Africa was indeed very chaotic, but for Ji Yinbing, who was already quite skilled, survival was not too difficult. She lived in South Africa, and in the past two years, there had been too many wars. People with better conditions came and went with guns.
Ji Yinbing was no exception.
She had already lived here for two years. For two years, she had gradually calmed down and forgotten the grudges of the past. The current her no longer thought about love. She was more willing to stay in the research institute for a while or walk around the disaster area.
She even made two friends here.
They were both black children, and both were boys. One was Almon, and the other was Lat. They were usually older, only about ten years old.
They were not the children of other colleagues in the research institute, but children from ordinary families near Ji Yinbing's residence. Their fathers had gone to the battlefield and they lived with their mothers.
