Lin didn't even sway,
as if nails were driven through her feet, standing firmly on the ground as she walked forward.
The wind grew stronger and stronger. The resistance was tremendous, and my body was almost bent at a seventy-degree angle as I struggled forward against the gale.
The soldier seemed unable to believe what I'd said. He shouted the question again, and I gave him the same answer. Nothing changed.
His face clearly showed his shock, but he didn't ask any more questions. Instead, he led us toward a mountain in the distance.
The mountain wasn't very big. There was a pitch-black opening over there that looked like an air-raid shelter.
According to the map, this should be Zhongshan Park.
"Hurry!"
The soldiers tied themselves together with ropes, then prepared to tie the three of us up as well. I waved my hand to signal that they shouldn't.
Sometimes, natural disasters really were that direct. They didn't even give you a warning before beginning to destroy everything.
Suddenly, I vaguely saw something flying over from far away. I froze instinctively, but the soldiers hadn't noticed it at all. When the enormous
shadow rapidly drew closer, I finally saw what it was.
"Holy shit!"
Chapter 66: Eating a Whale! (Monthly Ticket Bonus Chapter)
A blue whale!
A blue whale nearly thirty meters long was flying wildly in the gale, thrashing its tail, but completely unable to control its movement. It was heading straight toward us!
At the sound of my voice, the soldiers glanced at me instinctively, then turned to look in the direction I was facing. They all stood rooted to the spot, dumbstruck.
Their faces instantly filled with despair. By the time they noticed the whale, it was only a dozen meters away, and it was flying at