Chapter 381: Chapter 375: Interception

The environment here is completely different from the desolation on the other side of the big city; it appears vibrant and full of life, with many strange animals, while the number of zombies is relatively small.

Along the way, they didn’t even have to fight once; the Monk skillfully avoided them or used chanting to attract their attention, taking the opportunity to escape.

“Monk Weihuo, you are definitely a master at running away. Haha, you made it all the way here.”

Su Changxing couldn’t help but praise.

Being able to escape is also an impressive ability.

Monk Weihuo was silent for a moment, “Is that a compliment?”

“Of course, it saves a lot of trouble.”

Su Changxing smiled, as a card gradually formed in his hand, bearing the image of the monk.

Now, stealing abilities from others was a piece of cake for him, as instinctive as eating, drinking, and breathing.

This was the result of frequently using his abilities.

[You used stealing on others, Mysteriousness +5]

“Let’s take a break, I can see you’re a bit tired.”

Su Changxing saw that the monk was already out of breath and suggested.

The monk shook his head and said quietly, “No need, I can keep running with one breath, time is of the essence.”

Su Changxing raised an eyebrow, roughly guessing what the monk was thinking, and said:

“As long as you can keep it up, it doesn’t matter to me… Who initiated this operation of yours? The Security Bureau?”

The monk shook his head and said, “No, it was initiated by Chenxi, and there were people from the Security Bureau participating too.”

According to the monk, the situation here seemed very different; Chenxi’s power was larger, possibly due to the distribution of people.

The placement of individuals was not entirely random.

Because it wasn’t entirely random, each area had significant differences.

Official personnel should always be the most numerous and the easiest to organize, which made Chenxi not simple at all.

“There’s someone ahead.”

Su Changxing opened his eyes and suddenly said.

The monk looked confused, “Where? Why didn’t I see anyone?”

“They’ll soon be climbing over the other side of the slope,” Su Changxing explained.

Sure enough, in a little while, more than ten people appeared on the hill, holding weapons and carrying backpacks, each appearing to not be weak, with the leader being an Extraordinary.

They saw Su Changxing and the monk, changed direction, and walked straight towards them.

Su Changxing thought for a moment and asked, “Monk Weihuo, do you know them?”

The monk shook his head and said, “No, but they look like people from Chenxi, they have the most people, many of whom are Superpower Users.”

Su Changxing pondered a bit and said, “Just don’t expose me later; say you want to go out, you should get what I mean.”

The monk didn’t think much and straightforwardly replied:

“I get it, but the people from Chenxi are very domineering, ruthless, often acting like madmen.”

“Did you know them before the apocalypse?”

Su Changxing asked.

Monk Weihuo nodded and said, “Not really knew them, just heard of them. For a while, they had a direct conflict with the Security Bureau, and I heard it eventually came to nothing, and they became a bit more restrained afterward.”

“However, this organization has existed for a long time, as if it dates back to the Dynasty era. At that time, it was also when we monks were at our peak.”

The monk, who seemed to understand nothing, spoke knowledgeably, showing a deep familiarity with related information.

“Monk, where are you going?”

The shout came from a young man wearing black-rimmed glasses, his tone full of suspicion.

The monk smiled and said, “I have something to go out for, and I’ll take this injured brother along.”

The young man frowned, face stern, and said:

“Are you trying to escape? Do you know what happens to those who run away, and as for him…”

He glanced at Su Changxing, who had his eyes closed, and said, “Someone so severely injured doesn’t need to live; it’s better if they die. We don’t have the energy to deal with them.”

The monk immediately refused:

“No, I must leave; it’s important, and you can’t stop me.”

Someone behind immediately shouted:

“What important thing could you have? You people are just trying to escape. Let me tell you, we’ve already executed several like you who wanted to escape.”

Something’s not right.

These Chenxi people seemed aggressively confrontational, putting the blame on them right off, seemingly targeting them directly.

Su Changxing realized this was definitely not a coincidence, but these people specifically sought them out, and the target was not him, but Monk Weihuo.

Su Changxing suddenly opened his eyes, his gaze deep, and said lightly:

“I’m the one who wanted him to take me out; do you have any opinions?”

The leading young man suddenly felt breathless, unable to speak, his body involuntarily trembling, feeling afraid, every cell in his body in fear.

His expression grew stiff, suddenly changing his demeanor, and he said with an awkward laugh:

“Ha, no… no problem, you can go; we were just asking, since you have something important, you can naturally leave.”

Su Changxing saw the young man’s reaction and chuckled lightly:

“Monk, it’s fine, let’s keep going.”

The monk was momentarily stunned, not understanding why the other party suddenly became so agreeable, immediately walking away, feeling Su Changxing had remarkable eloquence.

The group watched Su Changxing and the monk leave until they went far away; only then did the leading young man sit on the ground, exhaling heavily, sweat covering his forehead.

One person looked bewildered and quietly asked from behind:

“Brother Guan, what happened? Are we just letting them go? Wasn’t our task to capture that monk?”

The leading young man looked at the ground, speaking in a grave tone:

“The person the monk was carrying has incredibly terrifying power, just a glance nearly made me collapse. Quickly, we need to report back to the Deacon Chief immediately. A suspiciously powerful individual suddenly appeared here.”

As he spoke, he led his people to run in another direction, their communication method becoming primitive without signals; they could only rely on running.

Su Changxing naturally noticed these people’s actions and thought to ask:

“Monk, did you offend the Chenxi folk, or have you had a conflict with them before?”

The monk seemed uncertain, thought, and said:

“No, before, it was always some of my senior brothers dealing with them; I just followed orders.”

Su Changxing’s eyes widened and he asked:

“You have other senior brothers here too?”

The monk nodded, smiling, and said:

“Yes, we’ve been pretty lucky. Almost half of the members from our temple were placed in the same forum area. Luckily, having a few senior and junior brothers around, otherwise, I might not have survived until now.”

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