Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
The people in the Tibetan region turned out not to be fallen players. Although they were players who had killed others, they hadn't reached the level of fallen players, so Ming Chu simply apprehended them and located Agemu in the Tibetan region.
"Kill them," Ming Chu said.
Agemu was stunned. He pointed at himself, looking a bit confused: "I should do it?"
"Are you unwilling? If so, go find someone who is willing to kill," Ming Chu said quite seriously.
Agemu waved his hands: "No, that's not it. I just meant that since you all went through so much trouble to catch them, should I take them back..."
"Can you guarantee that your methods will prevent them from escaping? Or do you think that if they escape, they will come looking for me all over the world instead of hiding better and killing people in the shadows to take revenge on you?"
Ming Chu's question made Agemu sober up in an instant.
Right now, these players were tied up, lying on the ground with their mouths stuffed, looking weak and pathetic, but that was only because of Ming Chu and Lan Qi.
Before Ming Chu and Lan Qi arrived, they had been completely helpless against the dead bodies in their base.
"I understand now. I'm sorry, my head wasn't clear just now," Agemu admitted his mistake honestly and began to kill them.
As for whether these people deserved to die, that wasn't a question Agemu needed to consider. To be frank, each of them had at least twenty lives on their hands; even before the apocalypse, that was a crime punishable by a firing squad.
Six people—it didn't actually take long to kill them one by one.
Lan Qi happened to find some oil and went to a place without rain to light a fire and add wood.
A fire with black smoke rose up, accompanied by the stench of scorched flesh. Ming Chu and Lan Qi stepped back, standing in the rain outside the door.
Agemu held an umbrella, but his pant legs were completely soaked. He was extremely grateful: "Many thanks to Comrade Chenxi and Comrade Teammate. On behalf of everyone in the Tibetan region, I will remember your kindness!"
"You're welcome," Ming Chu nodded and said, "If you find anything else wrong, you can tell Bai Jing."
She didn't need to be told anymore.
She had even left the group chat.
"Okay, okay."