"Don't look around!"

"Be quiet! Don't touch me!"

Tu Ran, who suffered three critical hits at the beginning, squatted on the ground with his hands on his head according to their instructions.

Two people wearing police-like uniforms approached her, twisted her hands behind her back, put iron rings on them, then lifted her up and marched her towards the police car.

At this distance, Tu Ran could finally see the surrounding scenery clearly.

She is now located in a place similar to a pedestrian street.

The noise here attracted a group of people, who gathered around and stared at her. There were old and young people, and the children were all led by the elderly. They were dressed simply and did not have any high-tech products on them. No one saw anything like a federal communicator.

With so many people gathered around, Tu Ran noticed that there was not a single young person here, and almost no middle-aged people. All of them were elderly people with almost white hair and hunched backs, and children who were not even as tall as her waist.

Looking at the surrounding buildings, the tallest one is no more than ten stories high. They are all painted white. Due to wind and sun, some of the walls have peeled and are mottled and have not been repainted.

Half of the shops on both sides of the road are open, while the other half have closed down and are sealed, looking miserable.

Before Tu Ran was pushed into the car, she glanced at the names of these shops.

Grain and oil exchange office, meat product exchange office, spiritual power sales office...

"Click"

The iron ring on Tu Ran's hand was fastened to the inner wall of the police car.

She sat in the middle seat with her back against the car. Opposite her sat two men in police uniforms, and on her left and right sat two more men in police uniforms. There was also a driver in the front.

Tu Ran guessed that these people were the so-called arrest team, responsible for maintaining public order in the city.

Tu Ran's eyes fell on the weapons carried by the two people opposite her. Each of them was equipped with an ordinary standard pistol, and each of them had a folding electric baton hanging on their waist. Apart from that, they had no other weapons.

Let’s look at their communication system, ordinary bone conduction headset.

The police car she was sitting in had a very loud buzzing engine and was shaking violently. She wasn't sure if it was because the road outside was uneven or if there was something wrong with the car.

Looking out from the small window of the police car, you can see green plants on both sides of the road, uneven in size, and from time to time you can see a few big trees, although they are not very strong and look sick and lack nutrition.

Tu Ran’s first feeling was that the world was not developing very well.

It might be even more backward than the First World, but she was not sure what level the city she was in belonged to in this world, so it was difficult to draw a conclusion directly.

The second feeling is depression.

Very depressing.

Everyone here gave her a feeling of depression. There were no extra expressions on their faces, including the little child she had seen before. He just blinked his big empty eyes and looked at her. She was obviously wearing strange clothes that were out of tune with this world. If they were children from other worlds, even children from the bottom of society in the second world, they would be curious, look around, come closer to stare at her, or be scared to tears.

The environment here is also very depressing.

The names of those shops are still vivid in my mind.

The unfamiliar words spoken by the crowd are still ringing in my ears.

Beast herds, deserters, spiritual power exchange place...

This world is not the first world of the 1980s.

There is war in this world, and the targets of the war are beasts. The beasts are very powerful and have invaded this world before. All men and women of the right age have gone to the front lines, leaving only the elderly and children. Mental power is a certain system in this world, but Tu Ran cannot think of how it is used specifically.

Tu Ran has always wanted to touch a person and read his memory, so that he can understand the operating system of this world more quickly. Unfortunately, the capture team arrived too quickly.

Before she could use her special powers, her fate was strangled by the iron ring.

She had just come to this world, so she shouldn't make too much noise. She would just take it one step at a time. The police car stopped in front of an old building, and Tu Ran was escorted out of the car. She looked up to find the sign of the building, and found a small brown-red iron plate, which was not painted. Brown-red was the color of iron after oxidation. The three words "Arrest Team" were written in yellow on the sign, and a line of small words below it said "Station in District 999". The two lines of words were neatly written.

Tu Ran was taken into the interrogation room. Her helmet had been taken away, and a dagger on her body was also confiscated. Tu Ran was glad that she put the laser gun back into the space before jumping into the pit, otherwise the laser gun would have been lost at this time.

Sitting at the interrogation table was a not-so-young arresting officer.

As soon as he entered the table in the interrogation room, he took off his hat, revealing a black and white crew cut, and lit a cigarette.

"What's your name?" He flew into the clouds.

"Tu Ran."

"Your name isn't here, where did it come from?"

"I have a stomach ache."

"? Stop trying to be smart in front of me. If you don't answer my question, you are not allowed to go anywhere."

Tu Ran: “…”

What did she do wrong? She just wanted someone to touch her.

"Uh... I'm from the east."

"East?"

The other party looked at Tu Ran, his brows almost twisted into a knot, and he even forgot to smoke. After a long time, he managed to say, "You never went to school?"

Tu Ran was confused, not quite understanding what the east had to do with whether or not she had been to school? Looking at her expression, the other party had confirmed his guess that Tu Ran had never been to school.

He moved the mouse on his left hand, did something on the computer, and turned the computer screen over, exposing it to Tu Ran.

There is a picture on the screen with six planets in it, one in the middle and five evenly distributed around it.

The other man took a deep puff of his cigarette, and as he spoke, smoke came out of his mouth. "Point to it, which one?"

Tu Ran suddenly realized that this world had already migrated from outer space! The arrester's previous words "There is no name here" meant that there was no name on this planet, and asked her which of the other five planets she came from.

She replied to the east that in terms of space, there was no difference between her and someone who had never been to school.

Tu Ran pointed to the gray planet in the upper left corner, "That one."

The other person suddenly took a deeper breath, as if he wanted to inhale all the smoke he had exhaled, and his brows furrowed even deeper.

Tu Ran felt that she had given some remarkable answer.

"Desolate Planet..."

The capturer muttered the name of the planet to himself and paused for a long time.

Tu Ran was frightened by his pause of nearly three minutes.

She had prepared for the worst.

“It’s not easy.”

Tu Ran: “? What?”

"I said it wasn't easy for you to escape from the Desolate Planet."

The man put out his cigarette, stood up and walked over to Tu Ran, holding her hand, his eyes tearing up, and he kept repeating, "It's not easy, I'm glad, I'm glad you came to our main planet."

The moment she held his hand, all kinds of images came flooding into Tu Ran's mind.