The group analyzed the situation, but their conclusion was grim. Teacher Jing Shi, who had been full of hope, fell completely silent. A moment later, she said, "Let's wait for news from the rescue team."
The commotion outside the Enforcement Department building hadn't died down even though it was late. As more and more people went missing, messages flooded the Jixin Terminal, and the public grew increasingly uneasy. They wanted the Enforcement Department or the government to give them a definite answer: How far had the rescue team gotten? Had anyone been rescued? Or were the missing already dead?
If only one city needed to be evacuated, even a slow pace wouldn't take that long. But now the surrounding cities had also fallen within the Dungeon's bounds. That meant some people who had urgently evacuated to nearby cities had to evacuate a second time. This not only made the evacuation more difficult, but also rendered all the District Government's previous efforts futile.
By the second half of the night, the city's evacuation was still incomplete and had even ground to a halt for a time. There was nowhere left nearby to evacuate people to. The only option was to use long-distance teleportation items to extend the distance, but the rescue teams seemed to be nowhere in sight. They weren't moving local residents to more distant cities, and they had even grounded the aircraft.
Meanwhile, as more and more Players used spatial teleportation tools, the teleportation stations originally equipped with anti-interference devices began failing across entire areas. There were clearly not enough teleportation items and devices of the same kind to relocate the population of a whole city.
Xu Huo kept an eye on the messages on the Jixin Terminal. It had now been confirmed that the number of cities included