"I'm not sure whether this is real or just my imagination, but I still hope you'll take it seriously."
He then repeated what he had told Chu Sheng yesterday about the Apocalypse not having truly arrived yet.
Finally, under everyone's shocked gazes, he continued solemnly, "I hope it's just my imagination. But if it isn't, knowing about this in advance will be crucial."
"If it's just my imagination, we won't have lost anything."
"There are still over twenty days until the one-year mark. Improve as much as you can."
Listening to Captain Hui, everyone felt as though a storm was brewing.
No one thought what he described was just his imagination.
As Sequence Adepts, they didn't get feelings for no reason. If they did, those feelings had to be real.
For a moment, everyone looked worried.
Seeing An Xi and the others' expressions, Chu Sheng stepped forward and said, "What's the point of worrying now? We'll find out when the time comes."
"For now, just keep doing what we've been doing."
"Chu Sheng is right. I only told you this so you could prepare yourselves mentally. As for what will actually happen, none of us can say."
Captain Hui glanced at everyone. "All we can do is give ourselves a better chance of surviving."
After Chu Sheng returned to the vehicle, Captain Hui hurried aboard as well. One sat in the driver's seat and the other in the passenger seat, while Xingzi remained leaning against Chu Sheng's seat.
"I thought you wouldn't tell them," Chu Sheng said, looking at Captain Hui.
"Telling them only gives them more to worry about."
At his words, Captain Hui shook his head helplessly. "As the convoy's Guide, I can't keep it from them."
"And just like I said earlier, knowing sooner gives them time