Captain Feng snatched the megaphone from the man, then kicked him a good distance away. He watched the man slowly leave before turning back.
Gu Mian had already walked over to him.
"Hey, Gu Mian?" Captain Feng exclaimed in surprise when he saw him. "What are you doing here?"
As he spoke, he glanced in the direction Gu Mian had come from and spotted a huge ticket booth.
"Don't tell me you just came out of a dungeon..."
Gu Mian nodded. He looked toward the direction the man had left in. "Captain Feng, you've got it rough. You're still out here keeping order on the streets at a time like this."
Captain Feng gave a bitter laugh. "This hardly counts as keeping order. I'm just trying to talk people out of running around and getting themselves killed right now."
Gu Mian turned back to him. "I heard you say the station got bombed?"
Why hadn't he heard anything?
At that, Captain Feng wore an expression that was difficult to describe, then nodded. "No idea what bastard did it. It happened this morning. Luckily, nobody was hurt. We'd been scattered as soon as the game started, so there were hardly any of us at the station."
"We can't contact anyone above us or below us. We can get in touch with plenty of local colleagues, but they don't want to go back to the station now. I can understand that."
"A few of us who still wanted to keep order finally managed to gather, but we don't know where to start. So we sent two people to write down our Game IDs and usernames and take them to the provincial capital to pass on the message."
"Hopefully that'll let us reach the others. I know it's not a great plan, but