"Listen up, brothers."
After a while, having confirmed that the surroundings were relatively safe and that the "Xiao Hu" inside the elevator had not followed them, Xie Te let out a sigh of relief and spoke to everyone:
"Let's wait here for a while."
"Don't run around."
"There's something wrong with the elevator. When I left just now, I saw Xiao Hu undergo a mutation. He may have already turned into an evil entity."
"So we can't return through the elevator."
At this point.
He paused briefly.
Seeing that everyone's expressions remained steady, with no signs of excessive panic,
he nodded in satisfaction.
Not bad, not bad.
Sure enough, everyone had undergone professional training.
Back when they trained,
it hadn't been child's play.
Although they had never gone to the open sea, they had descended into the deep waters near the coast. They had also experienced many supernatural events during that time, and quite a few people had died.
Although many of the experiences from the near sea might not apply to the open sea,
when it came to mental fortitude, they had all been thoroughly tested.
They would still feel nervous and afraid when faced with danger, but that was merely instinct. It would not affect their thinking, and they were capable of keeping those emotions within a normal range.
In fact,
retaining a certain amount of fear was not a bad thing. It could even be said to be necessary.
It would help you remain clearheaded when making decisions.
But the prerequisite was
that fear could not gain the upper hand.
"However, everyone doesn't need to worry," Xie Te continued. "Although there's a problem with the elevator, the people above will continue exploring the ruins. They'll inevitably enter through the window we opened."
"As long as they come