163: Chapter 60: The Last Day 163: Chapter 60: The Last Day Tang Zheng chased twice, but gained nothing.

The guy on the radar was as timid as a loach.

As soon as Tang Zheng entered the danger zone of 250 meters, he fled without hesitation.

“Let’s forget it, let’s just treat him like a fly, ignore him, you chase him and he runs, just wasting time for nothing.” Pang Meiqin couldn’t stand it.

She had never seen such a shameless player, “What do you think he’s following us for?”

“It can’t be boredom.” Yin Shangwu inserted a sentence.

She was looking for some fun on the last day, aiming to chop down more people.

“Don’t you all feel that the sea breeze has become much stronger, and the sound of the tide has also become clearer?” Tang Zheng took a few deep breaths to calm himself down.

“We can’t go any further.”

“Why?” Pang Meiqin didn’t understand, but didn’t want to be seen as a fool either.

Immediately raising her hand, she said, “The reason why the tide sound is louder should be because we are close to the coastline.”

“You’re not that stupid.” Yin Shangwu teased, “Too bad that hindsight is useless.”

“You’re not stupid, so tell me why we can’t go forward.” Pang Meiqin sarcastically retorted, increasingly finding the black straight-haired lady hard to get along with.

“Just over ten minutes until noon.

We’ve walked about more than 20 kilometers this morning.”Yin Shangwu peered through the dense foliage, her gaze reaching the azure sky strewn with white clouds.

Her expression suddenly softened, losing interest in taunting them.

“Tired after just that little walk?

What a disgrace to the Conquerors.” Pang Meiqin sneered, finally finding an opportunity to strike a blow at Yin Shangwu, although she herself was a bit tired too.

“What she means is that Qin Yan and her party couldn’t have walked that far, especially with one of them heavily wounded.” Lin Weiguo was more composed, “But if one of them died, then that’s another story.”

“Meiqin, you must be tired, aren’t you?” Tang Zheng had not mentioned that while he was chasing after that ‘fly’, he was also scouting the environment for traces of someone passing by.

If he could catch him, he could interrogate him for more information.

Pang Meiqin shook her head, unwilling to admit it, but when she noticed Tang Zheng’s doubtful gaze, she quickly nodded her head.

“I am only a little tired.”

“So, Qin Yan and Bai Guo must be more tired after starving for several days.

They probably found a place to hide.

If we double back and search for them from a different route, our chances of success would be greater.” As Tang Zheng observed the triangular shape appearing on the radar again, he sneered in annoyance, “This guy just won’t leave us alone.”

“So there are so many tricks to this.

I thought we just had to keep looking.” Hearing this analysis, Pang Meiqin felt like an idiot.

Were she on her own, she probably couldn’t find Qin Yan even in a week, perhaps even passing by without knowing it.

“Do you think Qin Yan and the others might be hiding to conserve their strength, waiting for the midday supply drop so they can take their chances?” Following Tang Zheng’s logic, Li Xinlan offered her own opinion, “We can actually call out their names.

We aren’t afraid of being besieged by players since we are quite able.”

“The cons outweigh the pros.

It could be exploited by intentional individuals.

After all, when there aren’t many female players who can survive on this island, a sudden shout of a name could sometimes influence the battlefield.” Tang Zheng shook his head, “Even if we cannot find them, let’s not create more chaos for them.”

Pang Meiqin felt Tang Zheng was making a mountain out of a molehill, whereas Yin Shangwu looked at him in satisfaction giving him a pretend pat on the back.

“Where do you think they’re most likely hiding?” Lin Weiguo was most annoyed by the need to think – it was too exhausting.

“Probably the coastline.

It’s relatively safe since the transport plane doesn’t drop supply boxes over there hence players don’t usually stay there.”

“It’s also easier to find food and there are no attacks from wild beasts.” Zhang Yan recalled the silhouette of Tang Zheng spear-fishing at sunset on their first day, looking exactly like a castaway.

“Shouldn’t we hurry over there then?” In truth, Pang Meiqin just wanted to get a glimpse of the ocean, snap a few photos to flaunt later.

After all, it was the ocean of the 22nd century.

As for Qin Yan’s whereabouts, she didn’t really care.

“Who knows how many players use this location as their hunting grounds?”

“You’ll know once the supply drop happens.

Time to check your gear!” Lin Weiguo once again checked the pockets carrying the bombs, making sure nothing was wrong.

This was a habit he picked up from his military training days.

“There’s no need to wait, listen.” Tang Zheng put his index finger to his lips to signal everyone to keep quiet.

“Explosion?” Before Pang Meiqin could figure out what the sound was and where it came from, Tang Zheng had already ran off.

“This way, about 500 meters away.” Tang Zheng moved quickly, leaving Zhang Yan about 20 meters behind within no time.

Seeing this, Zhang Yan immediately changed her strategy, “Old Lin, you take care of them.

Shang Wu, come with me.”

“I’m not your punching bag.” Yin Shangwu complained, but kept up a brisk pace, catching up to her in a few seconds.

“Do you know how he calculated that distance?” Huffed Pang Meiqin.

She was in the midst of asking Lin Weiguo, still grappling with this mystery.

“The speed of sound in the air is 340 m/s, you can calculate it yourself.” Lin Weiguo answered, keeping a wary eye on their surroundings.

He noticed that the triangle on the radar was following them, entering a range of 200 meters.

“What sort of an answer is that?” Pang Meiqin grumbled, still puzzled, but not daring to ask any further.

Didn’t want to seem incompetent.

So she changed the subject, “What if it’s not Qin Yan and the others?

It’s so dangerous to rush into another’s battlefield.”

“Even if it isn’t, we could capture a couple of prisoners for information.” In her heart, Li Xinlan prayed for the day to end smoothly.

“Why think so much?

If any idiot steps up, they will be taken down by Tang Zheng and become experience points.” Zhang Yan joked, but no one was in the mood to laugh.

On the other hand, Tang Zheng was ready to laugh because after sprinting for 400 meters, he spotted Qin Yan among the crowd, leaning against a tree.

Bai Guo was standing in front of her, but the situation was very critical.

Six players were angrily surrounding them.

Seeing a man suddenly sprinting towards them and then stopping about ten meters away, not even panting, gazing calmly at them, all six players got cold feet.

Even an idiot would know that they had come across a formidable foe.

“Hey, are you guys throwing me a welcome party?” Tang Zheng walked up, applying pressure on the six, while calculating the distance, preparing to use Gravity Suppression.

Qin Yan’s Protective Clothing was soaked in fresh blood, her face growing paler from blood loss, her eyelids drooping, close to collapsing.

“Tang Zheng, you’re here.” Bai Guo cried out of the blue, seeing Tang Zheng smile at her, somehow calming down her nerves.

“Damn, it’s this crazy guy again.” Chen Hongwen scrutinized Tang Zheng from the back, then grimaced, “So envious!

This guy has changed girls again, and judging by his looks and clothes, he sure had a good time these past days.”

Chen Hongwen swore that if Maniac and Tattoo Woman didn’t arrive in time, he would run.

The other players were also hesitant to attack, mainly because Tang Zheng’s nine white Waist Bags and effortless demeanor had intimidated them.

“Are you leaving willingly or should I force you?” Tang Zheng wanted to wait for Yin Shangwu, but she obviously had decided to go against him and stopped twenty meters away, making sarcastic remarks, “Tang Zheng, I want to see you take on six.”

“Which moron dares to refute, acting like a hotshot.” One burly man wielding a chopper, in a white shirt, scoffed at Yin Shangwu and let out a roar.

All those recruited by Maniac were naturally strong, the weak had been wiped out.

His brute nature began to surface after regaining his cool.

“You will all die.

None of you will escape.” Tang Zheng dashed and simultaneously threw an incendiary bomb.

This intimidated the players who were about to gang up on him, so they let one of their companions test him first, “Either this guy is insane, or he is extremely powerful.”

“Holy shit, why aren’t they running?” Tang Zheng had lobbed the bomb to scare them off.

But if they wanted to stay and die, he wouldn’t mind sending them off on their final voyage.

“He is powerful.

Comrades, you hold him off, I am withdrawing.” Chen Hongwen began to slowly retreat, cautiously scanning his surroundings.

He hadn’t forgotten that this guy could summon two female musketeers.

It’d be a pitiful death if his skull was shot without him realizing it.

“If you’re so talented, let’s face off.” Chopper Man didn’t throw a bomb but directly charged towards Tang Zheng, aiming at his head.

He planned to dismember this arrogant kid.

“Scared of you?” Tang Zheng leaned forward in his sprint, directly activating the Furious Queen’s Ability, “I can’t waste time on you.

The most important thing is to defend Bai Guo while you’re distracted.”

The moment Gravity Suppression came into play, Chopper Man’s body abruptly halted.

Before he could react, a bronze sword slashed off his knife and its momentum carried it to his neck.

A large skull soared into the sky and blood spurted out in the dense forest.

Seeing their comrade with formidable melee skills get killed in a flash, everyone went into a frenzy.

Three of them wanted to launch a joint attack, while the remaining two wanted to flee.

They were in an unformed array, but the next moment, they found it difficult to move, as if they were carrying heavy weights on their backs.

Suddenly, the unluckiest one who was along Tang Zheng’s path was cut by him resulting in an arm falling to the ground.

The five fingers were involuntarily twitching, which was a horrific sight.

The two remaining foes who had planned to attack him immediately turned to run.

“It’s always you ruining my plans, die.” The Tattoo Woman charged out from the dense forest, her eyes turned red at the sight of Tang Zheng, a rage boiling within her.

She released a Poison Gas Bomb without caring whether it would hurt her companions.

Behind her, the Maniac was shocked by the Tattoo Woman’s viciousness, but Tang Zheng’s impressive charge made him more wary.

(To be continued.

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