Danger?
Li Tianyang was slightly taken aback as he read the message Ye Lin had sent.
Even at this distance, he could hear car horns outside.
Although he could not see outside, he imagined they would step straight onto a street.
("Ye Lin, are you worried there are ghosts outside?")
Li Tianyang was puzzled. He found it hard to imagine ghosts waiting for them amid all that traffic.
("I'm not sure, but don't forget, the information the system gave us said Fengdu Ruins.")
Ye Lin said nothing more, merely reaching back to silently tighten his grip on the Hell Sword.
By all rights, a bustling urban district should have awaited them outside.
Yet for some reason, the fact that the system had enveloped the entire building kept nagging at him.
Knowing Ye Lin would not raise a concern without reason, Li Tianyang quietly grew wary as well.
But a few seconds later, with a low scraping sound, Mike hauled open the door leading outside.
The instant it opened, a shaft of brilliant light poured in.
The light was blinding.
Faced with such intense white light, everyone instinctively squinted. All they could see beyond the door was a sea of white, so dazzling they could barely keep their eyes open.
So bright.
Why was it so bright?
Before Mike, who stood at the front, could react, Ye Lin, whose physical enhancements were the strongest, instantly made out the scene outside.
The moment he saw it, Ye Lin's pupils contracted sharply. Beyond the building lay a barren expanse, seemingly scorched by fire, with blackened charcoal everywhere.
Several kilometers away, walls a hundred meters tall hemmed them in like towering, impassable barriers.
The sky was dark, with numerous attack helicopters circling overhead. Atop the walls, densely packed soldiers lay at firing embrasures, manning