A young boy took out his phone and sent a text message to his parents outside.

I saw that idiot Hua Xiu Ning.

It's ridiculous that the daughter of the garrison commander of the Xiangcheng base is so stupid.

While texting, the boy kept staring at Hua Xiu Ning.

Just like the adults said, she looked extremely innocent. Such a rich young lady was either very well protected and had no idea about the wickedness of people in the post-apocalyptic world, or she was simply a complete fool.

Children younger than Hua Xiu Ning today would never show such a pure and innocent look in their eyes.

The boy's phone displayed text messages from his parents.

[Once you're inside the Xiangcheng base, don't make any rash moves. Wait for our instructions. All you need to do is get close to Hua Xiu Ning.]

The game must be planned in advance. They are only focused on the future. If they want to gradually infiltrate the Xiangcheng base in the future, they need to start laying the pieces now.

This is what Qu Shiheng told them.

The teenage boys scoffed at this; they were already old enough to have their own ideas, and they didn't care whether they could clean up the mess or not, they just wanted to vent their emotions.

Therefore, no one took their parents' words to heart. They thought they were just dealing with a little idiot. Even if a little idiot like Hua Xiu Ning was being bullied, she probably wouldn't have the language skills to explain herself clearly.

During recess, the children found Hua Xiu Ning squatting by a patch of grass.

"Hey, Hua Xiu Ning, wanna come play together?"

Hua Xiu didn't even raise her head; her little fingers were gently lifting a flower that had fallen to the side.

Gong Laoda, who was playing football in the distance, stopped, paused, and then continued to spin the ball at his feet.

This morning when his mother took them to school, she specifically told him not to get involved in Hua Xiu Ning's affairs until he saw blood.

"Let's go play together, you silly boy."

Seeing that Hua Xiu Ning didn't speak or react to them, the boys became bolder.

They are the children of superhumans, and their strength is now much greater than that of ordinary survivors, indicating that they have inherited their parents' excellent genes and are definitely superhumans with strength.

In this post-apocalyptic world, people with superpowers are gradually standing out, and they have an innate sense of superiority over ordinary people.

Although Hua Xiu Ning is the daughter of Gong Yi and Hua Mi, she is still just an ordinary child in their eyes.

Their parents wanted them to be friends with Hua Xiu Ning so that she would be inseparable from them, but Hua Xiu Ning ignored them.

Then someone with malicious intent stepped forward and tugged at Hua Xiu Ning's braid.

Hua Xiu Ning, who was squatting on the ground, was pulled to the side and ended up sitting directly on the cement bricks.

She slowly raised her eyes, looking blankly at the boy in front of her who was pulling her braids with her big, dark eyes.

"I'm not going."

She made it very clear and articulate that she didn't want to play with them.

"What did you say, you idiot? Did you hear me? We want to play with you, play with us!"

The boys, of course, couldn't accept such a rejection. They tugged at Hua Xiu Ning's braids again, pulling the braids her mother had braided for her that morning off to one side.

Hua Xiu Ning raised her hand and slapped the boy's hand away. "I'm not going."

She got a little angry.

"Why not go? It's so boring for you to be here all alone. Come with us and you'll be with us from now on. We're the bosses, and you'll be our little brother."

The older boy continued to pull on Hua Xiu Ning's braids, making her hair a mess.

Hua Xiu Ning felt the pain. She frowned, pursed her lips, and stared stubbornly at the boys in front of her without saying a word.

Someone came up and kicked her, saying, "Silly girl, silly girl, do you understand what we're saying? Do you understand? Do you know what we're talking about? We want to be your friends. From now on, you have to tell everyone that we are your friends. You have to play with us every day and you're not allowed to play with anyone else, understand?"

Another older boy stepped forward and said, "If you don't play with us, we're going to kill you. Not only are we going to kill you, but we're also going to kill your mom and dad, and your brother."

Hua Xiu Ning was kicked and threatened again, and her pupils gradually turned a little scarlet.

"What did you say? Say it again!"

Green vines slowly emerged from the flowerbeds beneath the boys' feet, wrapping around their ankles.

The boys, however, remained oblivious to the approaching danger; they poked Hua Xiu Ning's head with their fingers.

"Because you're a little fool, nobody plays with little fools. From now on, you'll play with us. You'll be our punching bag, and we'll be your bosses. We can hit you whenever we want, and scold you whenever we want. But you're not allowed to tell anyone else, understand?"

Hua Xiu Ning said, "You just said that if I don't play with you, you'll beat me to death, and you'll also beat my mom, dad, and brother to death?"

Hua Xiu Ning, with her soft, sweet voice and messy, bird's-nest-like hair, looked at the boys around her.

A boy patted Hua Xiu Ning's head with a laugh. Before he could say anything, he felt a pain on his ankle, like being bitten by a mosquito.

The boy looked down and suddenly realized that green vines had somehow wrapped around his ankles.

He tried to lift his foot to shake off the vines wrapped around it, but the green vines only tightened around him, and one vine even pierced his ankle skin like an indwelling needle.

The boy bent down to pull at the vines on his feet, but the more he pulled, the more his ankles hurt. Gradually, the vines wrapped around his ankles turned red, and he realized that the vines on his feet were actually sucking blood from his body.

"Ah, what is this? What is this? Teacher, teacher, come quick!"

The boy started crying. Several older boys around him were pulling Hua Xiu Ning's hair and hitting her head.

Seeing their companion crying loudly, they wanted to move their feet and help the one rolling on the ground to his feet.

However, they found themselves unable to walk because vines had also wrapped around their ankles.

Those vines were sucking their blood.

Several boys surrounding Hua Xiu Ning were shouting wildly, some even crying in fear.

Qin Jianqiang, who was playing football not far away, stopped and glanced in their direction. He looked at Boss Gong.

"It seems like something happened to them."

Boss Gong had a stern expression on his pretty little face.

"It's okay, my mom said we don't need to worry about it as long as there's no blood. They were just bullying my sister, and she was just trying to scare them."