Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
Zhong Yue was increasingly convinced that Ming Chu and her companions were not human. If they were, she asked herself, what kind of person could lift a shipping container with just two people?
Not to mention a full container, even an empty one weighed several hundred jin!
Zhong Yue felt completely numb.
Yet, even in her dazed state, she felt a prickling sense of crisis.
She turned her head bit by bit, only to see Zhong Shuang, who was observing her.
Rarely, Zhong Shuang actually smiled at her: "What are you thinking about?"
"...I wasn't thinking about anything!" Zhong Yue instinctively denied it.
But Zhong Shuang just watched her quietly, and Zhong Yue couldn't hold up under the pressure: "Look, Sis, let me clarify first. I'm just curious, I really don't mean anything else by it. I'm just a bit curious. If you don't want to answer, you don't have to. You can just pretend I passed gas."
Zhong Shuang: "Go ahead."
Zhong Yue asked in a low voice: "Are your friends... really normal people?"
"What do you think?"
Zhong Yue whispered: "They aren't robots or aliens, are they?"
Ming Chu, who was in the middle of dismantling a container: "..."
Hey.
You really couldn't say for sure; sometimes the truth was hidden in such nonsense.
To the indigenous people of this world like Zhong Shuang, weren't they, the Blue Star players, essentially aliens?
"Do you know what happens to people after they learn someone else's secrets?" Zhong Shuang looked at Zhong Yue with a meaningful gaze.
Zhong Yue started shaking her legs again: "Haha, Sis, I'm just joking, really, just joking. I don't mean anything by it, haha. We're just chatting, right? You wouldn't tell them, would you?"