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The thick fog finally began to dissipate, and the sun gradually peeked out around noon. I stepped out of the cabin; the wind was strong, but I liked the feeling of the strong wind blowing against my face. They say that when a car is driving at 80 mph in still air, you can feel the texture of the wind if you reach out and touch it. But at sea, I preferred to rub my face against it. I closed my eyes, my mind filled with fantasies, and a wicked smile unconsciously crept onto my lips. "He's obviously a scoundrel, that fake smile on his face," a woman's voice said. "That's right, stay away from people like that in the future," another woman's voice replied. I immediately opened my eyes and turned to see two very beautiful and hot girls pointing and whispering about me. When they saw me turn away, they immediately shut up and turned back to look at the sea. Of course, I didn't care about those words. From the side, their ample figures were almost bursting out, and I immediately felt a surge of heat. I cursed inwardly, "Wearing so little in this wind, aren't you afraid of freezing to death!" But I still shamelessly walked over to the two women, leering at them, and said, "Ladies, it's so windy and you're wearing so little. Don't catch a cold." "What, trying to talk to us?" The girl in green gave me a disdainful look. I couldn't stand that kind of look. What's so great about a bitch? Sooner or later, she'd still be pinned down by a man, even if it wasn't me. The girl in white seemed a bit shy, as if she wanted to say something but swallowed it back. "What do you do? You're so old, how did you end up on this boat?" the girl in green spoke again. This ship was for a graduation ceremony held by graduating students. My neighbor, Xiaoxuan, said it was a lavish affair organized by a wealthy girl in her class. If Xiaoxuan hadn't invited me, saying I was her uncle, I probably wouldn't have gotten on this ship. Tourism isn't really my thing, but the thought of a ship full of beautiful girls made me agree without hesitation. "I used to be a naval captain, but I retired due to injury. I haven't seen the sea in a long time, so I'm here to reminisce. Besides, the captain invited me, so I should at least give him that courtesy." With that, I turned my head towards the sea, feigning a deep, thoughtful expression, as if reminiscing about the past. "You're a naval captain!" The girl in white immediately showed adoration, practically kneeling before me. "Zimo, you're infatuated! He's lying to you. Are naval captains that young? Don't forget, my dad's a real navy officer." The girl in green immediately interrupted Zimo. Zi Mo looked suspicious and slowly said, "Yes, your father is almost fifty years old and he's only a captain." Being exposed felt awful. I glared at the girl in green, thinking that this woman was too clever to be easily dealt with. Zi Mo, on the other hand, looked so innocent; I figured getting her wouldn't be a problem. I was quite confident in my looks. If I were ugly, that girl in green wouldn't have talked to me so much; she could have simply ignored me or pulled Zi Mo away. Just as I was about to start spouting nonsense, suddenly there was a loud "boom," and the whole ship shook violently, tilting immediately. Caught off guard, I fell to the ground, and the two girls tumbled and screamed in fright. The shaking subsided quickly. Looking towards the stern, I saw flames shooting into the sky, billowing thick black smoke. I immediately realized that the ship's engine room had exploded. The ship slowly began to sink. Many people in the cabins staggered out, screaming in terror as they realized the ship was about to sink. Some girls cried loudly. Instinctively, everyone ran towards the bow, trying to get as high as possible. This was a human instinct, but they didn't realize that the higher they ran, the faster they would drown. When the ship completely submerged, the large crowd would jostle for survival, and even the best swimmers would be pulled overboard. The accident happened so fast that many students didn't have time to react before falling into the sea. Although the wind wasn't strong, it created very high waves, and after a few waves, people disappeared from sight. At that moment, I couldn't think of anything else. I immediately grabbed a railing and quickly looked around. Just then, someone suddenly grabbed my pants as they rolled around. I looked and saw it was Xiao Xuan. "Brother Tian, save me!" When Xiao Xuan saw me, tears immediately welled up in his eyes, as if he regarded me as God. "Xiao Xuan, grab this! Don't move!" I pulled Xiao up, then let go and ran towards higher ground. By then, the ship was already half-submerged and tilting badly. People were screaming and fleeing for higher ground. Actually, I wasn't trying to escape. I saw the plastic tables on the deck. The plastic wasn't very dense; it could float on water and shouldn't have any problem supporting a person's weight. I ran to the tables, grabbed a cabin window, kicked the glass, and jumped into the cabin. I knew there were fire axes inside. I grabbed an axe, jumped back out of the cabin, and started chopping at the table legs. In a few swings, I knocked down two tables. Someone saw me chopping at the tables and immediately realized my intention. He even tried to take it from me. In this life-or-death situation, I didn't care about anything else. I shoved him away forcefully, and he rolled to the stern, immediately swallowed by the feet of the crowd. I lay prone on the deck, pressing the plastic table beneath me, and paddled towards Xiao Xuan. Reaching him, I grabbed the railing again and shouted, "Xiao Xuan, hold onto the table and jump into the sea! Don't run with the crowd!" Xiao Xuan nodded vigorously, grabbed one leg of the table, and started paddling down, mimicking my movements. I squeezed my eyes shut for a second. "Ouch! You idiot! If you don't put something under your stomach, your flesh will chafe!" But a chafed stomach was better than drowning. I clung tightly to the table, pushed off the ground with my legs, and released my grip, leaping into the sea with a splash. But I held onto the life-saving table tightly. In the sea, with just that small table, I had no control over my direction; the current carried me wherever it took me, and whether I'd be rescued was entirely up to fate. After drifting for a while, I glanced back at the ship. Only the deck was visible, and a huge crowd surged towards it, people disappearing into the sea like stones being thrown in. I drifted at sea for a long time without seeing a single ship pass by. I drifted for an entire afternoon and night. Fortunately, the sea was calm at night. By the next morning, exhausted, I gradually lost consciousness, but I didn't let go of the table. My arms were like machines, clinging tightly to it. I knew I was going to die. With my last breath, I shouted, "I haven't married yet! I'm not reconciled!" Around noon, I groggily woke up, shook my head, and looked around. I found myself lying on the beach, the seawater lapping against my face—it felt wonderful. I tried moving my body, feeling no pain and actually quite agile. Suddenly, I sat up, laughing, "Holy crap, I'm still alive!" I glanced around and saw a woman lying on the beach. I immediately went over, turned her over, and saw it was the girl in the green dress. Her clothes were torn at the chest, revealing a large expanse of white skin, making my mind go blank. But then I realized she might still be alive. I touched her neck; she was alive. I pressed hard on her chest, and she quickly vomited some water and slowly opened her eyes. Seeing my hand, she screamed, suddenly sat up, and her forehead slammed hard against my face. I felt like fireflies flew before my eyes, and blood started flowing from my nose. "Slap!" A heavy slap landed on my face, followed by the woman's heart-wrenching scream: "You pervert! You bastard!" She immediately clutched her chest tightly. I was furious. I slapped her across the face, but not hard. If I wanted to, I could have knocked her unconscious. I yelled, "What the hell are you yelling for? I'm saving you, you idiot!" The slap made her burst into tears, sobbing uncontrollably. "You bullied me, and you hit me!" I can't stand women's tears. I patted her shoulder and said, "It was wrong of me to hit you, but I did it for your own good. If I hadn't, you would have kept crying. We're not dead yet. Do you know where we are?" She immediately stopped crying and looked around. All around was a beach, and behind her was land with some low-lying vegetation. Then she saw corpses washed ashore and piles of remains. She screamed in terror, but only the relentless howling sea wind answered her. "Stop crying. This is probably a deserted island. We don't know if anyone's here, or if it's dangerous. If you keep crying and attract wild animals or something, we'll both really die." But she wouldn't listen to me. The louder she cried, the more hysterical she became. "I told you to stop crying! Don't you know what's going on here? You...""If you cry any longer, you'll lose your voice and won't even have any saliva left." Hearing my shout, she was startled and immediately stopped crying. I helped her up, supporting her shoulders, though my eyes couldn't resist stealing a glimpse of her exposed skin—not that I wanted to see, but I had no choice. I asked, "What's your name?" This time, her crying subsided considerably, and she murmured, "My name is Xu Meng." "Hmm, my surname is Ai, and my name is Ai Boqi. From now on, you have to listen to everything I say, or if it's more than a day, you'll die here, understand?" Xu Meng nodded, and said cutely, "Will there be anyone else here?" Chapter 002: Split into Two Groups I chuckled. What an innocent girl! She couldn't tell that my name was just a joke. Just as I was about to tease her again, a woman's voice came from behind me, "What? Your name is Ai Boqi? Are you fucking crazy?" The voice was so familiar, so magnetic. But I also anticipated that something bad was about to happen. I turned around and saw Xiao Xuan leading a woman out of the woods. This wonderful thing hadn't even ended when Xiao Xuan ruined it, which made me extremely unhappy. Soon, footsteps echoed through the woods, and people began to emerge. I noticed there were quite a few people, at least twenty or thirty, young and old, men and women. Many had solemn faces and tear tracks on their faces. I guessed the older ones were the students' parents; they had lost their children, yet they themselves had survived—how painful that must be. Now I realized that Xu Meng and I weren't the only survivors. These people had already drifted here. Finally, a middle-aged man in his mid-thirties stepped forward, his face serious and his gaze arrogant. He walked to the front of the group and said, "There are thirty-two of us in total: ten men including you, and twenty-two women. The situation is very unfavorable for us. First, we don't know where we are. Second, we have to wait for rescue. Third, we have to find a way out, because we don't know if this is an island, mainland, or an extension of the continental shelf." Xiao Xuan walked to my side and told me that this man was a crew member named Zhou Hai, the only surviving crew member. Although he was only a temporary worker on the ship, having worked there for less than six months, he was frequently at sea, so everyone now regarded him as their leader. "You are a crew member on the ship; these problems should be solved by you. Are you expecting us to solve them? You seem to have forgotten your responsibilities." The speaker was a young man in his early twenties, who looked like a student. He spoke angrily, seemingly quite dissatisfied with Zhou Hai. Zhou Hai chuckled awkwardly, walked up to the student, and suddenly slapped him across the face. The student immediately coughed up blood, teeth flying out. Before the student could react, Zhou Hai kicked him in the stomach, sending him sprawling to the ground. Zhou Hai didn't stop there, continuing to kick the student in the face and stomach until he passed out. "Our situation is very precarious right now, so I don't want to hear any other opinions. You all have to listen to me. Do you have any other suggestions?" Zhou Hai said with a confident smile. No one answered. Although everyone disliked Zhou Hai's actions, in this situation, more opinions meant a more complicated situation. His approach was arguably correct; without someone to keep things in check, internal strife might break out. Many people nodded in agreement, and Xu Meng next to me was about to nod as well. I immediately grabbed her hand, and she looked at me with a puzzled expression. Just as she was about to speak, I heard Zhou Hai say, "Brother, do you have any objections?" I chuckled dryly and said to Xiao Xuan, "Xiao Xuan, come here." Xiao Xuan didn't understand what I meant, but he eventually came over. I took Xiao Xuan's hand and also held the hands of the two girls tightly, saying, "I think it's better if we separate. We should take control of our own destiny. Even if I die, I'll be content. If I'm lucky enough to survive, I'll learn a lot. Brother Hai, don't you think so?" Zhou Hai looked at me contemptuously and said, "You're right. Okay, you go your way, we'll go ours. Now, those who want to find a way out with me, come with me. Those who want to follow him, go with him." Still, no one spoke. I felt sorry for these people; the worst thing is to follow the wrong person. Unexpectedly, Zi Mo ran up to us and said to Zhou Hai, "I want to be with Meng. I'm not afraid of death." Zhou Hai smiled and turned to leave with his men. They'd gone quite a distance. Xu Meng pulled her hand away from mine and asked, puzzled, "Why didn't you go with them? There are more of them; we can do a lot together, but we..." I sneered at Zhou Hai and said, "Following him is suicide. Do you believe me? They'll be almost all dead in three days." The three girls asked in unison, "Why?" "We don't even know where we are now. If rescue comes, we'll probably either starve or die of thirst. The most important thing now is to survive, find food, and see if any supplies have washed ashore." "Oh, I see!" "That Zhou Hai is an idiot. He actually went looking for a way out. He's fucking stupid. If this were mainland China, there might be a chance to get out, but if it's a large, isolated island, they'll all starve to death before they even finish exploring." At this point, I immediately changed the subject, saying, "Since you're following me, you have to listen to me. Now we're going to the beach to salvage things, especially metal, which is extremely valuable." Without metal, we probably wouldn't even be able to cut a single branch. When I jumped into the sea, I actually lost the fire axe. Thinking about it now, it's a real pity. If I had it, things would have been much easier. The three girls were quite obedient and immediately went into the sea to start retrieving things. Unexpectedly, Zhou Hai and his gang saw us retrieving things and immediately came back. They would try to snatch whatever we retrieved. There were nine men on their side, and only one of me on this side. If it were a head-on fight, I definitely wouldn't stand a chance. Xiao Xuan was furious, her face turning red, and she was about to curse. I immediately signaled Xiao Xuan not to be impulsive and pulled them away from these people. I saw the corpses on the beach, some washed away by the water, and some washed ashore. There were many corpses, but the three women didn't scream; they just kept their distance from the bodies. I walked to the corpses, took off their clothes, emptied their pockets, picked up the clothes, and gave them to the three girls. Although they were disgusted, they still held on to them. After I stripped the corpses naked, I pulled them up and threw them into the sea to let the seawater wash them away. Zhou Hai and the others, unaware of my intentions, began to mock me. I sneered and remained silent. Xu Meng and the others looked on in astonishment, turning their heads away. By the time we finished clearing the corpses, it was nearly four or five o'clock. I was exhausted, but at least we had cleared all the bodies. Xu Meng and the others hadn't found anything, and most importantly, there was no food. Whether there was any fresh water nearby became crucial. A person in good health can survive for about twenty days without food, but without water, they probably wouldn't even last three days. I pulled Xu Meng and the others away from the beach. Zi Mo secretly pulled a piece of iron from her pocket, her face as red as an apple, and said, "You said metal is good stuff, so I secretly hid it in my pocket, and they didn't notice." I smiled and comforted her, "You're smart. I guess those idiots won't look for metal. Come on, let's find a place to settle down. Storms at sea are common. Don't be fooled by the warm weather now; if it rains or gets windy at night, people can freeze to death." There was a forest not far from the beach, and it got denser as we went in, but I led them only along the edge of the forest, looking for a cliff or a natural crevice where we could take shelter from the rain and wind. Xiao Xuan asked me, puzzled, "Brother Boqi." Xiao Xuan actually laughed when she said this, but I didn't care. She continued, "Why did you throw the body into the water just now?" "You guys are too young..." Who knew that as soon as I said this, all three of them gave me a disdainful look. "You think you're so great!" I said seriously, "Do you know? That Zhou Hai is our biggest enemy." "Why?" I sneered, "You'll find out in three days. I won't give the enemy any chance to survive. If they can't find food, they'll eat the dead. That way, they'll have a food source. So I'm going to throw the corpses into the sea, and they'll die. We have to tolerate them stealing our things, because we're not a match for them right now. Once a fight breaks out, no one will have a good ending." Chapter 003 Exchanging Food We hadn't gone far when we heard shouts behind us. Because we were far away, the sound wasn't very loud. It was Zhou Hai and his group. They had been searching all afternoon and were still searching. If I wasn't mistaken, someone must have been swept away by the waves. These people didn't understand that the wind would pick up as it got dark, and it was common for two people to be swept away. The three girls were terrified, watching helplessly as those people were swept away by the sea. I said calmly, "This...""It's fate!" After saying that, they started looking at the cliff not far away, hoping to find a place to shelter. "Don't look anymore, there's nothing we can do to help. We don't even know if we can survive tonight. We need to find a home to settle down, then find water and food." "Home..." For them, what a longed-for word it was. "A place to sleep where it's warm is home." I felt sorry for their behavior. They didn't realize how dangerous our situation was, and seemed to still be fantasizing that a rescue fleet would appear in front of us tomorrow. We quickly found a crevice. The crevice was really small, at most three people could fit in. As soon as they saw such a small crevice, they all refused to stay in it because they were girls and couldn't squeeze in with men. I was a little annoyed. Damn it, what time is it, and they still care about these things? I shouted at the top of my lungs, "If you don't want to stay, get out and find your own! Those who want to stay, go to the edge of the woods right now and break off some branches to prop up the crevice. Remember not to go into the woods, understand?" They felt wronged, but they didn't object and all went. They found a wooden stick, tore the clothes into strips, and tied the metal piece to the stick, thus creating a simple tool. While they were building it, I went to the edge of the woods to look for vines. Some vines were hollow in the center, containing water, and a large amount of water at that. At the beach, I found a bottle of mineral water and another bottle. Zhou Hai and his group had taken the water, but I kept the empty bottle. I then cut the vine and quickly filled the bottle with water. I tasted it; it was a bit astringent, but drinkable. Then I ran back to the beach. Zhou Hai and his group were gone. I lifted up a few rocks and found some small fish and crabs inside. The number was limited, but these would prevent us from starving. When I returned, they had already broken off many branches. I taught them to attach the branches to both sides of the rocks, forming an arch, the lower the better. Then I tore the clothes into small strips and laid the pile of clothes layer by layer on the branches, tying them together with cloth. After everything was arranged, it was almost dark. I said, "Come down with me immediately, gather as many dry branches as possible, and then come back. Absolutely no entering the woods at night, not even the edge!" Night finally fell, and a chilly wind picked up on the sea, the warmth of the day completely gone. They were shivering in their thin clothes. We carried the firewood back to the crevice. The house was indeed very small; we couldn't stand up straight and had to crouch to get in. The reason I had them build it so low was to prevent the wind from blowing it away at night. The lower the structure, the less likely it was to be blown away, and huddling together in the small crevice would help us keep warm. I don't know if they really understood; some shook their heads, some nodded. Looking at the pile of dry branches and leaves, I picked out some flammable leaves and piled them together. Then I pulled a lighter from my pocket, smiled smugly at them, and said, "See this? Don't underestimate this little lighter. I wouldn't trade it for gold right now." The fire quickly ignited, but the smoke dissipated slowly, choking us and making us cough incessantly. But no one wanted to go outside; it was just too cold. On this deserted island, fire meant cooked food, and more importantly, it meant hope for survival. When the fire finally caught fire, we all cheered. "I'm so thirsty and hungry! Boqi, didn't you find water and food? Could you share some with us?" Zimo's stomach was already growling. She was quiet and reserved, clearly not fond of exercise, so she ate very little and naturally got hungry quickly. I looked out of the crack; several dark figures were quietly approaching us in the darkness. "We have food and drink now, but we need to protect them. These things are our means of survival." "Even though this is a deserted island, we don't have anything to steal. I lost all my money in the sea," Xu Meng said, looking into my eyes. "Don't worry, the thieves will be here soon." With that, I stood up and walked outside the crack. The cold wind blew against my body, and I couldn't help but shiver. The dark figures quickly approached. Just as I thought, it was Zhou Hai and his group. There were four of them, each carrying a stick. He stopped three or four meters away from me, forced a smile, and said, "I didn't expect you to get a fire going so quickly." "So-so. Anyway, it's not very cold now, so I probably won't freeze to death," I sneered, watching Zhou Hai warily. Zhou Hai smiled and said, "We don't have a fire source where we are, and we just happened to see you have one. We'd like to borrow some, how about it?" "Tch!" I glanced at the fire behind me and said, "I started this fire myself. I'm very sorry, this fire is extremely precious, I can't lend it to you." Zhou Hai frowned, quite displeased, but quickly softened, saying, "Are you really going to watch us freeze to death tonight? We're all in the same boat, after all." "In the same boat." I subconsciously took two steps back, stomping the axe under my foot, and said, "Now you remember that phrase? How could you forget it when you robbed us this afternoon? Want to borrow fire? It's simple, trade it for food!" Zhou Hai's lips twitched twice. Suddenly, I pushed off with my foot, kicking the axe upwards, catching it in my hand, and then perfectly spinning it twice. This move was enough to surprise all four of them, and at the same time, I was telling them not to mess around. With my skills, they might not be a match for me. Zhou Hai was a smart man, and of course he understood what I meant. He said helplessly, "Fine, very well, if you won't lend it, then don't. But I believe you'll regret it." "The word 'regret' doesn't exist in my dictionary. I always make others regret it." Zhou Hai's face turned ashen, his expression ferocious. He stared at me for a full half minute, then waved his hand and left with his men. I knew what he was thinking. He brought so many people; he intended to use a soft approach instead of a hard one. I've seen many people like this. He's an enemy, and sooner or later I'll eliminate him. Actually, I also regret that I didn't expect him to be among these people. He's calm and intelligent, but he doesn't know how to survive. Equally regrettable is that we two are irreconcilable enemies; men are inherently solitary creatures. Watching their departing figures, Zi Mo whispered, "Weren't we... a little heartless?" "Heartless? When they stole our things, why didn't they think of being heartless? When they came to steal our fire, didn't they think of being heartless either? I told you, he's our biggest enemy. We can't be soft on our enemies." "Brother Qi is right, I support you!" Xiao Xuan echoed me. Hearing "Brother Qi," I chuckled again, much to the bewilderment of Zi Mo and Xu Meng. "Then let's make something to eat, I'm really hungry," Zi Mo said to me. "No need to do anything yet. I think Zhou Hai and the others will definitely come back." Xiao Xuan shook his head and said, "It's unlikely. If it were me, I wouldn't come back. I can't stand this kind of treatment. I'll find a way to start a fire myself." I smiled and said, "It's late at night. Without something to start a fire, you can't make one. And without fire, the fish they catch at the beach can only be eaten raw. Sea fish have a lot of parasites and viruses in their bodies. They might collapse after eating them for two days. There are no medicines here. Getting sick is no different from waiting to die." Xiao Xuan thought for a moment and said, "Then I won't come back either." "That means you're a very easy person to deal with, so you're not scary." As soon as I finished speaking, the figure in the darkness reappeared. Zhou Hai and the others had returned before they even got back to their place. They came up to us and waved a ham in their hand. "We don't have much food left either. I'll give you my last ham; at least that should give us some fire." We looked at each other for a few seconds, then smiled simultaneously. I said, "That's right. We need to help each other to survive here. But I think we can't mix together, otherwise..." Chapter 004 Sneak Attack Zhou Hai smiled knowingly and shook his head: "I don't want that day to come." Their wooden sticks, wrapped with plastic, were quickly lit and they left. I stared at their backs and said, "Maybe I'll kill this Zhou Hai in the next couple of days. He's too dangerous." They looked blank. I knew they didn't understand, but I didn't care. I continued, "Someone like Zhou Hai, even if you help him, he won't thank you; he'll only hate you more. Today, he was always running behind us in everything, and now he has to borrow a fire from us. If I fall into his hands, he'll definitely find a way to kill me to establish his authority. This kind of person is the most dangerous, so he has to die." Then we stopped talking, haphazardly scraped the fish scales off the metal sheet, and let them start grilling the fish. I kept sharpening the axe on the rock until it was a little sharper, then I stopped. Xu Meng and the others had finished grilling their fish, but it was blackened by smoke, and they couldn't eat it; they wanted the ham I had. I shook my head and said, "We're not here to play around; this stuff is easy to...""It's easy to preserve, while dead fish rot in a day or two. We can only eat this ham when we're completely out of resources. You don't have to eat it if you don't want to, but you know whether you're hungry or not." Saying this, I haphazardly tore off some black fish skin and started eating it in large mouthfuls. They had no choice but to eat it bite by bite. After the meal, of course, they needed water, but there was only one bottle, and I only allowed them two sips each. The water was bitter, and they couldn't drink any more after two sips. Actually, I had a way to make the water taste better, but I kept quiet to help them adapt to the environment as quickly as possible. After the meal, it wasn't too late yet, and they huddled against the rock wall, whispering as if they were afraid I would hear them. Actually, I couldn't be bothered to listen; they still thought they were enjoying their trip. I didn't sit idle. I started sharpening the thicker, dead branches with the iron sheet, then stood up and looked up at the sky. The wind had picked up considerably, and the sky had darkened; I was sure a downpour was coming soon. "You've all eaten and drunk your fill. Get up and work with me," I said sternly. "I'm too lazy to move..." Xu Meng said, stretching. "Enough with the nonsense! Get up and work! If you want to die, get out!" Xu Meng felt wronged, tears welling up in her eyes. Xiao Xuan grabbed her hand and said, "What are you doing? Can't you talk things out?" I ignored them and walked out of the crevice alone, starting to clear weeds and dig ditches about three or four meters ahead. They didn't know what I was doing, but they still followed me. If they ignored me, I promised to get rid of them tomorrow. It's better to live alone than with them. The four of us worked much faster, quickly digging a small trench about twenty centimeters wide and three meters long. I stuck the dry branches into the trench one by one and then gently covered it with weeds. Zi Mo finished her work and plopped down on the ground, saying cautiously, "What good is this? If a wild animal comes, it can come from somewhere else. Besides, a wild animal can easily jump over it." "What do you know? This isn't for wild animals; it's for people." Dark clouds gathered, and lightning flashed across the night sky. We immediately ran into the crack. As soon as I squeezed in, I heard Xu Meng scream. Because I ran fast, I accidentally touched her chest. She slapped my hand away and cursed, "You pervert!" I didn't care at all about being cursed; it felt quite good. The rain started quickly. The first few minutes were heavy, but most of the water flowed away with the clothes on the arched roof, and very few drops actually dripped into the crack. The rain subsided quickly, but a strong wind picked up, and I could see giant waves crashing against the rocks in the night. Fortunately, it was a westerly wind, and our shed was low, so it didn't affect us too much. The shed was silent; the three girls stopped talking, leaning against the rock wall with their eyes closed, asleep. I carefully watched the fire, adding firewood little by little. I thought to myself that in this weather, the people on Zhou Hai's side couldn't be doing much better; someone might even die tonight. The rain stopped around midnight, but the wind was still strong. I leaned against Xu Meng and closed my eyes to sleep. Fortunately, nothing happened that night. The three girls beside me didn't sleep well either; whoever woke up would add more firewood. We managed to get through the cold night comfortably. When I opened my eyes, I saw a red sun rising over the sea, dyeing the horizon and the ocean a beautiful crimson. They were stunned by the sight. I stepped out of the crevice and shouted loudly at the sun, clearing away the heavy fog that had clouded my heart the day before. "Are you just showing off your strength? What are you yelling for? We haven't even eaten this morning!" Xiao Xuan shouted from behind me. "Okay, I won't yell anymore. Go ahead and yell, I'm sure you guys yell even better!" I laughed and continued, "Come on, let's go to the beach to find something to eat. The sea is our life, there's food and vegetables there!" Because of the storm overnight, many small shallow-water fish had washed ashore, so when I got to the beach, there were some dead fish and crabs hiding under the rocks. "Let's pick up the fish and find the crabs, let's work together!" I crouched down and ignored them. They copied me and started catching crabs, but soon they started screaming. I knew they either had cut their hands on rocks or had their hands pinched by crabs. When I finished picking up the dead fish, I saw them chasing a crab. The crab was moving very fast, but none of the girls dared to catch it. I smiled wryly. At this rate, they'd probably die of old age before catching a crab. They weren't catching crabs; they were just playing around! The crab was quite large. I walked over, reached out, and grabbed its back. The crab struggled wildly, but couldn't hold onto my hand. This trip to the seaside had yielded some results: four small fish, three crabs, and a few shrimp. Before leaving, Xu Meng even found a piece of iron, which delighted me. I held the iron in my hand and led them back to the crevice. I planned to leave after we finished eating. Just as we were engrossed in our meal, we suddenly heard a scream. I turned sharply and saw Zhou Hai leading all the men. One of them had accidentally walked into my trap, slipped, and landed on the sharpened logs, immediately riddled with holes and bleeding profusely. Chapter 005 Forced to Leave I immediately dropped the fish, grabbed my axe, and stepped out of the crevice. Zhou Hai and his group were very close. They were all carrying sticks, stealthily approaching us. Luckily, I had set a trap last night, otherwise they would probably have trapped us in the crevice. "Watch my hand signals and follow my instructions," I said to the three terrified girls, then charged forward with my axe. "Zhou Hai, you brought so many people here, and you even sneaked in. Are you trying to trap us all?" I gripped my axe tightly, ready for battle, but I knew that if a fight broke out, I would be no match for them. Escaping would be easy, but the three girls would be in serious trouble. So I needed to find a chance for them to escape. "How could I be so stupid? I came here to sincerely invite you to join us. We need someone like you." Zhou Hai's voice was hoarse; it was clear they hadn't had any fresh water in a long time. The men behind him, their eyes fixed on our fish and crabs, said, "Now we all need to unite to survive here. I don't think anyone wants to die when we're rescued." I brandished the axe in my hand, a half-smile on my face. "What if I don't want to?" Zhou Hai tossed his hair, threatening, "You won't have a choice." With that, the men behind Zhou Hai slowly spread out to either side, clearly trying to surround us. I thought to myself, we could scare them away yesterday, but not today. They were desperate; the fire from last night had gone out, so fire was crucial for them, and they had to recruit me. Moreover, to Zhou Hai, I was his biggest threat; someone might defect to me because of my survival. So, a fight between us was inevitable. Zhou Hai was only trying to win me over; there was only one voice. But no matter what, I couldn't join them; that would put me in danger! "Don't fall into danger!" I extended the axe, then put one hand behind my back, subtly signaling to the three girls to run. "Brother Qi..." Xiao Xuan called out from behind me. "Shut the hell up!" I roared. I said to Zhou Hai with a grim face, "I have food and drink here. Take it if you want. But I won't join you. This is my final condition. If you want to force me, then come on. I'll take two of you down with me even if I die." I brandished the axe in my hand. They knew that if they were hit by this thing, they would be seriously injured if not killed. They also knew that once seriously injured, without medicine, death was the only outcome. Zhou Hai saw three girls escape from the crevice and were about to run. "Stop them!" "Zhou Hai!" I shouted. "Do you really want a fight to the death? Do you believe me? Even if you outnumber me, I can still kill half of you." As I spoke, I twirled the axe in my hand twice. Zhou Hai didn't believe me and slowly approached me, but the men he brought were even slower, leaving Zhou Hai alone in front of them. Zhou Hai glanced to both sides and immediately understood; no one wanted to go forward and die. Even if they could eventually kill me, who could guarantee they'd be the last one standing? Those who could get on this ship were either rich or powerful, and there were also many students with their own ideals. The more ideas they had, the more complicated the situation became, and the more complicated things became, the more selfish people's selfishness was revealed. So I didn't want to join them. "Come on!" I swung my axe, "Let's see if your heads are harder, or my axe!" Zhou Hai was the kind of person who was terrified of death, but he wanted to be a leader, to have others die for him. But at this moment...Understanding their psychology, they abandoned their intention to kill me. "Fine, I'll grant your request this time." I slowly backed away. They inching closer to the crevice we inhabited. I shielded the three girls behind me with my body, watching helplessly as they took away the food we had just prepared. As they left, Zhou Hai turned back to me and said, "You're a smart person. So that's why you threw those corpses into the sea." Zhou Hai and the others left, leaving our crevice empty, completely looted by these people. My eyes were bloodshot. If it weren't for the women behind me, I would have fought them to the death for my own survival. I heard sobbing behind me. I turned to look at them; every single one of them was crying, tears streaming down their faces. "They're beasts..." "Bastards, sons of bitches..." They shouted curses at Zhou Hai's retreating figure, but their voices were drowned out by the wind, leaving only their bitterness and anger. Seeing their pitiful state, I hugged them together and said softly, "Don't be sad. We will survive and live better lives. Actually, I planned to leave here a long time ago. And here, on this deserted island, they'll do anything to survive. There are no laws, no morals; it's all about the law of the jungle—just four simple words: survival of the fittest. Do you understand? Actually, we should be grateful that these people revealed their true colors early on. If they suddenly attacked one day, our situation would be even more dangerous. If that happened, we would be mercilessly killed, hung on tree branches, dried over a fire, and used as their food." Zi Mo suddenly hugged me and burst into tears, saying, "I'm sorry, Brother Qi. If it weren't for us, you wouldn't be like this now." I laughed and said, "You're wrong. Because of you, I'm happy and not a walking corpse. If we get out of here alive, I'll marry you both." "What do we do now?" "We can't stay here. They took everything we had. I believe that in two days, when hunger and cold mercilessly kill off their last shred of conscience, that will truly be our death day. So we need to find a safe place. They won't be back immediately, so I'm going to the beach to fetch some seawater." I led them forward, climbing towards higher ground. We had nothing now; we could only keep moving forward to find a place to survive. From higher ground, we could see the island's general shape. Although there were fish on the beach, it wasn't suitable for survival. If we drank water from plant stems for a long time, we'd probably start urinating blood within a few days. So, finding water was crucial. Although the trees along the beach were tropical, only a few had survived because of the strong winds and cold at night. I figured there must be a rainforest deeper on the island, where there would definitely be water. Finding water was essential for survival. Because they hadn't eaten, the three of them weren't walking fast. Out of desperation, I picked some wild fruit for them to eat. However, wild fruits shouldn't be eaten carelessly; even a small bite could be fatal. I picked a wild fruit, rubbed the pulp on a rock, and then rubbed a little on my arm, carefully observing the changes on my skin. If red spots appeared, the fruit was definitely poisonous and absolutely inedible. Fortunately, my skin didn't change. I licked it with my tongue; it tasted a bit sour, but after a few minutes, I didn't feel any discomfort, so I ate it. Even so, this didn't completely guarantee safety. But we had no choice but to eat these things. (Due to space limitations, follow the WeChat public account (Ruolan Bookstore) and reply with the number 115 to continue reading the exciting story!) These red fruits tasted quite good. We walked until noon, but we hadn't actually gone very far. Standing on higher ground, we could see the sea in the distance. I looked around and saw large flocks of birds flying towards the depths of the island. I immediately had a goal: where there are birds, there must be plenty of food. So without hesitation, I led them over another rock wall. Standing on higher ground, I looked down and was immediately stunned. Standing atop the high rock face, I looked down upon a vast, dense tropical rainforest. The trees were towering, almost impenetrable, with water constantly dripping from their leaves. A thin mist hung in the air, and I couldn't see the end of the forest in the distance. A river flowed gently from the forest, forming a shallow pool directly in front of us. A look of joy spread across my face; this was the place I was looking for. But upon seeing the forest's appearance, doubt crept in again.Reply with the number 115 to continue reading the exciting story! However, these red fruits tasted quite good. We walked until noon, but we hadn't actually gone very far. Standing on high ground, we could still see the sea in the distance. I looked around and saw large flocks of birds flying towards the depths of the island. I immediately had a goal: where there are birds, there must be plenty of food. So without hesitation, I led them over another rock wall. Standing on the high wall, I looked down and was immediately stunned. Looking down from the high rock wall, there was a vast and dense tropical rainforest. The trees were tall, almost impenetrable, and water dripped constantly from their leaves. A thin mist permeated the forest, and I couldn't see the end of the forest. A river flowed slowly from the forest, forming a shallow pool directly in front of us. A look of joy appeared on my face; this was exactly where I was looking for. But seeing the appearance of the forest, I became puzzled again.Reply with the number 115 to continue reading the exciting story! However, these red fruits tasted quite good. We walked until noon, but we hadn't actually gone very far. Standing on high ground, we could still see the sea in the distance. I looked around and saw large flocks of birds flying towards the depths of the island. I immediately had a goal: where there are birds, there must be plenty of food. So without hesitation, I led them over another rock wall. Standing on the high wall, I looked down and was immediately stunned. Looking down from the high rock wall, there was a vast and dense tropical rainforest. The trees were tall, almost impenetrable, and water dripped constantly from their leaves. A thin mist permeated the forest, and I couldn't see the end of the forest. A river flowed slowly from the forest, forming a shallow pool directly in front of us. A look of joy appeared on my face; this was exactly where I was looking for. But seeing the appearance of the forest, I became puzzled again.

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