An Zhe turned his back to this person and buried himself in the coat. He didn’t want to say anything, he just wanted to resolutely expel the colonel from this space. After thinking about it, he carefully explained the reason, “You might be infected by contactless infection.”

“Oh.” Lu Feng’s voice was very low. “The bee is alive.”

An Zhe, “……”

Then he heard Lu Feng question, “It is alive so why is it unconscious?”

This time, An Zhe wouldn’t open his mouth even if he was killed. As long as he revealed a bit of information, Lu Feng would be able to clearly guess the situation. However, tonight the colonel didn’t make things difficult for him. The colonel just said, “I will keep watch.’

An Zhe hummed before asking, “Are you cold?”

Lu Feng replied, “I’m not cold.”

An Zhe closed his eyes while holding the badge tightly to his body. He had overdone it tonight and fell asleep extra fast. Then halfway through his sleep, he was woken up by the cold.

The magnetic field accent had caused the solar wind to blow for a few days and the atmosphere had become thinner. The temperature difference between day and night had grown to a terrible level.

An Zhe was cold all over. He opened his eyes and sat up, subconsciously looking around for Lu Feng’s shadow. He easily saw the colonel not far away. Lu Feng was leaning against a strangely-shaped stone eroded by the wind with the branches of some shrubs stacked in a cone shape in front of him.

An Zhe rubbed his eyes and held Lu Feng’s coat while walking over there. The colonel had covered An Zhe with the coat and was only wearing the inner uniform shirt. He handed over the coat and asked again, “Are you cold?”

Lu Feng was playing with a lighter in his hand.

“Wear it yourself,” Lu Feng told him. “I thought you would get some more sleep.”

“…Ah?”

Lu Feng threw the lighter to him. “Come with me to collect firewood.”

It seemed the colonel had long known An Zhe might be awakened by the cold and planned to make a fire. Then he said that he thought An Zhe would sleep longer. An Zhe translated the colonel’s rare euphemism and finally came to the conclusion that the colonel really wanted to say, “How can you be more coquettish than I thought?”

An Zhe, “…”

He followed Lu Feng. For a time, there was only the sound of their footsteps, the wind and the faint howling of monsters in the distance. As they walked, they saw shrubs growing sporadically in the wilderness. The plants had died under the attack of the solar wind and were dried up, making them suitable for burning.

“Have you been looking for branches?” An Zhe asked.

“No, there are monsters and I can’t go too far.”