To tell the truth, Lu Shu was not the kind of person to suddenly turn compassionate and risk his own life to protect people he hardly knew. Everyone were of the same identity; they held military ranks and were paid. Lu Shu was not duty-bound to protect them.
There was no reason for Lu Shu to follow them into peril when they were so adamant about going into where he thought would be dangerous. Who the hell knows what these trees could be up to?
Of course, there was no best, Lu Shu still thought it would be prudent to observe for a night.
The last time, weren't the skeletons more aggressive at night in at the Beimang remains? This was an invaluable lesson Lu Shu gleaned from the experience at the previous remains.
However, he was also not the kind who would look on while others faced imminent danger, so he would still talk when there was a need to.
In the face of the issue of life and death for these people, Lu Shu was serious for once.
