Memories could be wrong, but it was unlikely that everyone's memories of when the cold wave arrived had been altered. Besides, it had struck so suddenly. By their calculations, the cold wave should not have arrived for another month.
Almost everyone was certain-
Hao Jingye had brought the cold wave forward. At the very least, he was involved.
Song Linwei patted the furious Jiang Yu and sighed softly. "Whatever he did, being able to make the cold wave arrive early means his ability is far more powerful than we imagined."
Jiang Yu lowered her head helplessly, looking defeated.
Yes, M was too powerful, and right now they could do nothing about him. She had even less chance of avenging Qiu Yu.
Sheng An said nothing, gazing outside through the window.
The base was pitch-black. Only the battery-powered emergency lights remained on, but more than half of those had gone out too, barely illuminating the paths.
The effects of the low temperatures went far beyond that.
The figures Song Linwei had reported were for Capital City-the best and largest base, with the most advanced technology and strongest combat capabilities.
They dared not imagine what the other bases were going through tonight.
They had not blindly trusted the memories of their "previous lives," so they had prepared and made arrangements in advance, ready to respond immediately at the first sign of a cold wave.
Yet they had never expected tonight's cold wave to strike so abruptly, without any warning at all.
Sheng An and Qi Lingwu had seen firsthand how surreal it was. What was terrifying was not the low temperature, but the instantaneous plunge.
She had been trying to sense whether time in this world had been shifted, whether this was a repeat of the catastrophe in the Southwest.
But it