Shang Qian snorted. She understood these women's mindset all too well.
After two days of comfort, they thought they were back on their lofty pedestals. Judging by their good looks, they must have had no shortage of men fawning over them before the apocalypse.
They had pegged Shen Jin as the lawful-good type and wanted to exploit his kindness to get what they wanted.
Their words were polite, but in their hearts, they had already decided the supplies downstairs belonged to them. They thought they no longer needed help.
Of course, that was only some of them. Many others were ready to leave with Shen Jin. They had already seen the flaws in this settlement run by 111 women, and they also understood that Superhumans were not people they could casually defy.
Shen Jin sneered. "Very good. I really admire your independent-woman attitude! Now, let me ask you this: who wants to return to Red Water Bay Base with me? Please stand behind me. Anyone planning to stay here, stay right where you are, across from me. You'd better think this through."
The women at the front stood rooted in place, their necks stiff, as though determined to defend their right to freedom.
Most of the women, however, recognized the situation for what it was. Led by Mu Yan, more than eighty of them moved behind Shen Jin. Among them were quite a few who wanted to stay.
But these clever women knew that once Shen Jin had said those words, they had only one choice: follow him to Red Water Bay Base.
There had never been a second option in this Superhuman's words.
The remaining twenty-odd women were ready to resist to the bitter end. They were acting so brazenly precisely because they were sure Shen Jin would not