Chapter 551 Who would believe me if I didn't have any skills?

Because no one has any special powers! So those who registered were too lazy to register again. No matter what their name was or what their resume was, they were all burdens without special powers.

When An Ran was tidying up her villa, several groups of women came to visit and sat on the leather sofa to complain about the various inhumane practices in the base. Zhao Ru, dressed like a bear, sat on the sofa and chatted with the women, but An Ran didn't like to hear this, so she asked Xiao Bohe to take care of the baby while she cleaned up the room before it got completely dark.

At this time, in the faraway Hedong, in the raging snow, in a brightly lit five-star hotel, there was singing and dancing, giving people a sense of peace and prosperity.

On the brightly lit stage, several long-legged beauties were dancing in bunny costumes. Under the stage, a group of bigwigs were sitting at a table playing cards and rolling dice. Piles of crystal cores were shining on the table. Many people were standing behind their respective bigwigs, silently cheering for their bigwigs.

Someone came in hurriedly and said a few words to a man with combed hair and a suit at the same table. The man looked nonchalant, nodded, and replied casually:

"Just settle them down, don't worry about them. Who would believe that you can walk here from the south without some ability?"

They are really incompetent. In such a survival environment where the fittest survive, they will just die. Are there not enough dead people in this world?

The person who delivered the message paused. It was the soldier who gave An Ran a pack of biscuits. Seeing that the base boss in a suit really had no intention of caring about those 600 poor people, he responded and retreated.

Just as I walked out of the door, I was caught up by another man in a suit, who stopped me and asked:

"Zhou Zheng, I heard that a group of burdens have come to our base?"

The soldier named Zhou Zheng wore a military cap with big ears. His face was red from the cold and his skin was rough. He looked very ordinary. He turned around and nodded to the man named Jiang Peng. He replied seriously, "They are all ordinary people, including the old, the weak, the sick, the disabled, pregnant women, men, women, young and old."

"Then how did they get from the south to the north?"

Jiang Peng looked at Zhou Zheng and smiled. The expression in his eyes was unclear, but his face showed an attitude of being nosy and curious. The honest Zhou Zheng had no idea what Jiang Peng's intention was in asking this question.

Na Zhou was standing under the bright lights, shaking his head, and answered honestly, "I heard that they were not originally from the same group. They were abandoned by their respective groups along the way, and then they gathered together in larger and larger numbers. They arrived at the end of the tunnel very early, and it took them many days to dig through the tunnel. They were just lucky."

How could their luck be bad? Although it was freezing cold and made people feel like dying of cold, it was precisely because of such bad weather that those horrible creatures could not come out to cause trouble, and these people were able to walk from the south to the north.

"Is there anyone called Zhan Lian in their team? And another called An Ran?"

Jiang Peng continued to inquire. Zhou Zheng thought about it and shook his head. He happened to be holding a stack of registration forms in his hand, which he was going to give to the big boss. However, the big boss was busy playing cards. When he found out that there were no people with five elements abilities among the 600 people, he didn't even bother to look at them.

However, even so, Jiang Peng still had to go through Zhou Zheng's stack of registration forms. He flipped through them page by page, but did not see Zhan Lian and An Ran's names. He breathed a sigh of relief, but then felt something was wrong. He shook the registration form in his hand and asked, "There are only a few dozen forms here, not more than 600 people."

(End of this chapter)