You thought you had escaped alive and were safe, but in reality, you had merely fallen into another, even larger trap.
Only now did Zhong Luoyue truly understand the despair contained in the saying, "Having just escaped the tiger's den, one falls into the wolf's lair."
At some point, the people who had escaped the scene had scattered. As she walked, Zhong Luoyue gradually realized that many of the people ahead had disappeared.
But when she turned around, only a handful of men and women remained around her.
Their faces were naturally filled with fear. They had finally realized that the route they had taken to escape was probably wrong—the cellar was like a maze, and without anyone to lead them, they soon became aware of a terrifying reality!
They were lost!
"Where's that big guy who broke down the door? Why did he abandon us?" a young man stomped his foot angrily.
"It's all your fault! I got lost because I followed you!" another woman angrily grabbed the man beside her. "You're going to get me killed!"
Zhong Luoyue silently watched these people. Did they not know that Song Da had never intended to save anyone? He had broken through the gate simply so he could get out sooner and search for Song Ying.
At this moment, the argument seemed to be escalating. Zhong Luoyue coldly watched the scene—perhaps these people would destroy themselves before that blood-sucking monster caught up with them.
She had no intention of joining this escalating struggle. Instead, she slowly backed away—she had no time to remain here. Since they had lost their clear direction, even if she had to choose for herself, she would not stay where she was and wait for death.
Aside from Zhong Luoyue, there was another girl who had not