Taking the Bait

Of course, Zuo Wujiang's attempt was only a test. His efficiency couldn't compare to Tong Di's. Two hours had passed, and Tong Di had already finished purging two team members.

Zuo Wujiang was still purging the first team member, and his progress was painfully slow.

That team member was already feeling pretty miserable, but he also knew that, as a patient, he had no grounds to lose his temper or complain.

They were treating him out of kindness. If he lost his temper, they might make a medical mistake later, and he'd have no one to complain to.

Both patient and healer continued under immense pressure.

Outside, darkness had completely fallen. The entire sky seemed to be covered by an endless black cloth.

It was a deep, utter blackness, without a single star or trace of moonlight. The whole city seemed to have fallen into an endless silence, with not a single sign of human life.

A few months ago, this had been a thriving city, ablaze with lights. Now all its former bustle and prosperity had vanished, and the clamor of humanity was gone without a trace.

All the human survivors were like rats in the Sunny Era, eager to burrow underground and hide as deep as possible.

The survivors inside the mall were also gripped by deep anxiety.

Everyone knew that nighttime was the hardest time for humans to endure. Even in the familiar safety of their usual bases, every night was filled with all kinds of danger.

Now, in this unfamiliar area, they faced the fear of the unknown with only about thirty people among them. That was bound to make their fear worse.

The Action Six Division team members had been stationed at key positions all around, coordinating with the venomous insects to form a relatively