It was the first time he had seen this in Lu Feng’s expression, even though Lu Feng’s appearance didn’t look any different from the past. It wasn’t cold. It was very…profound.

Lu Feng told him, “It’s fine.”

A voice came from his communicator. “How’s it going?”

Lu Feng replied, “Confirmed the safety.”

“Received.”

An Zhe’s uneasiness magnified as he looked up at Lu Feng. Lu Feng also watched him but remained silent.

Just then, Colin suddenly quivered and spoke hoarsely, “I know… I know…”

He turned to look at the train conductor. “The disperser is still ineffective, isn’t it?”

“I have studied physics. Ultrasound. Ultrasonic waves are sound waves. Sound waves are transmitted through a medium. Now that the rain is heavy, the air temperature density and pressure have changed. This means the medium has changed. We need to adjust the frequency parameters again but—” Colin pulled the conductor’s arm, eyes red and trembling. “However, the dispersal centre is gone and there is no way to adjust it. Isn’t this right? The original frequency has failed in the heavy rain, right?”

His trembling words had just finished when a scream suddenly came from the front carriage.

Bang! The glass next to An Zhe was also hit by something.

A black flying insect was mixed in with the raindrops and slammed onto the glass of the train. An Zhe stared out the window. The six red eyes of the flying insect stared at him. It was as big as a human head. The insect stared at him before it fly up in the rain and hit another window.

The ping-pong impact sounds were heard continuously outside the entire train. After a sharp whistle, An Zhe saw outside the window, the ground commander in a fluorescent uniform making a ‘forward’ gesture.

There was a shaking sound before the train slowly started moving forward.

Colin yelled and kept pressing something on his communicator.

Meanwhile, the ground commander was swarmed by countless large and small insects. The insects had become a fuzzy shadow due to the rain curtain. Just five or six seconds after the ground commander’s body was surrounded by these shadows, he fell toward the ground, blood splashing. The speed of the train increased and after a bend, his figure completely disappeared.

An Zhe watched it all with wide eyes. He stood up and stared out the window behind him.

Shadows.

Overwhelming black shadows that were round, long, and irregular. Huge worms meandered on the ground while insects with huge sickles moved quickly and jumped. When did they come? Perhaps the second the heavy rain started.

The roof rattled and a few cracks appeared in the outer glass of the window, but the inner glass was still intact.

The train sped up, moving forward while An Zhe watched the entire city.