The woman, of course, did not stab Hua Mi.

If Hua Mi could be stabbed in the back by someone like that, she wouldn't need to be in this business anymore.

Without even turning around, she kicked her foot backward, knocking the knife out of the woman's hand.

Hua Mi turned around and kicked the woman several meters away from her car door, sending her crashing into the snow.

The snow was too thick and very soft; otherwise, this woman would have either died or broken several bones.

She seemed to realize that she had met a tough opponent today. She got up from the thick, soft snow and glared at Hua Mi resentfully.

They ran away into the distance.

How could Hua Mi let it go so easily?

She calmly pulled out an AK47, held the gun steady, and aimed it at the fleeing woman.

It was at this moment that Gong Yi and Zhou Cheng, along with two garrison officers, hurriedly arrived.

Gong Yi found the place based on Hua Mi's location.

Zhou Cheng happened to be leading a patrol team stationed nearby.

Upon seeing their garrison uniforms, the woman immediately burst into tears and cried out.

"Help! Help! There's a crazy woman there, she's going to kill me! Ahhh, help!"

In extreme environments, between a strong, powerful man and a frail, helpless woman, whose words are more credible?

Similarly, in extreme environments, between a pregnant woman carrying an AK47 and a woman who is disheveled, has messy hair, looks haggard, and may even be somewhat decent-looking, who looks more like the bad guy?

Hua Mi put down her AK47, looked at the woman with a leisurely air, and pounced at Gong Yi's feet.

She cried so miserably, so sadly, so fearfully. She looked so pitiful.

Compared to this disheveled woman, Hua Mi, dressed in a clean coral fleece maternity dress, looked like a bad person.

A vicious woman with a big belly.

Gong Yi, Zhou Cheng, and the others stationed there stopped in their tracks, all looking at the woman with unspoken words on their faces.

What is she saying? Is she saying that Hua Mi wants to kill her?

It's not that they, as garrison commanders, are protecting their own people.

Rather, they felt that the person Hua Mi wanted to kill must have a reason why she had to die.

Then, Gong Yi, Zhou Cheng, and the others stationed there all turned to look at Hua Mi.

Hua Mi strolled over slowly, carrying an AK47, and deliberately said,

"What a coincidence, we've run into the garrison here. Hello!"

Gong Yi: "."

Zhou Cheng: "."

Garrison A and B: What kind of trick is this?

Hua Mi, as if she didn't recognize Gong Yi, pointed at the woman on the ground and explained.

"She tricked me, pretending to be raped by a group of men, and made me open the car door. She was even planning to ambush me."

"No, it's a lie, it's a lie." The woman cried and shook her head, kneeling at Gong Yi's feet.

"You're lying! In this terrible weather, I'm already in a terrible state. I finally managed to meet her, and she wants to kill me!"

The woman pointed at Hua Mi, as if she was crying so hard she could hardly breathe.

She reached out, clasping her hands together in a humble and pitiful gesture, making a pleading face towards Gong Yi.

"I'm just a woman who was humiliated by those men, I, I..."

As she spoke, the woman collapsed in the snow, clutching her chest. She appeared to be struggling to breathe due to emotional distress.

Gong Yi and Zhou Cheng looked down at her, unsure how to react.

In this woman's words, Hua Mi was portrayed as a ruthless female demon.

She's so pitiful. She just escaped from the clutches of a group of men, and then she ran into Hua Mi, this perverted killer.

So tragic, so tragic, I'm about to faint!

Not a single garrison soldier helped her up, nor did any of them step forward to restrain Hua Mi.

Everyone watched the woman's superb performance as if they were watching a play.

This woman must have studied acting before. If these garrison soldiers didn't know Hua Mi, they would definitely have believed her.

Hua Mi, however, glanced at Gong Yi and led him aside while the woman pretended to faint.

As soon as they got into the car, Gong Yi pulled Hua Mi over for a thorough inspection, then frowned and asked,

"Are you alright anywhere?"

He had already seen the bodies surrounding the van; they had all died from gunshot wounds.

Hua Mi pushed away Gong Yi's arms that were holding her.

"Be mindful of the impact; don't get physical."

Then, she gestured to the woman pretending to faint in the snow outside and whispered,

“This woman is suspicious; she’s in cahoots with those male corpses on the ground.”

From the very beginning, Hua Mi could tell that in this freezing weather, a woman was running in the snow, followed by a group of men.

Hua Mi wasn't saying this, but this kind of trick is only something you see in TV dramas, something that can fool inexperienced garrison soldiers. It doesn't reflect reality at all.

As extreme environments have evolved to the point where survivors have begun to band together.

Didn't you see those frozen corpses on the road? They were all frozen to death in groups, and you rarely saw them frozen to death one by one.

How did a woman manage to find a partner with the team, run around in the freezing cold, and "coincidentally" end up here with Hua Mi?

It's not that Hua Mi lacks experience, but rather that Hua Mi has too much experience.

If a group of men want to have sex with a woman, they will do it on the spot; they won't let that woman leave the group and run this far.

Aren't you tired from climbing mountains and crossing valleys?

Or do these men just like to chase after a woman, running across the vast snowfield, and then, when they're exhausted, do it?

So when you encounter someone asking for help in the wilderness, you really need to think carefully, and at least not completely assume that the seemingly weaker party is truly the weaker party.

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