Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
These people showed Ming Chu what it meant to be "obsessed with learning."
From the moment they met Zhong Shuang, they had been queuing up behind her to learn. They even had a clear division of labor, with specific individuals assigned to monitor specific machines, all clearly laid out.
Only two people followed her from start to finish, one of whom was Bai Jing's nephew, a teenager rumored to be a little genius.
These two seemed to have good talent. It wasn't that Ming Chu understood this field, but she understood Zhong Shuang well enough to know that Zhong Shuang showed a bit more patience when dealing with them.
Especially the teenager.
It seemed his name was Bai Qingyuan.
A rather pleasant name.
On the first day of cooperation, Ming Chu didn't go do anything else; she just stayed right there.
Xu Ruo, however, returned after two hours of work. Seeing Ming Chu still there, she suggested, "Why don't you go into the water? I'll keep watch here."
"No need," Ming Chu shook her head. "You go ahead. I'll stay and keep Zhong Shuang company for the first day."
"Alright," Xu Ruo said, crossing her arms. "Then I'll go get busy. By the way, Yan Yan's research seems to have had a breakthrough. You can go find her later."
Yan Yan hadn't been going into the water much. She only went up yesterday because the ground was covered in mutated marine life, and she wanted to scavenge. Otherwise, she only spent two hours in the water each day—not to rack up points, but to adapt to underwater combat just in case.
The rest of the time, she buried herself in research in her room.
She had brought plenty of equipment, so there was no shortage of instruments now.
She even added some items she wanted to Zhong Shuang's list, so there was no need to worry about running out of certain disposable medical supplies.