Wouldn't they accidentally be killed by the aftershocks of the battle?
He Peiqin stared blankly as Stoneskin rose into the air and left, only to suddenly realize that she could move again.
Several dull thuds of bodies hitting the ground rang out, drawing her attention to the side.
Xia Feng and the others were sprawled on the ground in a miserable state, looking utterly pathetic, as though their legs had gone weak from fright.
When Xia Feng noticed He Peiqin looking over, he gulped and stammered:
"W-we... wh-what do we do?"
"Are we really going to listen to that guy and n-not run?"
He Peiqin did not answer.
She turned to look into the distance. The shattered gauze-like Veil stretched all the way to the horizon, with no end in sight.
Run?
They'd have to be able to get out first, damn it!
From the looks of it, the entire Earth seemed to be enveloped by that strange, shattered Veil.
Though the bizarre "visitors" in the distance suggested that, at this point in time, Earth was most likely no longer humanity's only place to live.
But if they really went to another planet, could a handful of people who had died who knew how many years ago, whose knowledge might be far behind even the ordinary Players of this era, possibly survive?
The answer was obvious.
So they could only heed that strange-looking fellow's words and remain within this Veil.
"We can't get away," He Peiqin said with a long sigh after sorting through her thoughts.
Looking at the men whose expressions remained vacant, as if they still could not accept reality, she tried to persuade them:
"Didn't that guy say it? As long as we think highly of ourselves, fate won't treat us unfairly."
"And he even weakened our