Inference
Fengzi had been on edge on the rooftop for quite a while. Especially after that series of gunshots, she had no idea who had won and who had lost.
It was not until Zhang Heng's voice drifted up from downstairs.
"It's all right. Come down."
Fengzi cautiously poked her head out and looked down. Only when she saw Zhang Heng and the Baseball Cap Youth lying beside him, his condition unknown, did she confirm that the fight was truly over. She let out a breath and ran down from the rooftop.
She then saw Zhang Heng lift the Baseball Cap Youth's upper body and say to her, "Didn't you say you could walk around the factory carrying heavy things by yourself?"
"That's right. Why?"
"Help me carry his feet."
"What are you doing?" Though Fengzi found it strange, she still did as Zhang Heng instructed and lifted the Baseball Cap Youth's feet. He had now fallen completely unconscious and lay motionless, allowing the two of them to carry him.
"His accomplices could show up at any time. We need to leave here quickly," Zhang Heng said. He had already picked up the Tranquilizer Rifle he had thrown aside earlier and slung his backpack over his shoulder.
"Wait, you're taking him with us? Those shots just now were meant to kill us, weren't they? Why not just finish him off?" Fengzi asked as she helped Zhang Heng carry the man.
"Keeping him alive is useful," Zhang Heng said. That was also why he had assembled a Tranquilizer Rifle with the Infinite Blocks instead of simply putting together a sniper rifle. If he had used the latter, the fight would have ended long ago. Whether or not the Baseball Cap Youth had some kind of Assisted Aiming device on him, there