Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
The newly appeared player was actually spotted by Ming Chu, thanks to Mengmeng's warning.
She had asked Bai Jing and the others to destroy the surveillance cameras, but in reality, she had left one on a tree outside the villa. That was how she discovered someone coming out the moment it happened.
Just as she had anticipated, those two had returned a bit late, and while someone did come looking for them, only one person emerged.
Ming Chu’s own strength was indeed formidable, but players from certain worlds possessed bizarre items, and she did not want to give them a chance to team up.
Wen Zheng had suppressed the fallen player, and by the time Ming Chu returned, he had already crippled one of the man's arms. Just as the fallen player was losing ground, his companion arrived.
The companion who emerged was a bald man. He was even taller than Wen Zheng, and unlike Wen Zheng’s lean build, he had the physique of a foreign powerhouse—his neck was almost as thick as his head, looking incredibly sturdy and strong.
In fact, he was indeed very strong.
When he discovered his teammate was being beaten, he threw a punch at Wen Zheng, which Ming Chu blocked. Her fist was left numb from the impact.
"Hiss."
Ming Chu launched a kick at his chest, forcing the shocked bald man to stagger back two steps, and she shook her hand out.
But the bald man was even more shocked. Even Wen Zheng’s opponent, who had been happy upon seeing the bald man, looked as if his eyes were about to pop out of their sockets.
If it weren't for his combat instincts, which made him dodge, Wen Zheng’s blade wouldn't have just grazed his face—it would have pierced directly into his temple.
"Just how many of you are there?"
Wen Zheng’s opponent was terrified.
A short person, whose gender and age were indistinguishable and who looked like they didn't even reach the bald man's shoulder, had managed to match the bald man’s greatest pride—his strength. Then there was Wen Zheng, who was suppressing him. That meant there must be at least one more person chasing the companion who had fled earlier, right?
The companion hadn't sent any signals, which proved he had been suppressed as well.
Could there be others hiding in the shadows?
The reason they had been so arrogant in this world was primarily due to their past experiences; they had almost always been the ones suppressing others.