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The supervisor and the chef were also a little panicked. They looked at each other and the chef shook his head, "I don't have fish scales on me."

"I don't have it on me either." The overseer sighed. It's really not easy to survive now.

Awen leaned next to Song Qi and watched the monsters approaching.

Song Qi stood at the back. The head chef at the front was chasing one of them with a knife, and the supervisor quickly followed.

The two leading people moved, and the others were too embarrassed to stand still. Those who opened the door opened the door, and those who chased the monster chased the monster.

After killing two monsters, the door opened, and the monsters who heard the noise outside also came towards this side.

Song Qi left quickly, and Awen quickly caught up with him.

She felt that the only one she could rely on now was Song Qi.

The supervisor and head chef saw Song Qi leaving, and followed the direction Song Qi left.

It was too late to hide in the upper floors now. Song Qi breathed a sigh of relief and saw the group of people following behind.

This group of people didn't know what to do and were following her. The more they followed her, the faster they would die.

Seeing that they were coming to die, Song Qi didn't stop him. There were indeed more and more mutated monsters outside. Song Qi had not encountered many living people so far.

The cafeteria was still busy, with monsters entrenched there.

The sky is getting brighter and the sun is rising. This time the monster is not afraid of the sun.

Awen followed Song Qi closely, holding the knife that Song Qi held when he first saw her.

"Where are we going?" Awen asked with a trembling voice.

Song Qi glanced at her and said calmly: "I didn't say I would take you with me."

Even if Awen didn't eat the fish at the feast, she should have eaten a lot of raw fish sashimi. Keeping her next to her would be burying her own danger.

Awen looked a little hurt and said hurriedly: "I won't hold you back, I just want to live."

"I want to live too."

Song Qi wants to live more than the NPCs here. NPCs are not living people. She cannot sympathize with the people who made copies of the game. To pity them is to be cruel to herself.

Awen bit his lip, but Song Qi turned around and left without stopping at all, no matter what she thought.

Seeing Song Qi's ruthlessness, Awen didn't want to give up this opportunity to live, so he followed Song Qi not far or near.

The supervisor and the head chef didn't hear what Song Qi said to Awen. They were already tired from dealing with the monsters chasing after them, and they always felt like they were working for Song Qi.

Song Qi walked fast in front alone, and occasionally encountered a few monsters, but they were not Song Qi's opponents at all.

As we walked further, something seemed wrong with the crew members following behind.

The overseer looked back keenly and saw another person growing fish scales.

Before he could mutate completely, the Overseer took his life.

Not only him, but several others, some even mutated immediately.

The supervisor and head chef were restrained, and Song Qi completely disappeared in front of their eyes. Only Awen was still following him.

After walking around this time, Song Qi almost knew that everyone on the ship was almost destroyed, except those who stayed in the warehouse last night.

There was no place to hide now. It was impossible for Song Qi to go to the cafeteria. The place where she lived before was almost destroyed.

In this stalemate, Song Qi saw the chef's kitchen. The kitchen door was ajar and there was no movement inside.

Seeing this, Song Qi opened the door. There was no monster inside. She walked in and blocked Awen behind her from the door.