Chu Xingxing hesitated and asked, "Can you beat Sang Ning's medicine?"
Scamuritch and the others were silent for two seconds, then shook their heads in unison.
They couldn't beat them; even Li Wenze hadn't succeeded, so they were even less capable.
Upon seeing this, Chu Xingxing decisively stood up and said, "Then let's go quickly."
"ha?"
The group was stunned. "Go? Go where?"
"Anywhere is fine, the most important thing right now is to get away from Sang Ning and not let her eliminate us."
As she spoke, Chu Xingxing urged them to hurry up.
So, urged on by him, the group grabbed their gear and food and started running as if they were being chased by a ghost.
The audience, who had initially been quite pleased, fell silent as they watched the direction the group fled.
【e=(′o｀*))) Sigh, I just don't know what to say.】
Speechless. They're so pitiful, so pathetic, so infuriating! I'm so angry at them!
I seriously suspect they've lost their minds, seriously lost their minds. Otherwise, why would they have so many options, so many ways to escape, yet they foolishly insist on this two-way journey with Sang Ning? I just want to know what they're after.
I feel like they weren't after anything; they just wanted to escape, but they weren't thinking clearly, or they were too panicked to check their surroundings.
Should I remind you?
[What a load of rubbish! People who can't even look where they're going deserve to be eliminated. With that level of intelligence and their forgetful, careless nature, even if we remind them this time, they'll just do it again next time. They're going to be eliminated sooner or later anyway, so it'll save us the trouble.]
That makes sense. Once the person they were chasing is eliminated, they'll stop thinking about them and can freely switch between different live streams. If someone performs well, they can spend more time on them and maybe even give them a reward.
If someone performs poorly, you can criticize them directly without any hesitation.
It's fine. They've had enough of spending their days glued to Xingxing's livestream, watching them make fools of themselves, worrying about them, feeling anxious for them, and being happy for them.
It's time to break free and enjoy my own quiet life.
Elimination is a good thing, truly a good thing!
With this in mind, none of Chu Xingxing's audience members reminded them that they were going in the wrong direction.
Thus, completely unaware of what was happening, they and Sang Ning embarked on a two-way journey.
"Oh my god, Sang Ning!"
Scamuritch, who was running at the front with his legs practically flying, suddenly slammed on the brakes when he saw Suning.
The sudden stop caused Chu Xingxing and his group, who were completely unprepared and still shouting about where Sang Ning was, to crash into them.
With cries of "Ouch!", the group fell into a heap.
Sanning, "!!!"
This was such an amazing scene; it made her feel incredibly happy.
Before the brain could even issue a command, the body, as if possessing its own consciousness, darted to the group of people who had fallen to the ground, flicked its wrist, and scattered dust all over them.
The group of people who were struggling to get up suddenly started sneezing incessantly.
"What, what? Achoo Dong, Sang, Sang Ning."
Chu Xingxing, who had finally managed to stand up after getting rid of his friend's arms and legs, rubbed his nose and complained as he looked up. Then, he saw Sang Ning smiling at him.
The moment their eyes met, he paused for a moment, then raised his hand and said, "Hi, Sang Ning!"
"Hi!"
Sang Ning waved her hand at him like a lucky cat, and Chu Xingxing remained silent.
In this situation, it seems like nothing he does is right.
That was so awkward.
Chu Xingxing stood there awkwardly with her hands raised, looking like an idiot. Scamerich and the others also stood up and saw Sang Ning.
The group tried to speak, but one sneeze after another kept coming.
Finally, the sneezing stopped.
The way the others looked at Sang Ning changed.
"You drugged us."
Scamuritch was unusually calm, looking at Sang Ning as if she were an alien, unable to understand why someone like Sang Ning, who seemed to have superpowers, had infiltrated this episode of Survival on the Wilderness.
She can weave, make salt, start a fire by rubbing sticks together, practice medicine, launch surprise attacks, fight, and so on. It seems like there's nothing she can't do.
Given their competence, is there any need for them to struggle?
Is there any need to struggle?
"Um."
Sang Ning nodded and said frankly, "Don't worry, this medicine is harmless to the body, but there may be a few minor side effects."
She gestured with her fingers to indicate that there really was only a tiny bit.
Koverdale sneered, looking at her with an air of haughtiness and coldness, and said in a low voice, "Sang Ning, do we look like fools to you?"
They seem like idiots to me.
[Especially Coverdale, who on the surface appears as a noble iceberg, untouchable and unapproachable, but in reality, he's incredibly stupid and lacks intelligence; only his face can fool people.]
[But all you love is his face, Louis, and all you love is his face too.]
That's because besides their faces, they have nothing cute about them. What can we do when we're stuck with someone like that? We're desperate too.
The despairing audience looked at Coffdale and felt utterly ashamed.
Koffdale had no idea what his audience was thinking. He stared at Sanning and said, "Tell me, what do you want in return for the antidote?"
Regarding the antidote, "I must clarify that this is not poison."
The implication is that there is no antidote.
However, Cofferdale and the others didn't believe it. Chu Xingxing stood up with a mournful face, striking a pose that was both offensive and defensive, and waved to her, saying, "I know what you mean. It's just a fight, right? Come on, let's fight."
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