They packed up their things and stayed away from the crack in the ground.

As they expected there would be aftershocks, they gave up the idea of ​​going back and planned to continue to spend the night in the wild.

They found a place more than 100 meters away from the crack and the factory. There were no dangerous obstacles around, which was very suitable for setting up camp.

Jiang Ning took out a compression tent from her backpack.

For three people and a dog, she was afraid that it would be too crowded, so she specially chose a large tent with two bedrooms and a living room.

Huo Yishen called Doudou over and taught her how to set up a tent in the wild.

Jiang Ning walked to a higher place, took out a telescope and looked at the city.

The urban area with high-rise buildings was gone.

Under the scorching sun, the air was gray. The sightseeing tower that represented Fengcheng's architecture, which was more than 300 meters high and could overlook the entire Fengcheng, no longer existed.

Just like that, it was silently wiped out from the earth.

There were ruins everywhere, and human industrial civilization was almost destroyed.

Even if she experienced it again, Jiang Ning was still terrified and her palms were sweating.

Fengcheng, where she had lived for 20 years, had become lifeless. There was no longer any vitality before the natural disaster.

Inside the escape capsule and outside the escape capsule, it was like two different worlds.

She hid safely in the escape capsule, and when she came out, the outside world had turned upside down.

Jiang Ning stood in the scorching sun, unable to come back to her senses for a long time.

Before the sunset, Huo Yishen successfully set up the tent with two children and filled the air cushion with an air pump.

After telling the two not to run around, he walked towards the lonely figure bathed in the golden glow, "What's wrong?"

Jiang Ning handed him the telescope.

Huo Yi looked at everything in the distance for a long time before saying, "The municipal government has given advance warnings, and I believe many people can survive."

It won't be as tragic as the last life, with bloody corpses everywhere.

The tent is ventilated enough, but it can't withstand the high temperature. Jiang Ning took out the air-conditioning fan, added some ice cubes to it, and gave each person a glass of iced juice to cool off. "Come on, let's survive." Noon

is casual, and dinner is a little better, but it's all light meals, pork ribs and corn soup, braised eggplant, and stir-fried vegetables.

At the same time, the solar lights are adjusted to be very dim.

After all, we were in the wild. What if the food smelled too strong or the lights were too bright and attracted others?

After dinner, Doudouwo wiped his hands and feet and watched cartoons in the room.

The two of them sat outside the tent to enjoy the cool air. Jiang Ning was a little curious, "How did you spend the day of the earthquake in your last life?"

It was too long ago. Huo Yi thought deeply for a while, "It happened suddenly without any signs. I hadn't rested for two days and was sleeping in the dormitory. Suddenly, the earth shook..."

He fell off the bed and couldn't stand up at all. His body was hit by the fallen furniture.

I remember that his forehead was broken and blood was flowing out.

But with the reaction he had developed over the years, he quickly rushed out of the dormitory, and the next moment the house collapsed.

As soon as the earthquake was over, they hurried to dig out their comrades who were buried in the house.

During this period, aftershocks occurred one after another, and many people who participated in the rescue were injured one after another. Most of the comrades who were dug out with bare hands... due

to high temperature, earthquake, suffocation, very few survived.

They didn't even have time to feel sad for the sacrificed comrades, and immediately devoted themselves to the task of rescuing the survivors, and they didn't rest for several days.

Speaking of the past, it seemed like it was still yesterday. Huo Yishen was in a very heavy mood. He held Jiang Ning's hand, "Aning, what about you?"

His words made Jiang Ning stunned for a moment.

Sure enough, this guy had known that she was also reborn, but he just didn't reveal it.

Jiang Ning's eyes were a little empty, but she still looked into his eyes. "I was alone at that time, and I happened to be out of Jinrong Community when I went out to find food. I was injured by flying rocks during the earthquake, and the wound was infected. I was in a coma for a long time before I woke up."

It was a miracle. I don't know how she survived.

After waking up, there were bodies of the dead everywhere. She searched for a long time to find some food and continued to survive...

But in the end, she still couldn't escape the tragic end.

Jiang Ning leaned gently on Huo Yishen's shoulder and looked up at the starry night sky. "Look, what a beautiful starry sky, shining like diamonds."

In her impression, the industrialized Fengcheng no longer has such a charming night sky.

The sky is so dark, the stars are so bright, and the moon is not stained with dust.

Who could have imagined that under the beautiful night sky, mountains and rivers would collapse, buildings would fall down, corpses would be buried under the ruins, and countless survivors would lose their homes.

The topic was too heavy, Huo Yishen did not speak, but stayed by her side quietly, with his fingers tightly clasped.

Suddenly, the world began to shake again.

It was not particularly intense, but the ground could be felt shaking.

The aftershocks came again.

Jiang Ning suddenly woke up and released the lifeboat.

Huo Yishen got into the convertible and found that the dog had bitten Doudou's clothes and was pulling hard.

Three people and one dog entered the lifeboat again.

There were several aftershocks in the night, so they just stayed in the lifeboat. Although it was a bit narrow and there was no room for movement, it was safe enough. Why would they need a bicycle?

It was almost five in the morning when Huo Yishen patted Jiang Ning, suggesting that she should pack up.

After leaving the lifeboat, the two returned to the tent to continue sleeping.

Jiang Ning packed up the lifeboat, stretched her arms and legs to relieve her fatigue, and then went to sleep in the tent.

She felt that Huo Yishen was too close to her, so she pushed him away in disdain, "Stay away, it's hot."

The big man who was disdainful was a little depressed, and muttered, "Have you forgotten the time when you hugged me tightly?"

Jiang Ning understood immediately, blushed, and kicked him lightly.

Huo Yishen grabbed her feet, "Be gentle, don't wake Kele up."

"I should have let it bite you."

Just as she finished speaking, a green eye suddenly appeared in the darkness, scaring her, "Coke, get out!"

Kele felt like a thousand arrows pierced his heart, and returned to the living room with a wronged dog face, curling up silently.

The shit shoveler doesn't love it anymore.

Sure enough, she didn't love the man anymore after finding him.

Not long after sleeping, the sky in the east began to turn pale.

Huo Yishen woke up the two dogs, rinsed his mouth, ate breakfast, packed up the tent and prepared to go home.

There was an earthquake that caused landslides and cracked the ground. There were gullies everywhere and the roads were damaged and destroyed.

The closer to the city, the more serious the damage.

For safety reasons, Jiang Ning did not take out the Hummer to avoid having to put it in the space when the road was blocked.

It would be troublesome if someone found out in broad daylight.

So, the three people and the dog decided to walk back.

The bright and beautiful appearance also attracted attention. Some mud was smeared on the face and body, and the hair and clothes were messed up.

Worried about the unnoticeable cracks or dangers on the road, each person had a hiking stick for self-defense.

Huo Yishen led his sister.

Jiang Ning tied a dog leash to Coke.

No group can walk around randomly.

It was past six o'clock, and the sky was not particularly bright, but it was already clear.

Huo Yishen walked in front and reminded people to pay attention when they encountered roadblocks.

The closer they walked to the city, the more houses collapsed. They could vaguely see people rummaging in the ruins and heard children crying.

Before they got close, a girl of eight or nine years old kept waving her hands and crying for help, "Brothers and sisters, save my mother..."