Doomsday Summoning Frenzy

"Dear family and friends, today we will return to civilized society and re-enter the embrace of the Party and the country."

"Today, we will completely say goodbye to our lives filled with fear and the lack of water and electricity. Once everything is back in order..."

Wen Yu stood by the window on the sixth floor, the window fully open, listening to Li Quan'an's passionate speech below, and quietly took a sip of water.

More than three hundred people were scattered below, some showing happy and excited smiles as they listened to Li Quan'an, while others, especially the professionals, watched coldly.

Wen Yu snorted coldly, downed the water in his bottle, then turned and walked downstairs.

By the time Wen Yu reached the ground floor, the mobilization meeting led by Li Quan'an had already ended. The busy crowd was loading luggage onto the vehicles, most people's faces radiating smiles.

"Are you ready?"

"No problems at all," Li Quan'an answered confidently.

"When can we set off?" Wen Yu asked.

"We'll leave as soon as they finish packing. It’s also to let these people enjoy a bit longer," Li Quan'an said, as there was no room for sympathy at this time.

"Got it, I'll go make some preparations and be back soon."

Wen Yu nodded to Li Quan'an and turned towards the Exchange Stone Pillar.

There weren't many points left, so Wen Yu directly exchanged them for a bottle of primary healing potion and stored it in his Spatial Ring, leaving him with only a few dozen points remaining.

At this point, Wen Yu had completed all his preparations.

"Wen Yu."

A voice called out from behind him.

Wen Yu turned to see Sun Ruixing.

Sun Ruixing had not been faring well these past few days; everyone was being monitored by several people in shifts, which made life difficult.

More importantly, given Sun Ruixing's character, this situation was particularly cruel for him.

"Uh-huh."

Wen Yu nodded faintly. He didn't have much to say to Sun Ruixing.

"Brother Wen Yu, I know things can't be changed now. I thought about it when I got back, so I want to ask you, if possible, to take care of a few more people."

Sun Ruixing’s tone was filled with helplessness, uncertainty, and even a hint of desperation.

Wen Yu hesitated for a moment, then sighed and said, "Brother Sun, I can only promise my best effort. This isn't a commitment. If the situation is good, I'll help those in need. But if things go badly, I must prioritize my own life."

"That's enough; that’s enough…"

Sun Ruixing murmured as he walked towards the ordinary citizens who were packing their things.

Behind him, Lin Hu followed closely.

...

"Set off."

With a wave of Li Quan'an's hand, the entire team of more than three hundred people began to move slowly.

A group of over three hundred is not small, but with dozens of vehicles of various sizes, it quickly seemed bloated.

Many professionals who couldn't get on a vehicle followed closely behind at a steady pace.

Wen Yu and Li Quan'an sat in one vehicle, with Li Quan'an driving and Wen Yu in the passenger seat, while Bai Feifei was in the back.

Seeing Wen Yu in the same vehicle, especially with Li Quan'an, Bai Feifei's embarrassed expression flashed momentarily.

"Do you need me to do anything in a bit?"

Wen Yu asked, smoking a cigarette.

Li Quan'an hesitated slightly before confidently responding, "No need, we can handle this completely."

Blowing out a smoke ring, Wen Yu said with satisfaction, "Not bad, Mayor Li, you are quite capable. Now I owe you a favor; if I can't help you later in Chaihe Town, I'll repay it."

Li Quan'an laughed, "Hearing Brother Wen Yu say that, I feel reassured. As for whether we can break through, I don’t foresee any major problems here."

"Oh?" Seeing Li Quan'an's confident expression, a moment of realization flashed in Wen Yu's eyes; Li Quan'an might have quite a few tricks up his sleeve.

"That old fox is hiding quite deep," Wen Yu silently mocked in his heart, then chose to ignore it.

The entire convoy slowly drove through the dilapidated and desolate streets. Many people had not left the camp recently, and seeing their hometown in such a state made everyone gradually fall silent.