Su Bai’s eyes glazed. After Sophia signaled him, he didn’t simply run away from danger. Instead, he swam towards the cave unhesitatingly, as if it was his destiny.
Maybe he was rash, or when he was a zombie, his extreme feelings were brought out to a great extent. But at least, it was what he really wanted to do right now.
So many disputes, lies and secrets, including what had happened… There were mysteries everywhere, appearing one after another.
He didn’t try to analyze everything or find out every piece of truth; that would cost too much. In this story world, Su Bai could rely on no one else except himself. To some extent, he could feel free to do everything he wanted because the highest price could only be his own death. But even if he followed procedures and be extremely cautious, there would still be no guarantee of survival. The death rate was far too high. After all, it was a group task for 20 people, which was known for its high death rate.
