At the same time, Kim Hee-rok almost fell off the mountaintop.

"The wind is strong," Lu Wuyai sighed, a hint of doubt in his voice. The wind didn't last. It came suddenly and then quickly disappeared, completely without any pattern.

For some reason, Lu Wuyai suddenly remembered the night he fainted in the snow. It seemed as if a strong gust of wind hit his neck, and then he fell into a coma.

Beside her, Jin Xilu covered her neck and pushed her back twice, making her feel uncomfortable all over, as if her neck was about to break.

Just as Lu Wuyai was about to pull Jin Xilu down from the mountaintop, a whirlwind appeared even faster than before.

Caught off guard, the two of them tumbled down the mountain, rolling all the way to the halfway point. Lu Wuyai grabbed a rock with his left hand, while continuing to hold Jin Xilu with his right. Only then did they have a moment to catch their breath.

Just then, when he felt two compressed "dough balls" on his chest again, Lu Wuyai looked down and almost had a nosebleed.

Jin Xixin, a single woman in her late thirties, has a better figure than others, especially her face, which has the purity of a young girl and the unique texture of a mature woman.

After his impulsive actions, if he weren't already beyond his limits, Lu Wuyai would have been furious and killed Jin Xilu.

But here, Jin Xilu was afraid of falling, so she took the initiative to hug Lu Wuyai. Naturally, she felt some changes in certain parts of his body, and her pale face turned as red as blood in fright.

Fortunately, there must be a cliff halfway up the mountain. Only after Lu Wuyai felt he could stand up did he gradually loosen his grip on Jin Xilu's waist.

“Let’s go back,” Lu Wuyai said, taking a breath.

Later, on their way back, they bypassed the mountains and returned to the forest.

The environment here is different from that on the mountaintop. The surrounding trees protect them from wind and rain.

But some things simply cannot be covered up, no matter what.

After leaving the forest, we arrived in the snowy region. The eastern sky suddenly brightened up, whereas it was usually gloomy.

"Is it thunder?" Kim Seok-rok asked, his eyes wide.

“It shouldn’t be thunder.” Lu Wuyai took the scope off his back and looked carefully at the sky.

It turned out that this alternation between light and darkness lasted for more than half an hour before it ended.

Later, they encountered a sudden gale on the snowfield. The wind was so strong that they could not move at all and were forced to stop.

This went on for quite a while, and then the two hurriedly returned to the cave, their bodies covered in a layer of cold sweat.

However, when they entered the dark cave, before the lights were turned on, everyone else was filled with surprise.

"Why are you so bright?" Anna suddenly said, which startled Lu Wuyai and Jin Xilu. Then they looked down and found that their clothes and pants were glowing in the dark.

It wasn't light emitted by fluorescent powder; it looked more like the fabric had been touched by something, and the area was very uneven.

In the darkness, Lu Wuyai and Jin Xilu looked at each other, completely bewildered.

Just as they were about to enter the cubicle to change their clothes, Molloy, who had been silent all along, suddenly blocked their way.

"Your body is covered in radiation, hurry up and change your clothes in the snow."

"What radiation?" Lu Wuyai had no idea what Moloi was talking about.

At this moment, Jin Xilu grabbed Lu Wuyai's clothes, signaling him to leave.

Lu Wuyai was somewhat confused. It wasn't just that he had gained a little more light; it was also possible that something had happened between him and Jin Xilu in the forest.

However, he still followed Jin Xilu and left the cave.

When they returned to the snow, bright lights shone on them. The previous fluorescent screen seemed like an illusion.

Soon, Molloy also came out, threw a set of clothes at Lu Wuyai, and solemnly told him that he must burn his old clothes.

"Are you crazy?" Lu Wuyai suddenly shouted. "Do you know what this outfit means on a deserted island?"

"Crazy woman. I won't burn my clothes."

Hearing Lu Wuyai's slightly excited voice, Molloy frowned and softened her tone a little.

"If you don't want to burn, throw your clothes far away. Of course, if you want to die, wear them, but don't go into the cave and hurt other people."

Moroi's words made Lu Wuyai frown. Just as he was about to ask why, he saw that Moroi and Jin Xilu were already walking towards the pool, obviously to change their clothes.

Lu Wuyai thought for a while. Although he sensed that Molloy was making a fuss, he quickly changed his clothes in the snow and put them on the sunken ship.

Later, he entered the cave again and saw that Molloy and Kim Seok-rok were already sitting on the ground with a campfire lit in the middle, and the others were resting.

Lu Wuyai couldn't help but ask Mo Luo what had just happened.

Molloy threw a piece of wood into the campfire, glanced at them, and then spoke.

"Although I don't know where you went or what you encountered today, I can say with certainty that the glowing objects on those clothes just now were 100% sources of radiation."

"You may not feel anything now, but before long, maybe the next second, maybe tomorrow, your body will feel weak and powerless after being exposed to radiation."

"Will you die?" Kim Seok-rok suddenly asked nervously. From the moment Moro began to speak, she believed every word he said.

Molloy said, "Probably not. These radiation sources should have been there for a while, and you look quite healthy."

But Lu Wuyai still frowned, wondering how he and Jin Xilu had come into contact with the radiation source.

Looking back on the journey, nothing particularly special happened. The only special thing was when I fell off the mountaintop.

Aside from that incident, the only thing that remains is that I was blown away by the strong wind when I came back from the mountaintop.

But no matter what happens, their clothes should not be contaminated by so-called radioactive materials.

Seeing that Lu Wuyai and Jin Xilu really couldn't figure out the reason, the others didn't continue the investigation.

“You should all stay in the same carriage now and look after each other,” Molloy said.

There were still four hours until evening. Yang Jian and Jin Xilu walked into the small cubicle together, still feeling a little scared.

In their minds, radiation is extremely serious, causing everything from deformities to death.

In the dim light, Lu Wuyai could hear Jin Xilu's rapid heartbeat, a feeling of both worry and fear.

"Don't get agitated." Lu Wuyai said with a smile, "If you want to die, I'll definitely go with you."

"I'm annoyed." Jin Xilu spat on the ground: "Shut your mouth."

"Honestly, I think we're absolutely fine," Yang Jian said firmly. "So far, we haven't felt dizzy or had nosebleeds; we're strong enough to kill a bull."

Jin Xilu lowered her head and said nothing, but her still rapid heartbeat betrayed her nervousness.

Lu Wuyai didn't try to persuade him further. In fact, he wasn't sure. More importantly, he already had some aftereffects. Now, after being exposed to radiation, no one knew what the effects would be.

Lying in his cubicle, Lu Wuyai closed his eyes and tried his best to clear his mind.

However, there was always a strong sound of wind in my ears.

Unlike the howling wind, this wind was more like the scouring caused by pebbles falling on the water's surface, rising and falling in waves, which was quite eerie.

"The wind, the wind is so strong..."

At this moment, Lu Wuyai suddenly sat up from the ground, a hint of surprise flashing in his eyes.

Jin Xilu looked at Lu Wuyai, wondering what he was doing.

"What's wrong?" Kim Seok-rok asked.

Lu Wuyai thought for a moment and said, "I'm going on a trip, don't worry about me."

Soon, Lu Wuyai left the cave with a tattered cloth in his hand.

However, instead of standing on the rocky hill, he hid at the cave entrance, using a stick to prop up the tattered cloth, facing the fierce wind.

He wanted to conduct an experiment to see if his suspicions were true.

Five minutes later, Lu Wuyai returned to the cave. As soon as he entered, the tattered cloth on the wooden stick he was holding gleamed brightly in the darkness.

The lights here quickly attracted the attention of others.

“I think the fluorescence on this cloth is probably related to the strong wind,” Lu Wuyai said, and then explained in detail what had just happened.

As a result, several women showed expressions of disbelief.

"Yang Jian, stop talking. How could there be radioactive material in such strong winds? There has never been any radioactive material before." Tang Xin choked, feeling that Lu Wuyai had frightened them.

"If you don't believe me, try it yourself." Lu Wuyai was too lazy to refute, because anyone would find this unbelievable.

How could there be radioactive material in strong winds?

However, after numerous trials, the women had to accept that the strong wind was indeed different from before.

“This is terrifying.” Anna’s eyes widened. The first three tests undoubtedly proved one thing.

There is radioactive material in the strong winds, and there are many of them.

At its fastest, the cloth lasted only a minute. After it was put into the hole, the fluorescent material almost illuminated an entire compartment.

"Are you sure this is radioactive material?" Lu Wuyai looked at Moro, wanting to confirm again.

Molloy said, "You all know about glowing pearls. These things are actually radioactive sources, but mostly in trace amounts, and they are not harmful to the human body."

"However, some luminescent pearls have relatively high levels of radioactivity, and the harm they pose to the human body is immeasurable."

"I find it difficult to judge the destructive power of these radioactive materials based solely on the intensity of light."

But as Molloy said, it is better to kill the innocent than to let the guilty go free.

The most suspicious thing now is why there would be such strange radioactive material in such ordinary strong winds.

If the radioactivity in such strong winds is always present, how could they possibly survive on a deserted island?

“Tell me, are the cities outside the deserted island also polluted?” Su Xi asked.

When the wind blows, there's nowhere to hide on the ground.

Without hesitation, Lu Wuyai said, "Perhaps it was a nuclear power plant explosion."

At that moment, Lu Wuyai naturally thought of the explosion he had seen in the sky that night. Perhaps those things had been in the wind ever since that day.

"It's very possible that a nuclear power plant exploded," Song Xiaoyou said.

She calculated the location of the plane crash, and with her excellent memory, she deduced that the country closest to the deserted island happened to have a nuclear power plant.

Yang Jian also took the opportunity to talk about the explosion he had witnessed that night. While everyone sighed, they also criticized Lu Wuyai for his reckless actions.

"Don't go out for now. Molloy is a little worried. Although she has the ability to assess the energy levels of radioactivity, most of the experimental equipment is in the container laboratory."

Lu Wuyai listened intently. The rumors from the outside world continued, and it was clear that they wouldn't stop anytime soon.

“There’s too much demonic wind on the island, and nothing can cover this area. Life from now on will probably be very difficult,” Su Xi sighed.

Everyone was very worried because what had just been discovered was terrifying.

As darkness fell, Lu Wuyai heard that the wind outside had stopped, so he took a piece of wood and a piece of clothing and headed towards the cave entrance.

I shook the nearby clothes, making them appear dark. No fluorescence was found on the fabric.

After that, every time the wind blew, Lu Wuyai would test it several times, but the result was always the same. The clothes did not fluoresce, and the so-called radioactive material seemed to have come with the strong wind.

It is worth mentioning that, in the pitch-black night, Lu Wuyai walked on the rocky mountain and discovered that many places on the deserted island reflected light, indicating that these places were contaminated by radioactive materials.

"Good heavens, this is terrifying." Lu Wuyai's eyes widened slightly. Now, even in the darkness, he could clearly see the deserted island.

Alas.

Suddenly, Lu Wuyai heard a familiar voice. Just as he came to his senses, he saw a wild wolf climbing over the rocky hill and walking towards him.

"A wolf cub." Lu Wuyai was somewhat surprised. The last time he saw it was in the wild, witnessing it kill a human.

Alas.

The wolf cub made a low growl, and Lu Wuyai saw that its body was covered in radioactive material, almost turning it into a multicolored wild wolf.

With a bang.

The wolf cub collapsed in front of him, unable to get up.

Seeing this, Lu Wuyai was somewhat surprised. Just as he was about to touch the wolf cub, his outstretched hand immediately stopped in mid-air.

There was no way to proceed; the wolf cubs were covered in colorful radioactive material.

In less than a minute, Lu Wuyai looked at the dead wolf cub, his heart filled with sorrow and grief.

He thought for a moment, then covered his hands with his clothes, grabbed the wolf cub by the tail, and dragged it into the forest. This was the only way to dispose of the body at the moment.

"You need to go back quickly." Lu Wuyai pulled himself together from his sadness, and he could hear the sound of the wind blowing again.

Lu Wuyai took one last look at the mottled, desolate island, then turned and entered the cave.

This time, with the death of the little wolf, he was certain that these radioactive materials could indeed be life-threatening.

"Little wolf cub, are you really dead?" the women said almost in unison.

However, Lu Wuyai still noticed the difference.

For example, Molloy's words were simply meant to prove once again that the radioactive material blown in by the strong winds could indeed endanger lives, rather than harming the poor wolf cubs.

That night, Lu Wuyai made several periscopes using a few pipes.

When the women looked through these mirrors and saw the colorful deserted island outside, the shock and worry they felt almost drove them to despair.

"This is terrible."

No one could calmly face such a scene when they first witnessed it.

“We need to get to the containers,” Molloy said.

At that moment, everyone looked at her with puzzled expressions.

Wouldn't it be safer to stay in the burrow at this time?

"Are you going to stay here forever?" Molloy: "There's something in the container lab. I can use these tools to make some protective suits so we can survive in the wild."

"Of course, if you want to be a rat in a hole for the rest of your life, then just pretend I didn't say anything."

Lu Wuyai frowned slightly; it was too dangerous to go out now.

“There’s still snow, so we can use our skis and the forest as cover. If we drive fast enough, we should be fine,” Moroy said.

"Perhaps the radiation will only last for a while," Tang Xin said. "Let's not rush, let's wait a few more days."

Tang Xin's words awakened some people. They only now realized that if the nuclear power plant really exploded, international aid organizations might emerge. After all, no one could remain indifferent to such a major event.

And just like that, a week passed.

On this day, Lu Wuyai looked at the mottled colors on the wooden stick with an extremely grim expression.

Over the past few days, radioactive materials have remained in the air, accompanied by howling winds.

The next day, Lu Wuyai, along with Molloy and Song Xiaoyou, rushed towards the container laboratory.

When he left, Lu Wuyai brought a large number of weapons. After all, he had encountered some people outside the container laboratory last time. He didn't know if they were still there.

The forest was still covered in snow, and Lu Wuyai and his three companions moved through it at the speed of birds.

An hour later, they arrived safely at the container laboratory and found that the layout had not changed at all.

But just as Lu Wuyai lifted his legs to walk into the forest, Song Xiaoyou suddenly pushed him to the ground.

Almost simultaneously, Lu Wuyai heard a sudden sound from a rope, which sent chills down his spine.

organ

The moment the sound appeared, Lu Wuyai realized that there was a trap near the container.

"Gan!" Lu Wuyai cursed, feeling the pressure from Song Xiaoyou on his back, and quickly turned over and pushed him to the ground.

At the same time, seeing that Molloy was still confused, Lu Wuyai showed no mercy and kicked Molloy to the ground.

"What are you doing?" Molloy was in so much pain she was almost in tears.

But in the next second, an arrow shot out from the nearby bushes and pierced the air at an extremely fast speed.

"Hide!" Lu Wuyai shouted to Moroy.

The woman's face turned deathly pale instantly, and the arrow that had been lodged in her cheek vanished. Had she fallen any slower, she would have been dead long ago.

Mechanical devices kept appearing nearby, accompanied by black arrows and numerous fragments.

"Be careful, this area is poisonous," Song Xiaoyou warned.

Only then did Lu Wuyai notice that not only were the arrows black, but even the fragments were coated with a layer of dark yellow, viscous liquid.

"It looks like the people in the container have armed this area." Song Xiaoyou began to worry about whether the surgery would go smoothly.

Lu Wuyai squinted, his body moving like a lizard. The instant the arrow disappeared, he swiftly climbed onto the nearest container.