As the wolf pack swept across like a tide, the earth seemed to tremble with the sound of their footsteps. Xiao Jin lowered her eyes slightly, watching the scene before her, knowing that this grand feast had only just begun.

For the next half hour, the roars of various wild beasts rose and fell.

The wild boar herd surged forward like a black torrent, their menacing tusks gleaming in the darkness, each charge accompanied by a tremor in the ground; the cattle herd, on the other hand, appeared more composed, but their massive bodies and heavy hoofbeats revealed a force not to be underestimated.

Several-meter-tall elephants moved slowly in the darkness; the elephant king in the herd was almost as big as a building!

There were also tigers, lions, leopards, bears, and a dense swarm of flying birds and insects in the sky. Goodness, this place is more lively than a zoo.

After reading further, Xiao Jin stopped reading, lowered the curtains, and returned to her bedroom to rest, knowing that the beasts indeed wouldn't enter the safe house.

However, while she was quite relaxed, the other players were not so optimistic.

Although the system said that the beast tide would not trample the safe house, seeing those enormous beasts, who could sleep peacefully? All the players hiding in the safe house were armed and ready for battle.

Of course, there was also a group of unfortunate players who couldn't even find a safe house and had to face the beast horde head-on.

"Aaaaaah!!! Pfft~ cough cough~"

Inside the woods, the night, like a thick silk ribbon, tightly enveloped all light.

The surroundings were so quiet that only the low roars of wild beasts in the distance and the occasional rustling of unidentified creatures could be heard, and a suffocating tension filled the air.

In this deathly silence, a player staggered through the intricate shadows of the trees, his breathing rapid and heavy, his heart filled with the struggle of fear of the unknown.

Suddenly, a cold wind silently swept over him from behind. The player felt a powerful force slam into his back, knocking him forward and slamming his cheek heavily onto the rough ground, where dust and blood mingled.

Before he could react, a huge black shadow covered his body like a ghost, its sharp teeth gleaming coldly in the moonlight, aimed straight at his neck.

"Ah—" A heart-wrenching scream pierced the night sky, but it didn't last long before it was drowned out by the frenzied tearing sounds that followed.

In the darkness, pairs of eyes, gleaming with a wild light, loomed around the player, as if countless invisible hands were tearing at his flesh. Blood gushed out like a torrent unleashed from its seal, tracing crimson arcs in the air before finally falling helplessly onto the surrounding grass, staining the emerald green leaves a shocking dark red.

As blood splattered, a strong stench of blood filled the air, mingling with the decaying smell of the forest to create a nauseating stench.

The screams gradually subsided after an even more intense tearing, until they disappeared completely, leaving only a deathly silence and the tattered clothes lying quietly on the ground under the moonlight.

Such things happened in every corner of the island. Some players fought back fiercely, but they were too weak and still couldn't escape being torn to shreds.

Some players chose to hide, but none of them escaped being found and devoured by wild beasts with a keen sense of smell.

…………

I slept without any dreams.

Xiao Jin didn't know when she fell asleep, but the cabin wasn't well soundproofed, and she could always hear the sounds of wild animals running outside.

Xiao Jin set her alarm last night and got up before 6 a.m.

The first thing Xiao Jin did upon waking was to check the doors and windows for any signs of trouble, which were present just before she fell asleep. Nothing had come in last night, and nothing unexpected had happened that she was unaware of.

After tidying up the bed and putting away what needed to be put away, Xiao Jin ate breakfast while waiting for the system's first announcement at 6 o'clock.

Since she didn't know the exact time the disaster would be triggered, Xiao Jin kept her eyes glued to the panel. During this time, she glanced at the number of players.

If 10,000 players are placed on an island, after a day of escape, about 3,000 will die. This mortality rate is not small. Often, the later stages of the game are the most difficult.

It wasn't until six o'clock, when Xiao Jin still hadn't heard any system announcements, that she finally felt relieved and could enjoy her breakfast in peace.

Seafood porridge, chicken broth buns, bacon and mashed potato rolls, red bean corn cakes, a few cream-coated strawberries, and half an orange.

After eating, Xiao Jin left the safe house and continued her search for supply boxes.

Another half-day of fruitless searching; resource boxes were too hard to find here. Xiao Jin sat on a large tree, half a pear dangling from her mouth. This was a large tree she had finally found; it was the most conspicuous one around.

Climbing to the top of the tree, Xiao Jin took out his binoculars and looked into the distance.

Unlike Zone C, where she was born, Zone D was significantly larger, otherwise she wouldn't have been unable to leave it.

"Hmm?"

At this moment, after catching a glimpse of a certain spot, Xiao Jin suddenly frowned, took the pear off his mouth, raised the binoculars with both hands, and looked towards the northeast.

There seemed to be a building there, but Xiao Jin couldn't make out what it was.

She put away her binoculars and jumped down from the tree.

"Let's go take a look!"

But I hadn't gone far when the system notification came.

[Ding—Disaster Type: Tornado. Selected areas (C, D). Ten-minute countdown begins. Players located on the disaster map, please leave these two areas as soon as possible.]

Xiao Jin suddenly raised his head, then his gaze swept rapidly around. He then suddenly ran to a spot, pulled out a shovel, and started digging in the ground.

Xiao Jin's hands moved so fast they became afterimages. Before long, a pit appeared in the ground. She jumped in and continued digging downwards, getting herself covered in dust.

As he dug, Xiao Jin thought to himself.

There was no time to run in ten minutes. If it were any other disaster, it would be fine, but this was a tornado. And what kind of place is District D? It's a vast plain.

Since we can't escape, let's take cover on the spot!

Since becoming a psionicist, digging tunnels has been a piece of cake for Xiao Jin. In five minutes, she dug about ten meters deep.

This location was one of the lowest-lying places Xiao Jin could find, with a gentle slope nearby and relatively soft soil, making it perfect for a shelter.