Xiao Yi sat in the old RV and drove north. The scenery outside the window passed by like flowing water, but his eyes remained deep and firm. This RV was not only his residence, but also his mobile fortress, carrying almost his entire life.
Since he decided to embark on this journey, Xiao Yi has hardly ever left the RV. Eating, drinking, defecating, and urinating—all these daily chores—he takes care of in this small space. His life, though simple, is filled with determination and perseverance.
In the morning, when the first rays of sunlight streamed into the RV through the gaps in the curtains, Xiao Yi would wake up. He would prepare a simple breakfast for himself in the small kitchen, then sit by the window, quietly admiring the scenery outside. The mountains and rivers that passed by seemed to tell the story of the vicissitudes and changes of the world.
In the afternoon, the sun shone brightly on the metal shell of the RV. Xiao Yi would lie on the narrow bed, close his eyes, and let his thoughts drift away with the rolling of the wheels. His heart was filled with longing and anticipation for the future, as if the road to the north was the shortcut to his dream.
As night falls, the lights inside the RV seem particularly warm. Xiao Yi would read under the light, or write down his feelings and insights. Those words, like his inner monologue, record every bit of his journey north.
Occasionally, when the RV stopped at a small town, Xiao Yi would get out and walk around. He would wander through the unfamiliar streets and alleys, feeling the unique atmosphere of the town. Those unfamiliar faces and voices made him feel an inexplicable intimacy and warmth.
However, no matter where he went, Xiao Yi's heart was always with the RV. He knew that was his home, the starting point and end point of his journey north. He would return to the RV every night, lie on the familiar bed, and feel the warmth and tranquility of home.
In this way, Xiao Yi headed north, heading towards the unknown distance. His heart was filled with courage and determination, because he knew that as long as he had a dream in his heart, there would be a way under his feet. And the road to the north was the only way for him to pursue his dream.
In the morning, when the first rays of sunlight filtered through the gaps in the curtains and into the RV, Xiao Yi woke up as usual. However, this morning was different from usual. He keenly sensed a strange aura in the air—an indescribable sense of tension and oppression.
Xiao Yi glanced at the three cats outside the window. They were usually playful and full of energy. But today, their fur stood on end, and their eyes were full of vigilance and anxiety. They curled up on the windowsill, their ears pressed against their heads, as if listening to something.
Xiao Yi's heart moved. He knew that his intuition had never been wrong. He quickly stood up and walked to the door of the RV, holding the door handle tightly. The moment he opened the door, a gust of cold wind mixed with dust blew in his face, making him squint his eyes.
He stepped out of the RV and looked around. The distant sky was covered in dark clouds, as if foreshadowing an impending storm. And in this desolate land, apart from his RV and three cats, there was no other living creature.
Xiao Yi felt uneasy. He knew this trip might bring unprecedented challenges. But he didn't back down. Instead, he stood firmly in front of the RV, facing the unknown storm with his three cats.
At this moment, a low roar came from afar, shaking the ground. Xiao Yi frowned, knowing that this storm was far more violent than he had imagined. He quickly returned to the RV and began to prepare for the upcoming challenge.
He checked the supplies in the RV to ensure they were sufficient for a period of time. He also checked the facilities in the RV to ensure they would remain safe and stable during the storm.
As the roar grew closer, Xiao Yi knew a storm was approaching. He held the items in his hands tightly, his eyes firm and resolute. He knew that no matter how many difficulties and challenges lay ahead, as long as he had a dream in his heart, there would be a way forward. And this road to the north was the only way for him to pursue his dream.
So, on this unusual morning, Xiao Yi and the three cats welcomed the coming storm. Although their journey was full of unknowns and challenges, their hearts were filled with courage and determination. Because they knew that as long as they worked together, they would be able to overcome all difficulties and move forward.
He stepped out of the RV and saw a group of figures looming in the rolling yellow sand. They seemed familiar, yet also held an unbelievable horror. Their upper bodies still retained human features, but their lower halves had twisted into insect-like tentacles, like monsters crawling out of hell.
Xiao Yi's heart tightened. These creatures were very similar to the mutants he had seen in the nuclear wastewater contaminated area before. Could this place also be affected by the nuclear wastewater? He quickly returned to the RV and took out his weapons and defensive equipment. He knew that he could not be careless when facing these orcs.
Some orcs still retained human features on their upper bodies, but their facial skin had taken on an abnormal gray-green hue, as if corroded by some toxin. Their eyes were bloodshot, emitting a frantic light, as if ready to pounce and tear into their prey at any moment. Their lower bodies had completely transformed into insect-like tentacles, slender and twisted, covered in a sticky fluid and disgusting scales.
Some orcs' upper bodies were almost devoid of human features, their bodies covered in thick shells, like giant insects. Their arms turned into sharp sickles that flashed with cold light, and their legs turned into thick spider legs that could move swiftly on the sand.
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