The survivors were still shaken and hadn't even escaped the danger yet, but they were already arguing among themselves.
Some wanted to retreat. Others thought retreating would be too shameful and would let Senior Jiang Yue and Senior Han Jingjing's kindness go to waste.
Everyone had their own opinion, and no one could convince the others.
One of the survivors was a lone wolf by nature, never particularly keen on group activities. Now, he had no choice but to stay in the same classroom as everyone else.
After watching for a while, he gave a cold laugh. "If you want to stay, I have no objections. But don't expect me to stick around."
As he spoke, he ignored everyone's stares, pulled open the door, and rushed outside.
The moment the door opened, several poisonous insects slipped through the gap.
The people beside the door hurriedly slammed it shut.
Everyone swung their weapons at the insects that had gotten in, beating them relentlessly.
There weren't many of them—fewer than ten in all. But they reacted incredibly quickly, darting and bouncing around in the cramped space, making them hard to hit.
Fortunately, most of the desks and chairs had been cleared out. Though the classroom was crowded with people, they could still move around without too much trouble.
They were all Awakened, after all, and after spending these past days together, they had at least developed some teamwork.
Before long, five or six poisonous insects had been knocked to the floor.
The sight of the oddly colored messes made everyone instinctively uneasy, and they kept their distance from the insect corpses.
The two remaining insects darted around in all directions. Just when it seemed they couldn't escape, they suddenly burst apart in midair with a wet pop, completely without warning.
The blue-green