Chapter 184 Pillar

"What are these red...dusts?" Sam wiped his face. A gust of wind just now blew a ball of red dust onto his face.

Chen Ke didn't know what it was. Looking around, there were no dump trucks carrying red slag nearby, but the streets were full of these things.

The red dust couldn't be said to be flying all over the sky, but it could be described as all over the ground. Some dust even floated out from some collided cars.

In Chen Ke's vision, these dusts did not have any information pop-up boxes, and the touch just now did not bring any negative effects.

"I don't know, but at least it won't harm us. Let's focus on other places." Chen Ke said.

"Why are you so sure?" Sam was a little doubtful.

"Soldier, I think you are too nervous. This place is very strange, but it doesn't mean that everything can kill us. Why don't we go around first, collect some useful information, and then ask the lady from the Administration. It's better than standing here and guessing blindly." Chen Ke smiled.

Sam frowned, thought about it, and felt that what Chen Ke said made sense, so he nodded.

"So, where should we start? Will we get lost if we just go out like this?" asked a smartly dressed woman among the three people who had been following behind without saying anything.

"Let's go around this subway station first. If this is the United States, let's first confirm which city we are in, and then see if we can contact other people." Sam replied.

Chen Ke agreed with Sam's proposal. He was a ranger. The military had their own reconnaissance and protection regulations. They were experts in how to identify directions and assess situations in unfamiliar places.

However, Chen Ke didn't think he could contact other people. Although this was probably the United States, it was not possible to be teleported to other cities by taking a subway. Moreover, the whole city was empty, and there was no mobile phone signal.

Chen Ke didn't dare to say that this was the Great Void, but he still felt that this was not the real world.

"We can act separately. You are a ranger, right? You take one person to go around from the left, and the remaining three go around from the right. It can save a lot of time." A Mediterranean man suggested.

"No...no...that's how it's played in horror movies. Once they separate, everyone dies...and they die in a very strange way." Chen Ke waved his hand and refused first.

In horror movies, there are always some idiots who suggest to act separately, and there are always people who decide to leave the safe place to see what happened, and then end up with a group wiped out.

"Yes, I also think we shouldn't separate. Five people are just the minimum ranger squad, and we can take care of the front, back, left and right, and there is an extra free man. Our current configuration is just right, but...there is no gun." Sam nodded. He has always been worried about not having a gun in his hand.

"If we are lucky, we should be able to find a gun here, Sam, don't worry." Chen Ke patted his shoulder, looked up at the street outside the door, and walked out first.

For some reason, Chen Ke was not in a hurry at all. Even if this was another version of the United Federation, he felt that he could find a way to leave.

For example, hunt a powerful enough monster with a special soul here, and then pinch open the door to enter Van Hede. It just so happens that the first cycle of Van Hede has been broken by him, and the door of the church should be able to be pushed open...

The survivors who are trapped here together may have to stay here forever.

Chen Ke doesn't know if his portal can take other people through. He has never tried it, and he doesn't want to try it. This is his biggest secret, in a sense, more important than the countdown of life.

Because there is no sign that the Administration can open the door to the Great Void without using the blasphemous dagger.

If anyone finds out that Chen Ke has the ability to open the door, he may be wanted by all the psychics on this earth, either captured and sliced, or used as a tool to open the door.

After all, Chen Ke's ability to open the door is too environmentally friendly.

Sam and others followed behind Chen Ke, about 2 meters away from him. They seemed very careful and were very sensitive to any noise around them.

Although Chen Ke knew that there was no one around and it was relatively safe, in order not to appear too strange, he deliberately slowed down his pace and looked around to pretend to be very vigilant.

The buildings around the subway station are mainly office buildings and shops. It seems that this is a commercial street.

The green iron sign of the subway station and intercity railway station fell on a car, making a big dent in the hood. Fortunately, the sign was not corroded. It was written in white letters: Xiaoyao City Rail Transit System, 149 Avenue Station.

Chen Ke remembered the half-corroded sign he saw underground before. It turned out that it was not 49th Street, but 149th Avenue...

This is not Opportunity City, but Xiaoyao City. In his impression, Chen Ke saw this place when he checked the map of the United Federation. It was separated from Opportunity City by an inland sea.

"This is... Xiaoyao City? How is it possible? We actually crossed hundreds of kilometers?" Sam was surprised.

"I don't know, everyone present, has anyone been to Xiaoyao City? Do you have an impression of this place?" Chen Ke looked at the others and asked.

Several people shook their heads and said that they had never been here, and Sam was in another city when he served, and he had never been to Xiaoyao City.

"Then we can only treat it as true." Chen Ke spread his hands.

The streets were full of abandoned vehicles, some of which had their doors open, but they had agreed to just look around the site, so Chen Ke and his team didn't check those cars.

Going around the wall to the other side, the scenery around them remained the same. The red clouds in the sky were still slowly drifting to the west, and even the chirping of insects and birds could not be heard around.

"It's too quiet, I'm really not used to it." The capable woman said.

"When I lived in the countryside before, it was so quiet. I think it's because the city is too noisy." The white guy chuckled.

"I'm not spoiling everyone's fun, but have you ever thought about it? If this is not the United States we know, how should we go back?" The Mediterranean man asked a little pessimistically.

"We must have confidence, buddy, abide by discipline, concentrate, and solve one thing at a time. We can always find a way." Sam comforted.

"He's right. Don't worry about what to do after things develop to that point. Now just think about what to do in front of you." Chen Ke agreed.

Although he felt that the Mediterranean man's question hit the nail on the head, the most important thing now was to control negative emotions. Once panic spread among the survivors, it could not be suppressed.

There was nothing new around, empty vehicles and buildings, and everything seemed to be in the process of being used, and the user suddenly disappeared.

Chen Ke sighed, took out his mobile phone and turned on the video function, preparing to record the next itinerary of the five-member team, so that he could go back and make a reference for Diana to see what she could see.

After all, Diana was from the Administration, and she had seen more extraordinary phenomena than herself.

The city was full of tall buildings, and Xiaoyao City was far more developed than Opportunity City. At least this place was in line with Chen Ke's phenomenon of the Western world, and in the gap between the buildings, in the distant sky, there seemed to be two large pillars standing on the distant land.

The width and height of the two pillars were amazing, and because they were too far away, they looked like two mirages in the sky, and it was unknown whether it was Chen Ke's illusion, and they were still moving slowly.

"Sam, am I dazzled? Look in the distance, are there two big pillars moving?" Chen Ke looked at Sam.

Sam looked confused, and looked in the direction of Chen Ke's finger for a long time before he found the two big pillars. He was full of suspicion, and had never seen such a thing.

"I don't know, it looks like two big pillars to me, but it's too far away, maybe it's really a mirage." Sam stretched his neck and tried to see more clearly.

"Mirages won't be so big, and you see, the two pillars are obviously built from the ground." The capable woman also saw the pillars and interrupted.

The five people looked at the two pillars from a distance, counting silently in their hearts, and Chen Ke also gestured with both hands to verify whether the two pillars were moving.

The result was obvious that they were indeed moving, but too slowly, and judging from the trend of the movement trajectory, they were moving crosswise, like... a pair of legs of a person.