Chapter 406: Underwater Mall

Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train

If you want to scavenge for supplies, you naturally have to get on a boat.

There were nine boats in total for the nine teams, all of them sturdy cargo vessels.

The last six boats, in particular, were exceptionally large, providing a great sense of security.

Furthermore, the military and police personnel were allowed to carry weapons! Some even had guns!

It is a common habit among our people: when they see the military or police with guns, they don't feel fear, but rather a sense of safety!

Ming Chu blended into the crowd, not appearing particularly conspicuous.

She didn't know that after the first three boats had moved away, some people couldn't wait to get into the water. This included the woman who had turned back earlier. They wore form-fitting swimsuits and, without using oxygen masks, let out a sigh of comfort upon entering the water.

And it was visible to the naked eye—scales appeared behind their ears, and finally, the scales opened slightly, shaped like fish gills.

Yet their teammates were unfazed, and actually looked on with envy?

If Ming Chu had known about this... it wouldn't have affected her anyway. She had come out alone, and the others were all at the gymnasium, so there was no situation she couldn't handle.

Just as she thought, Zhong Xiangyang was actually being sought out by someone.

It was because the symptoms of the people on the boat had been reported, so official personnel had come looking to investigate whether Zhong Xiangyang had also undergone a mutation.

But Zhong Xiangyang refused to go, come hell or high water.

"I'm not sick, I'm fine, I'm not going!"

His mind was filled with terrifying thoughts like "experimental dissection," "you won't come back if you go," and "they'll only find body parts." He shook his head frantically: "I'm not going, I'm not going! Brother, Sister, save me, I'm not going!"

Zhong Xiangyang was on the verge of tears. He let out a wail and hugged Zhong Shuang's leg, eyes brimming with tears: "Sister, Sister, don't abandon me."