Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
Ming Chu hadn't guessed wrong; Bai Jing was indeed overwhelmed.
Although they had Ming Chu's warning this time, it had only bought them 8 minutes for a high-speed escape.
You have to realize that the temporary safe zone had over fifty thousand people, and an 8-minute high-speed retreat only barely allowed them to avoid the most dangerous areas.
The center of the waterspout alone was nearly 600 meters wide, and the surrounding areas affected were even further out. Even though the fleet tried their best to run far away, they were still significantly impacted, especially since many small boats had capsized, and the water wasn't safe either.
Even with official and civilian mutants trying their best to pull people out, many died because they couldn't be rescued in time.
Then there were those military police members and volunteers who had given up their spots first. Although more than half of them had left, the remaining small portion had stayed behind voluntarily to maintain order.
If it weren't for the fear that they wouldn't be able to suppress the conflicts among survivors later, perhaps even more people would have petitioned to stay behind to leave more spots for the survivors.
Among the survivors left behind, besides the troublemakers, there were also some who truly hadn't managed to get onto the vehicles or boats in time.
But while busy and dizzy, hearing the good news from Ming Chu that she had saved so many people, Bai Jing still arranged for people to pick them up immediately.
This seaside city was the main site ravaged by the waterspout. The entire city, both underwater and above water, had been battered into a mess, which made things a bit difficult for Bai Jing's people on their way here.
Even though they tried their best to be fast, it still took them nearly half an hour to arrive.
When they stepped onto the ruined building, they were terrified they would see that several people had already died, but fortunately, although many were in poor condition, they were all still alive. Those with fevers had taken fever reducers, and the medicine laid out beside them was even more than what they had brought.
Ming Chu: Of course! She went underwater to scavenge things every day, didn't she? Plus, there were things hoarded from other worlds; this medicine was pretty much universal in every world.
The first thing the arrivals did was check the wounds. Some wounds were properly cleaned and bandaged; those who were seriously injured and had lost too much blood were even given blood transfusions first, then emergency care, and then everything else.
"Since you're here, I'll be going now?"