Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
Back at the guesthouse, they had all witnessed Lan Qi’s strength.
Everyone on the boat, except for the two volunteers, knew that she had almost crushed a man’s wrist bone back then.
For those who had watched Lan Qi beat someone up at close range, her threat was more effective than anyone else’s words.
The cabin went instantly silent.
No one dared to gamble on whether Lan Qi would really throw them overboard. If she acted on impulse, it would be their own lives on the line!
“Sit properly. If you’re afraid of being bitten, use your bags to shield yourselves. If anyone causes the boat to capsize out of stupidity, no one will make it back alive!”
With Lan Qi controlling the situation, the boat remained relatively stable.
Moreover, everyone wanted to survive, so in the end, they all adjusted their positions, placing their bags on the outermost edges.
After that, the bags were bitten twice more. Even though some items inside were inevitably lost, no one dared to complain, even if they felt the sting of the loss.
After all, no matter how precious the items were, they weren't as important as their lives.
Once their boat accelerated, it quickly caught up to the one in front.
Although the volunteer at the bow was still lying down, he tried his best to prop himself up with both hands. He shouted at the top of his lungs through the wind and rain: “Speed up!! Go faster! There are piranhas! Speed up!”
He thought his voice was very loud, but after passing through the curtain of rain, only a tiny bit remained.
The volunteer steering the boat in front vaguely heard the words “boat” and “fish.” He turned his head suspiciously and saw the boat behind them rushing toward them at a speed that seemed pushed to the limit.
The volunteer on the first boat was startled and cursed: “What are they crazy about? What if they hit an obstacle at this speed and capsize?”
He cursed because he was scared, but then he also felt something was wrong.