"Amazing," I said sincerely.
He stepped on the gas, turned the steering wheel, and the car's headlights swept over the group of people chasing after him.
Whoosh! Bang!
Suddenly, an arrow flew from a distance and blew out a car headlight.
Bang!
Shortly after, gunshots also came from the direction of the playground.
However, the shot missed.
Hu Fei stepped on the gas, and the SUV sped off.
They were all left behind.
"Where is the door?" Hu Fei asked.
"Keep going straight ahead and you'll reach the main gate. Once you're out, it's up to you, but we'll have to get rid of the car once we're safe."
"No, it's such a nice car, it would be a shame to lose it," Hu Fei said.
I rolled my eyes. What's wrong with this guy?
We're currently in the north pursuing them. If they find us by following this car, wouldn't we expose ourselves?
But I'm too lazy to say it now. I think Hu Fei should understand this. He doesn't seem stupid. If he didn't understand this, he wouldn't have survived until now.
I lay in the passenger seat, and my whole body began to feel uncomfortable from the inside out. In no time, I lost consciousness and the ability to think. My vision was blurry. I knew I was awake, but the pain in my body kept me in a half-dreaming, half-awake state.
I don't know how much time passed, but I felt myself being carried out of the car and taken to a dark place.
...
When I woke up, it was pitch black all around, and for a moment I thought I had gone blind.
It wasn't until I saw the moonlight outside the window that I realized it was just too dark here, not that I was blind. I swallowed hard; my craving had just subsided, and I felt weak all over.
I looked around and found that Hu Fei was not there.
I guess he's gone outside. I can't be bothered to care. I'm exhausted right now. I lay down on the floor, pulled up the blanket, and went back to sleep.
(End of this chapter)
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