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Chapter 86 - 86 85 Friends Right
Chapter 86 - 86 85 Friends Right
?Chapter 86: Chapter 85: Friends, Right? Chapter 86: Chapter 85: Friends, Right? In a war, an individual’s power is very limited.
In a catastrophe of apocalyptic proportions, an individual’s power and role can be utterly negligible.
Just like a drop of water in the ocean, besides going with the flow, what other choice is there?
Gao Yuan could choose to fight or flee, and that was all; choosing to fight, his existence wouldn’t have much meaning, choosing to escape would immediately erase his aura of heroism, but that, too, was all.
But Gao Yuan didn’t want to run, not because he was worried about his hero image being tarnished—he never really saw himself as a hero.
Gao Yuan was merely a survivalist, but he would not evade his responsibilities.
What responsibilities? For now, being a good ammunition bearer for Zhang Zhe was Gao Yuan’s responsibility.
The aliens had been restless for five days now, with no abnormalities occurring during this time.
No one knew whether there was a new virus or what the aliens intended to do. After the extreme tension of the initial days had passed, most people were now able to relax a little.
Five individuals were stationed at a circular machine gun position for twelve hours straight, gazing out over a flat plain with no obstruction in sight, no sign of any moving entities.
The aliens’ triangular mothership was still in the sky, those small saucers still hadn’t returned.
“I think nothing will happen.”
Zhang Zhe sat down on a sandbag, leaning against another, half-reclining as he watched the mothership above, and beside him, Gao Yuan also half-reclined, looking up at the sky, saying, “Let’s hope not.”
That the aliens were active was a change, but this change would certainly not be for the better, so everyone would prefer it if there were no changes at all.
Even if the aliens remained in the sky forever, that would be best.
But things often don’t go as people wish.
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