Apocalypse Invasion: Survival on the Infinite Train
At the very beginning, it seemed that a red moon appeared suddenly one day. At that time, many people treated it as an astronomical spectacle.
But from then on, supernatural events in the world seemed to become more frequent.
The things that used to be used to scare children, like the red toilet paper and green toilet paper in the bathroom, and the extra step on the stairs, seemed to suddenly become real.
Many people said they had experienced them, but more people didn't believe it at the time.
Until, as time passed, supernatural events became more and more numerous, the world's first 'eerie' appeared, and then it spread crazily like a virus.
So later, the red moon was called the beginning.
And these events were called—Supernatural Invasion.
"Supernatural Invasion," Ming Chu mused. "So what I encountered just now was an 'eerie'?"
"What you encountered just now?" The man really didn't know about this.
Ming Chu thought for a moment and described to him the pitch-black, somewhat soft, humanoid thing she had encountered.
The man was subtle: "That's a Shadow Eerie. It's a very common eerie, but... how did you escape? Although the Shadow Eerie's damage isn't particularly high, it's very difficult to deal with."
"Kicked it away, and then ran?" Ming Chu didn't know the reason.
She had only just learned about the Supernatural Invasion; she had been wondering why this world was so strange.
Kicked it away...
If Ming Chu's tone hadn't been so serious, the man would have thought she was joking.
Can a Shadow Eerie be kicked away?
No, wait, there are times when a Shadow Eerie can be touched, but kicked away?
Is an eerie that susceptible to force?
He almost wanted to let Ming Chu try it, but he stopped his dangerous thought.
"Regarding this point... can I test your strength?" the man asked seriously.
Ming Chu answered seriously: "No, I'm afraid if I punch you, you'll be sent to the afterlife."