Killed Them All, Huh

Wu Heng and Qi Hancai stood in the corridor outside the windows, watching the female technician move stiffly and speak with a slight tremor.

They exchanged a glance, both wearing amused expressions.

Teaching skeletons was nothing unusual at the original base.

But here, these new members would likely need some time to adapt.

It was not much of a problem. They would get used to it eventually.

They could accept the apocalypse, so what was so hard about teaching skeletons?

"Let's go. We'll check the next one," Wu Heng said.

The two continued to the next classroom and looked inside through the window.

Another male technician stood at the podium, holding a component from a piece of equipment as he explained its functions and purpose.

He looked more natural than the female technician.

Though his movements were somewhat furtive, and his eyes kept darting about warily.

"The classrooms are nice. Much better than the original base," Wu Heng said softly.

Qi Hancai stood beside him. "They were already classrooms. We just tidied up the rooms and put them to use. There are several more rooms in the back that can be used too."

"We'll take a look later and arrange some more classes," Wu Heng said.

As the two spoke, Qi Hancai's Walkie-Talkie transmitted a voice. "Sister Qi, the convoy is ready. We can depart."

"Alright, I'm coming down now." After speaking into the Walkie-Talkie, Qi Hancai looked at him. "The convoy is downstairs."

"Let's go down."

The two went downstairs together, where the convoy was already waiting at the entrance.

Qi Hancai took over one of the trucks, while Wu Heng brought the Skeleton Attendants and climbed aboard as well.

Once everyone was ready, the convoy set off.

It drove out of the base.

The convoy left the