted: "My water! The water in the bucket has been contaminated."
"Catch!" Ming Chu kicked a bucket of water toward him. Aloshi hurriedly stabilized the clean water, too busy to complain about Ming Chu's rough handling, as she had already jumped onto the boat while cradling the two children.
Aloshi quickly followed suit.
This time, he didn't need Ming Chu to urge him; he knew they were pressed for time. With a push of the seawater, the boat shot forward.
The pursuing Mad Blood patients jumped into the water like dumplings being dropped into a pot. Even those who could swim were no match for the speed of the boat under Aloshi's control.
Furthermore, Aloshi was so offended by the stench that his temper flared. While steering the boat, he whipped up waves that crashed directly onto the infected in the water.
The swimming patients struggled with all their might, only to find they had actually lost two meters of distance.
"Big sister, are you a superhero?"
Ming Chu suddenly heard this and couldn't help but look down at the child's sparkling eyes, which seemed filled with a certain expectation.
"Why do you say that?" Ming Chu asked him.
"Because you're amazing. You can fly, and that uncle can control water," the boy said with a very serious expression.
The little girl tucked under Ming Chu's other arm stared blankly at her brother, then at Ming Chu, and then at Aloshi.
She babbled, mimicking him: "Ge-ge... Zi-zi... Xu-xu."
"No, I'm not a superhero. My physical fitness just exceeds that of an ordinary person due to some special reasons. Perhaps you can be like this in the future too," Ming Chu said earnestly.