With the help of two children, Xiao Wen and his group finally managed to carry back the remaining nine people who had fallen into a deep coma, splitting into two groups.
Originally, Xiao Wen had intended to return the equipment in the boy’s mouth to Wen Le, but he searched near the bonfire for a long time without success. Seeing the two children carrying the people, Wen Le decided to hold back his questions.
Forget it, let them rest well.
After carrying everyone into the cave, the two children immediately collapsed on the ground without waiting to sit down.
Uncle Mo was scared, thinking that the two were unable to go on. It wasn’t until Zhou Quan finished his examination and found out that they had suddenly relaxed and become mentally exhausted from the strain that he was relieved.
At this moment, not to mention the usually soft-hearted Uncle Mo and Huang Yao, even Han Ya and Xiao Wen felt heartache.
They had said they needed to be cautious and vigilant, but faced with these young teenagers and an old man with white hair on the ground, no one could bear to turn a deaf ear and a blind eye.
“They’re all just kids!” Uncle Mo carefully helped a teenager into bed, feeling as if his heart was breaking.
Huang Yao had already wiped away her tears and boiled a pot of ginger soup on the side.
Zhou Quan sighed and checked on everyone before nodding.
“Mostly frostbite and colds, coupled with no food supplements, the body is extremely weak, but thankfully their life force is still there. Take good care of them, there’s nothing serious.”
While Wen Le was busy transferring everyone to bed, he relaxed after hearing Zhou Quan’s words.
Throughout the rest of the afternoon, everyone was busy fussing over the people they had just rescued.
“They’re starting to have a fever,” Han Ya said calmly.
“In normal circumstances. Young Master Wen, are the syringes ready?” Zhou Quan turned to ask Wen Le.
Wen Le raised the medicine in his hand.
Zhou Quan washed his hands and picked up the iodine bottle, starting to give injections one by one while Wen Le assisted him on the side.
Dinner was also a makeshift affair, with a row of people lying beside them in high fever and unconsciousness, and no one had the appetite for a big meal.
In the middle of the night, Zhou Quan pulled Yin Chengyang aside and sent the others to sleep, and the two of them stayed to watch over the patients.
In less than half an hour, Uncle Mo and Huang Yao also got up. Huang Yao put Li Yan in Huang Tao’s bed and sat with Uncle Mo beside the group of people.
They were always worried and couldn’t sleep peacefully. They knew that even if they stayed, they couldn’t do much to help, but they were still willing to sit there.
Zhou Quan looked at the two of them and didn’t stop them.
It wasn’t until dawn that Xiao Wen and the others got up one by one much earlier than before.
The eleven unconscious people’s high fever gradually subsided, although they still had a slight fever, they were at least stable.
Wen Le sent the four people who had been awake all night to sleep on the side, promising to wake them up if anything happened. Uncle Mo and Huang Yao finally started to sleep.
They waited like this until noon, when a handsome-looking boy woke up first.
Wen Le had already pointed out several ability users to the others, and this boy who had just awakened was another fire ability user.
The boy woke up, still groggy, thinking he had died, otherwise how could there be such a warm place in the icy snow.
“Awake?” Wen Le approached the boy.
Hearing the sound of someone talking, the boy finally became fully awake. As soon as he opened his eyes, he saw a handsome young man.
“You…”
When the boy was about to speak, Wen Le asked Huang Tao to pour him a glass of water.
After drinking the water, the boy leaned against Huang Tao and looked around. When he saw that the others were still unconscious, he struggled to rush over to make sure everyone was still alive.
“Stay lying down, everyone is alive. You were unconscious for so long, lacked food for a long time, and overexerted yourself, but fortunately you weren’t frostbitten like the others,” said Zhou Quan, who had been awakened by Wen Le. He walked over and took out something he carried with him to check the boy’s condition.
“You have a slight fever, it’s not a big deal. Once the fever subsides, rest well and you’ll be full of energy in two days.” Zhou Quan smiled and patted the boy’s head, easing everyone’s worries.
“Thank you,” the boy remembered, but was restrained by Huang Tao and could only bow to the group of people in front of him.
When he passed out, only Chen Ye and Bai Yun were still awake. Without the help of these people in front of him, he and his friends might have perished in the snow.
“There’s nothing to thank us for. You’re all just children. We can’t just stand by and watch you struggle on your own!” Han Ya stood up with a smile and brought over a bowl of hot porridge that had been cooking on the fire.
Wen Le heard Han Ya speaking and voluntarily made room for him.
This fox was starting to pry into the rabbit’s details again.
After drinking the porridge and a bowl of ginger soup, the boy finally regained his strength and was led by Han Ya to recount his experiences over the past few days.
His name is Han Yifeng, and he is a sophomore in the Meteorology Forecasting Department at Q University, as are his classmates who are still sleeping.
The white-haired old man is their professor, Li Yunsheng, a nationally renowned meteorologist.
In early December, Q University introduced a batch of top-of-the-line global meteorological forecasting instruments, which took more than ten days to officially settle in the meteorological tower in the Yunyi Mountains and serve as Q University’s meteorological test platform.
On December 18th, Professor Li led his class to this place for field operations. Because it was too far from the school, they had to stay overnight each time they came.
On the 19th, they were already preparing to leave when suddenly, including Han Yifeng himself, four classmates fainted. The driver also fainted, and no one knew how to drive the bus. They had to call for emergency assistance, but the situation became more and more chaotic, and the ambulance never came. When they were awake again, most of their classmates also fainted for no apparent reason.
At first, they thought they would wake up fine like Han Yifeng and the other four, but who would have thought it was the beginning of a nightmare.
The classmates who fainted woke up as zombies like in a movie. Only seventeen of them and Professor Li hurriedly fled, but still lost six classmates. If it weren’t for Wang, the driver who originally drove them, suddenly being able to control plants and died protecting them, the eleven of them wouldn’t have survived.
When they finally escaped, they had no car or food. They waited on the half-mountain of the mountain where the test platform was located all night, but Wang the driver never came down.
They had to walk along the road towards the city, but they encountered a snowstorm. Professor Li was the first to fall, and over the past few days, one classmate after another fell. Even if the four of them suddenly had abilities, they could not hold on any longer.
Han Yifeng spoke intermittently, saying that it had been eight days since the end of the world began. Since the appearance of the zombies, this group of children and an old man had not rested. Except for occasionally encountering small animals at the beginning, they had hardly eaten anything after the weather changed. If it weren’t for the two abilities of water and fire, they wouldn’t have been able to make it through these eight days.
Ordinary people would feel dizzy and blurry after going without food for two or three days, but they struggled to survive for eight days.
Uncle Mo and Huang Yao, who woke up one after another, hugged Han Yifeng again, tears in their eyes.
Han Yifeng was at that age where he wasn’t too big or too small, and now being hugged by the two of them, he didn’t know what to do.
Wen Le secretly grinned, now that these people were here, he wouldn’t be treated as being on the same level as Li Yan’s little friends.
“Wake up, wake up!” The group of people surrounding Han Yifeng were suddenly interrupted by a loud voice from Yin Chengyang, who woke up at some point.
Looking in the direction Yin Chengyang pointed, the girl who had persisted until the end woke up.
“Bai Yun!” Han Yifeng shouted in excitement. Ignoring the restraining hands of Huang Tao and the others, he stumbled towards Bai Yun.
After realizing what was happening, Bai Yun climbed up and rushed into Han Yifeng’s arms.
The others nodded knowingly.
No wonder he was so excited. They were a couple!
As Bai Yun woke up, it was like the beginning of a new act. One by one, the others also regained consciousness. Uncle Mo and the others began to hurriedly feed them gruel and medicine…
When these Q-sized teachers and students finally finished their hot meal in the warm cave and felt like they were truly alive, many of them cried and thanked Xiao Wen and the others.
“What’s there to cry about? You’re all grown up, so don’t be shy!” Li Yunsheng, Professor Li, sat next to Uncle Mo and joked.
The seven boys blushed and wiped their noses, grinning foolishly. The three girls, however, didn’t buy Professor Li’s words. Bai Yun still clung to Han Yifeng, making him sneak glances at Professor Li. The other two girls, Song Jia and Yang Han, lay on Huang Yao and cried uncontrollably.
Li Yunsheng looked at these students who hadn’t yet shed their childishness and felt his heart ache.
At home, these children were all pampered, and during school, they were carefree and happy-go-lucky. Suddenly encountering such a big change, watching their classmates die before their eyes, and almost dying themselves in the icy, snowy wilderness…
It was already commendable that they didn’t collapse immediately. Now that they had finally let go of their fear and were able to release their pent-up emotions.
Poor lucky children who were found by WL
Thanks for the update! 🤗🤗