Yang Wei was a burden, unable to keep up with the squad's pace. Because of her, Sha Ou and Yu Manli, who were responsible for covering their rear, complained incessantly.
"Don't leave me behind, please, don't leave me," the university student cried, her previous swagger gone, like a pitiful creature waiting for alms.
"Instead of shouting, you'd be better off running a few more steps," Lu Fan said, sitting on the Giant Spider, glancing at Tang Zheng, who was leading the way as the pioneer, and knowing that he certainly wouldn't leave this girl behind. He irritably curled his lip and said, "Get on."
"Thank you." Yang Wei's face lit up with surprise as she hastily expressed her thanks and clumsily climbed on, no longer caring about the spider's fearsome appearance.
"What's the use of saving such a burden?" Seeing Yang Wei panting on the back of the spider, Lu Fan couldn't help feeling annoyed and blurted out, "Can't you spend this time learning to use a gun? Look at Sister Xueqi."
