While the conductor was helping him back to his seat, Bai Chi quickly understood what had happened next.

After more than a hundred people entered the uninhabited island, they soon discovered signs left by humans. Someone had left ways to survive or leave in various places on the uninhabited island.

The last one-tenth of people who survive for a month can leave the uninhabited island alive and receive a huge reward!

The only rule is that you cannot leave any evidence of murder!

This so-called rule contains two pieces of information.

First, they can find a way to kill others and ensure that they are among the one tenth that survive.

Second, no evidence can be left!

But it is difficult to achieve the second point. On this uninhabited island, there are surveillance cameras everywhere!

At the beginning, everyone wanted to huddle together for warmth, wait until the last day, leave here together, and then expose the railway bureau's harmful game.

As a result, the team fell apart in less than a day - they didn't have enough food.

Food is the most basic need for survival. There is no food or fresh water on the deserted island. There is only the little food they brought with them when they set out.

Most people did not bring food with them on short trips. In this case, those who had food naturally could not share their life-saving food with others.

The original owner naturally formed a team with his roommates. The six of them had brought a lot of snacks when they set out, with instant noodles being the most common.

The six of them had long been popular and had been coveted by others.

However, if these six young and strong college students really want to get angry, they can always drag a few people to take the blame. No one is willing to take the lead, so there are many people who are coveting them, but no one has taken action openly yet.

But that didn't mean they were safe, because on the second day, those people without food, with their eyes green with hunger, soon targeted them. They knocked out several people at night and stole all the food.

But there were too many people and the food was limited. The real hell began on the fifth day.

At this time, all the food brought from the train had been eaten up, and some people were even so hungry that they had to chew grass roots.

People were so hungry that they no longer paid attention to the surveillance cameras everywhere. In everyone's eyes, other people on the island were not only competitors, but also food!

Of course, there are also people who cannot accept eating their own kind, and after they become exhausted from hunger, they become food for others.

Among the six of them, the original owner was the first to become food. He was even knocked unconscious by his roommate from behind and was personally delivered to the executioner.

"Sir, are you alright? Look, we're almost out of the tunnel."

Bai Chi was helped to sit down in his seat, and his roommate gave him the seat at the edge, but he still held the flight attendant's waist and had no intention of letting go, so the other party had to remind him.

But Bai Chi acted as if he didn't hear anything. He just glanced at the light that had appeared in front of him and grabbed the conductor's hand.

"Really? I heard that once you leave this tunnel, you can see the prairie. Is that true?"

The fingers that had been holding a pen for a long time were slender, white and tender, completely different from his own hands full of calluses. The conductor was distracted for a moment, but fortunately he quickly came to his senses.

"Dang..." As soon as he finished saying the word, he suddenly froze.

Bai Chi, who was holding his waist, felt it most clearly. His body stiffened almost instantly, which meant that the other party must have seen some unbelievable scene.

"What's wrong?"

Bai Chi raised his head and looked outside, then let out a soft "eh".

"Why isn't it the grassland? Brother conductor, are we going in the wrong direction?"

They saw it, and so did everyone else.

At first glance, there is only the blue sky and dilapidated houses, as if no one has lived there for decades.

Almost everyone crowded at the window, looking at the scene outside in disbelief.

There was even more discussion among them.

"What's going on? Did the train go on the wrong track?"

"Impossible! I've been to Tibet more than a dozen times. I know the way. I definitely didn't go the wrong way!"

"So what's going on? Where are we?"

"Oh my God, look behind you quickly, where is the rear carriage? Why is it gone?"

"The locomotive is missing too! What's going on?! Conductor, conductor, what's going on?"

"It's slowing down. I have a bad feeling. Have we arrived in some other world?"

"Tsk, have you read too many novels? You might as well say it's like making a movie."

People were talking about it, but they were not too worried. They all treated it as an unexpected trip and believed that official personnel would come out to explain the situation soon.

Until someone took out his cell phone out of concern, and finally screamed in panic the next second.

"Why is there no signal? There is no signal at all on my phone!"

After the first person shouted, others soon took out their cell phones. As people panicked one after another, the train car gradually stopped.

Someone shouted to the conductor, who was about to open the carriage door, but as soon as he moved, he felt resistance at his waist.

When he looked down, he saw the frightened boy hugging his waist tightly, almost burying his head in his arms.

"Brother, flight attendant, what's going on? Why does it feel like we're in an apocalyptic movie?"

The boy's panicked expression made the conductor pause, and he simply helped him up again.

"It's okay. If you're scared, come with me. We'll go open the door first."

Bai Chi nodded obediently and limped to the door with the flight attendant.

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