I gave a rough explanation of the Thin Man's and my abilities. There was no way to go into detail. We hadn't gotten any instruction manuals ourselves, so we couldn't explain our abilities clearly.
Nan Tian listened quietly, then made an OK sign to show he understood.
"So, none of us are much use right now. We don't have a trump card or any good way to get out." Nan Tian nodded.
The three of us looked at one another in silence.
"We should find Liu Miao first," I sighed.
We'd been looking for Liu Miao in the first place. Now we had no clues and no idea how to leave this place, so that was all we could do for now.
We didn't know where Liu Miao was. More than looking for him, we should be looking for living people.
Even though running into someone alive might mean danger.
We picked a direction at random and walked along the road beside the residential complex's wall.
The wall was made of iron railings, with plenty of plants growing alongside it. They were all intact and lush, but not overgrown like the plants on Guangyuan Mountain.
The plants blocked our view, so the clearest thing I could see was the balconies on the second floor of the apartment buildings.
There was no blood, and no shattered glass.
It looked as if everyone in this city had vanished all at once, leaving the entire city intact.
We walked for a while and reached an intersection, but still hadn't seen a single car.
The road stretched away in both directions. To the right, I could see another intersection; the road ended in a curved bend, its far end hidden behind a building. To the left, the road seemed endless, which gave me an