Chapter 101 – Shooting
A sudden gunshot rang out from the third carriage to the eighth carriage.
There had been no gunshots heard on the entire train for a long time.
Xie Xu, standing guard at the glass door, abruptly heard the unexpected gunshot and looked ahead with deep eyes.
Unfortunately, besides the endless aliens, he couldn’t see what was happening up front.
The bullet pierced through the glass door.
It left a small hole.
It then passed through the forehead of the man with glasses.
Bringing out a line of brain matter.
The people in the second carriage were instantly shocked.
They didn’t expect Tu Ran to actually dare to shoot.
“Open the door!!” Tu Ran said coldly.
The people blocking the door inside immediately stepped aside and hurriedly opened the door.
Tu Ran turned and shouted to the burly man, “The door is open, come in quickly.”
The burly man, surrounded by aliens, heard this and immediately roared, using all his muscles to swing his machete, cutting the surrounding aliens in half.
He stepped on the bodies of the aliens and squeezed towards the open glass door.
The aliens followed closely behind.
Tu Ran, quick-eyed and swift-handed, closed the glass door.
One of the alien’s arms was caught in the door gap, its long nails trying to pry the door open.
Tu Ran raised her curved blade and slashed down.
The arm was cleanly cut off, and the door closed with a “bang.”
“I finally got in,” the burly man threw down the heavy machete and collapsed to the ground, “I’m exhausted!”
Such a large figure sitting there made the crowd back away, and no one dared to approach him.
He suddenly noticed someone under his feet, and upon closer inspection, wasn’t it the man with glasses who refused to let him in?
He immediately got furious and kicked the man’s dead face a few times.
“It’s all your fault, you bastard, almost got me killed outside. Smell my stinky feet and get suffocated down there!”
Tu Ran sent everything that had happened over to Xie Xu.
In less than a minute, Xie Xu replied, “You did the right thing, don’t worry, the Federation won’t punish you.”
Tu Ran’s worried heart finally settled.
In fact, she was still a bit unsure when she aimed at the man with glasses.
Seeing the increasingly arrogant posture of the man with glasses, she knew that if she didn’t kill him to establish her authority, the door wouldn’t open.
So she took the risk and fired the shot.
Her thoughts returned to the present.
The aliens began to hit the glass again.
The glass door behind Tu Ran trembled.
She turned around, and the aliens’ hitting became even more frantic.
Tu Ran noticed the small hole left by the bullet.
The glass wouldn’t be as strong as it was before!
She quickly said, “Move to the first carriage, this carriage is not safe.”
The crowd immediately began moving to the carriage behind.
There weren’t many people in this carriage originally; those left were young and strong, resisting the aliens with the man with glasses.
The transfer was quick.
Tu Ran and her four companions were the last to retreat.
The moment the door of the first carriage closed, the glass door of the second carriage shattered.
Aliens scrambled out of the shards.
But they found that the food in this carriage was gone.
They moved aimlessly forward, ears pricked for any sound.
There was nothing, no sound at all.
Some aliens walked unconsciously to the glass door leading to the first carriage.
Through the clear carriage, they saw the empty aisle of the first carriage.
Not a single human.
Their delicacies had disappeared.
Without seeing their target, they turned into wandering ghosts.
Their frantic rage extinguished, they wouldn’t hit the glass door again.
At this moment, in the first carriage, everyone was pressed against the sides of the carriage, standing in a radial pattern.
Every blind spot in their vision was covered.
From the zombies’ perspective, the visible area was empty.
