At that moment, Su Wen had no idea what the men on the other side of the wire fence were thinking.
Nor did he know that he had saved a man who was on the verge of being dragged across another boundary by Black Tide contamination:
Humans could defeat these monsters.
Meanwhile,
A faint purple trace flashed across the man's body and vanished.
But it appeared far too quickly. Even with Appraisal Vision activated, Su Wen could not see it clearly, so he calmly asked the most crucial question:
"How long has it been since you encountered the Transcendent Crisis?"
"Three hours."
The man answered in a trembling voice.
He recalled how his former teammates had turned into a mass of writhing, twisted things.
The monsters had even been closing in, their joints bending at unnatural angles like marionettes controlled by invisible strings.
The monster at the front dragged half a length of intestines behind it, the intestinal walls crusted with blackened blood. That face—that face which had once belonged to a subway maintenance worker—was now curling into a grin, revealing a mouthful of serrated teeth.
Those horrifying memories...
"They turned into monsters. I don't know why they all went into the Subway Station."
But upon hearing that,
The lead mechanic simply pulled open the zipper of his tactical vest, revealing the grotesque mechanical modification ports on his chest.
He flexed the fingers of his titanium-alloy joints, making his knuckles hum like a train whistle. Then he directly touched the pile of Black Tide-contaminated remains with an analysis module and coldly said as he monitored their mixed Black Tide components:
"They didn't enter the Subway Station. The Subway Station has already become part of the Black Tide border.
Running into us,
Was probably the last shred of luck left in