I'm just an assistant, I don't save people

One hour, that's fine.

Lin Yan led everyone and continued to head towards Cuilan Lake.

It was getting dark.

The moonlight is especially bright tonight.

Soon, everyone finally saw the lake surface on the flying leaf.

The moonlight cast a few rays, outlining broken silver glow on the sparkling lake.

Looking at the campsite by the lake from afar, it was now bathed in warm yellow light, like a warm island in the darkness.

Seeing the yellow in the darkness, Lei Ye finally felt relieved.

Lin Yan and his men were located nearby.

Inside the camp.

A burst of chaotic footsteps broke the original silence.

A team of sixteen teachers and two students broke into the camp. Their faces still showed the fear of surviving the disaster, but there was a hint of relief in their eyes.

The sudden appearance of this team instantly attracted the attention of everyone in the camp.

The people who were originally sitting around the campfire and chatting stopped what they were doing and cast curious and surprised glances.

Some people were talking in low voices, and their voices were particularly clear in the silent night.

Although Lei Ye was in a mess at the moment, he could not hide his calm temperament. He took a deep breath, straightened his slightly messy collar, and walked quickly towards the person in charge of the camp.

The camp director was a burly middle-aged man with a face that was dark and weathered from years of outdoor life.

He folded his hands over his chest, looking at Lei Ye who was walking towards him with a scrutinizing look in his eyes.

Lei Ye walked up to the person in charge, extended his hand and said, "Hello, I'm Lei Ye from Qinghe Junior College. I just had an accident on the road. The situation is very urgent, so I'm late."

His voice was slightly hoarse, and there was a hint of fatigue in his tone.

The person in charge frowned slightly, stretched out his hand to shake hands with Lei Ye, glanced at the team, and asked, "What happened?"

Lei Ye said, "We encountered a very strange monster and finally got rid of it. The others are exhausted. Let them rest first. I will tell you the rest in detail. We also need to report to Tianluo City immediately."

The person in charge nodded, turned around and told people to prepare tents and food. He then looked at Lei Ye and said, "Follow me."

Lei Ye nodded and left with him.

The rest of the group headed to their assigned tents.

The other people in the camp looked at the group's departing backs and began to talk in low voices again.

This sudden accident added a touch of tension to the quiet camp.

The night was dark.

The yellow light in the camp shines through the thin tent cloth, casting a hazy and warm glow on the ground.

Led by their teachers, the two female students walked into a tent.

Their figures were stretched out in the dim light, and their shadows swayed slightly on the ground.

The two of them looked calm, without much expression on their faces.

"Thank you, teacher."

"This place is very close to the main battlefield, don't sleep too deeply." After saying that, the man left.

"Rest first, we'll talk about it tomorrow." Lin Yan said to Suan Tou. She raised her hand to rub her sore eyes and began to organize her sleeping bag in an orderly manner.

"Uh-huh."

Garlic then gently put down the schoolbag on his shoulder, walked to the corner of the tent, and put his shoes in order.

After packing up simply, the two of them got into their sleeping bags tacitly.

Lin Yan lay flat in his sleeping bag, his eyes fixed on the top of the tent, his mind still immersed in the thrilling life-and-death race not long ago.

Garlic turned sideways, facing away from her, and curled up into a small ball.

Outside the tent, a gentle breeze blew, making the tent cloth rustle, occasionally mixed with the chirping of unknown insects.

As time passes by minute by minute.

The breathing of the two gradually became even and steady, and soon they fell asleep.