This aura is deadly

Five people walked up the stairs, Sam in front and Chen Ke at the end.

In order to walk smoothly from the subway platform into the hall, you must first clear the sandbags at the door.

There are a huge number of sandbags, one on top of another, almost reaching the ceiling. And not only that, there are sandbags behind the sandbags, and the passage is almost full. Only natural light shines in from the gaps between the sandbags, and a wisp of cold wind blows in.

The people under the steps are attracted by the natural light at the entrance of the stairs, and they look up curiously, their eyes full of anxiety and expectation.

There is some red dust piled on the sandbags. Out of caution, Chen Ke and Sam did not come up and start.

"Will it be poisonous?" Sam asked.

Chen Ke shook his head. This is not the case. Even if it is a big void outside, it is not said that any thing is highly poisonous. Van Hede is still spreading the black ring terminal disease, and it is not said that people will be poisoned to death after walking a few steps.

However, if this is really a big void, then this is completely beyond Chen Ke's understanding.

Chen Ke once guessed that the Great Void was an era that humans had not recorded, and the Kingdom of Vanhede was a magically modified Middle Ages.

And here, it was like a modern city, similar to the United Federation in 2009, and it could not be a part of human history, unless... human history has gone through several rounds...

Chen Ke used his hands to brush away the red dust on the sandbag, and did not notice anything unusual. It seemed to be just ordinary dust. He pressed the sandbag again, and it was filled with sand.

"It's okay, move it." Chen Ke said, picking up the sandbag and passing it under the stairs.

Five people formed two lines, and together with the remaining survivors, they cleaned the sandbags and transported them one by one to the bottom of the stairs. They worked for nearly half an hour and cleaned up nearly 60 sandbags before clearing a path.

Chen Ke was the first to walk out of the passage. He looked around and found himself standing in a standard modern subway station hall that looked unremarkable.

The security checkpoint was damaged and a lot of red dust accumulated.

The luminous billboards on the wall have lost their luster. The signs indicating the platform exits are scattered on the ground, and the writing on them has long been eroded.

The floor of the hall is also covered with some black mud, but the situation is not as serious as underground.

This subway station is connected to the land rail system, so it is open-air. The dome made of steel and glass has been almost broken, and there are glass shards everywhere on the ground.

Through the dome, Chen Ke looked up at the sky. A huge red cloud slowly floated by. The cloud was very close to the ground, giving people the feeling that they could touch it as long as they stood on the top floor of a building.

It is still daytime outside, and the time is uncertain. It seems that it should be less than noon, about 9 or 10 o'clock.

Sam also came out. He didn't have a gun in his hand, which made him feel insecure. He noticed the scenery nearby and his face was full of questions.

"Is this... the City of Opportunity?" Sam asked.

"I don't know, I don't think so." Chen Ke answered while taking out his mobile phone to check. There was no signal. It is basically certain that this is not their world.

"Can we get out?" The three survivors who volunteered to explore the outside world asked while hiding at the door.

"Be careful, it looks safe outside." Sam turned around.

Chen Ke activated his psychic vision. There were no humanoid objects around. He stepped on the glass shards on the ground, trying to see if there was anything around that could be used as a weapon. It would be best if he could find a fire axe or something like that.

After walking around the subway entrance, Chen Ke picked up a broken steel from the ground, which should have fallen from the dome. The length was just close to that of a sword. He picked it up and swung it twice, barely enough to use it as a weapon.

Sam also picked up half a piece of steel from the ground. Although this thing was not round and it was uncomfortable to hold in his hand, it was much better than using bare hands.

There were some shops in the station, and Chen Ke was curious, so he walked towards a fast food restaurant.

"Hey! Hey..." Sam saw Chen Ke walking away without any defense, and shouted to him worriedly. Maybe he felt that the voice was too loud, so he lowered his voice the second time.

"What?" Chen Ke turned around and asked.

"If this is not the United States, isn't it too dangerous for you to walk over like this?" Sam said cautiously. Out of military habit, he began to look for a place to hide as soon as he came out. At this moment, he was standing behind a scrapped security checkpoint.

The Rangers that Sam was in seemed to be just a very ordinary mortal army unit, so there was no psychic power in the body, and naturally there was no psychic vision. Of course, he didn't know that the surroundings were actually very safe.

Chen Ke made an OK gesture and said, "It's very safe here. Look, there are not even any animals around, and the underground entrance is blocked by sandbags. It is obviously an abandoned place."

"Will there be monsters here?" Sam asked.

"Who knows, if I see it, I will tell you." Chen Ke smiled and turned around and continued to walk towards the fast food restaurant.

This fast food restaurant looks similar to Burger King. What surprised Chen Ke was that the environment of this store was very clean, without any rust. He pushed the door and walked in, carefully looking at the things left in the store.

The tables, chairs and various tableware looked like they were just washed yesterday, and the menus were scattered on the ground, as if they were just printed.

Chen Ke picked up a menu, which was filled with prices for various burgers and instant chicken, and even Pepsi-Cola. Of course, it was all written in English, and he also noticed that the price unit on the bill was the United States Federal currency symbol.

"Here..." Chen Ke was stunned, this is not the Great Void! This is really the United Federation of States! However, there are some differences...

Sam also brought people to this fast food restaurant. Looking at Chen Ke who was standing there thinking, he asked carefully: "Did you find anything?"

"Look, Sam, this is indeed the United Federation of States, but I don't know which city this is." Chen Ke handed Sam the menu in his hand.

"This..." Sam didn't know what to say for a moment. He took the menu and looked at it, frowning.

"It's impossible. If such a serious thing happened in the United Federation of States, it's impossible that there wouldn't be any news reports. You see, now that we're up here, there's still no signal on the phone." Sam wondered.

Chen Ke also agreed with Sam's view that a country could not react so slowly, not to mention that this was the United Federation of States, the most developed place in Western capitalist society.

"Um...your friend, Diana, isn't she from the Psychic Administration? Does she know something?" Sam asked.

"It's hard to say, but we can ask her, but let's take a look around first, at least to see what's going on outside." Chen Ke suggested.

Sam nodded, and together with Chen Ke, he led the other three survivors out of the fast food restaurant and headed outside the site.

Along the way, Chen Ke noticed that rust and black spreading substances only existed near the underground subway and underground exits. Everything else was normal. Thinking of the piles of sandbags blocking the door, one can imagine that these changes were It slowly spreads from the ground to the ground.

Rust and black spreading substances are like fungi. Can they be completely isolated underground by just relying on sandbags? Is this thing harmful to people?

At least until now, Chen Ke has not found any human corpses.

The glass door of the subway station has also been broken, shattered into glass shards all over the floor. When I walked out of the station, a cool cold wind blew from outside.

As far as the naked eye can see, there are empty streets and private cars crashing together. The whole world is silent, as if human beings have disappeared out of thin air at a certain moment.

On the ground, occasionally a little red dust is carried up by the wind, just like the accumulation on sandbags, and quickly dissipates in the air.

There is another update in the evening. I am going to open a single chapter to explain the setting of this book in detail.