Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
His speed was fast, and he struck without any hint of killing intent. By the time those around him noticed, it was already too late.
The blade was already pressing against Ming Chu's neck.
Just as it was about to slice into her fair, slender neck—which looked so fragile—the blade stopped before it could touch her skin.
Of course, it wasn't that the man had suddenly developed a conscience; rather, a hand had gently braced his wrist, preventing him from moving any further.
"Vice-Captain?" exclaimed the surprised Blade Team members.
"What are you doing?" demanded Hu Lin and the others, furious.
Hu Lin lunged over, grabbing the man by the throat with one hand: "What are you doing?"
"She is... a monster." The Vice-Captain squeezed these words through his teeth, his malice palpable as he glared at Ming Chu, then at Hu Lin. "And you, I overlooked you."
Once these words were spoken, many of the Blade Team members grew suspicious.
Compared to Ming Chu and her group, whom they had just met, they naturally trusted their own Vice-Captain more.
"Trying to smear us, are you? I could just as easily say you're the one with Mad Blood disease and that you're the one trying to attack us!" Hu Lin swept a cold gaze across the vehicle, and the Blade Team members calmed down slightly.
After hesitating, one of them couldn't help but say: "Uh, sister, we don't mind you holding the Vice-Captain, but could you loosen your grip on his throat a bit? He's going to die if you keep choking him."
Even though he had attacked first, they still didn't know the full story, did they?
Hu Lin looked at the man, who was rolling his eyes. Seeing that Ming Chu had already tied his hands and was even pinning his feet down so he couldn't possibly resist, she loosened her grip slightly.
She looked at the Blade Team members suspiciously: "You aren't planning to do something to Professor Wang Rui, are you?"
After all, among them, Professor Wang Rui was the most valuable person.