It wasn’t rain in the sky. This stuff, a mixture of red and green raindrops was the blood of monsters and humans, monster limbs and human limbs. The window cut off parts of the sound but he still heard screams and the sound of retching in the carriage. After the heavy rain started, he had stayed in the carriage for 10 minutes. He didn’t know what type of slaughter was going on outside but he could imagine it.

How many people were alive and how many would die? He couldn’t imagine not seeing the whole city.

“The base prepared for the worst yesterday,” the young judge whispered. “The transfer of young and effective personnel was a means of emergency but we didn’t expect the accident to come to quickly.”

His voice was a bit hoarse. “I’m sorry. If we were given a few more days then the army might’ve taken back the dispersal centre but…”

However. there was no time. No one could predict what happened next. An Zhe wanted to say that it was like the Abyss. No one knew what would happen the next second. He placed a hand on the carriage’s glass, blood-stained and mixed with some tissue. He stared outside, short of breath.

In this way, the train quickly left District 6. The blood gradually lightened and the water washed the windows, turning them back to transparent.

In the Abyss, he had seen countless monsters bit, struggle, become wounded and die. However, he had never seen anything like this—a one-sided massacre, an instant fall.

The man in front of him trembled intermittently. “Just… in this way, it is just… gone?”

It was gone. All it took was rain.

An Zhe saw a flock of black birds flying in the upper edge of his vision towards District 6. It took a few seconds before he noticed that the wings of the birds were flat and moving straight forward. They weren’t birds but the human jet fighters. They came from the direction of the main city and arrived at District 6 in less than a minute, hovering directly above the alarm tower in District 6.

He thought it might be aid from the main city for the outer city. Thus, he asked, “Do you want to save people?”

“Human genes can’t be acquired by monsters,” he heard Lu Feng say.

Lu Feng’s voice was smooth with a trace of coldness. There were several footsteps as Lu Feng also came to the rear window and stood behind An Zhe. An Zhe could feel his breath. At this close distance, An Zhe just needed to step back a bit and his shoulder would touch Lu Feng’s chest.

He heard Lu Feng speak into the transmitter, “Get ready.”