Chapter 66: Handstand on the Rope Ladder
How do you define family affection? Is it moral responsibility or is blood thicker than water?
Suwan felt that she was a person with weak family affection. Her family was a very stereotyped Chinese family, so stereotyped that it was hard to believe. Her father had an absolute status in the family, and he was the final word. He disciplined Suwan strictly and treated Suwan like a puppet, requiring her every move to be in accordance with his wishes. Suwan was really fed up. She had always wanted to enter Belster. Only by entering Belster would she no longer be disciplined and have true freedom. She even fantasized that after graduation it would be her turn to educate her father and teach him what it meant to respect others. As a result, the whole world was in chaos. But if these people were around her and needed her protection, Suwan could swear that she would never abandon her relatives. Relatives were the people she really wanted to protect.
If the rescue team hadn't arrived just now, how long could the weak mother hold on? If the rescue team hadn't gone to the basement to check, she might even have died holding her daughter like that, without anyone knowing.
Suwan was a little angry and even had the urge to shoot the man on the high-rise building, but she held back because her face suddenly looked a little ugly. The little girl asked a little scared: "Did I say something wrong?"
"No," Suwan said gently to the little girl, kissing her greasy hair, "No one will abandon you in the future."
The rooftop where the man was was not suitable as a landing point, so the plane did not land. Instead, a rope ladder was lowered from the cabin door. After the man hurriedly climbed onto the plane from the ladder, the plane descended in altitude and came in front of Suwan and the others. At the same time, Suwan and the others saw the group of zombies attracted by the sound of the plane, running towards them in groups, howling.
The little girl's body trembled even more violently when she saw the zombies. She buried her head in Suwan's neck and dared not look at them. Suwan patted her shoulders soothingly and asked her to hold him tightly. He held her with one hand and climbed up the rope ladder in front of them with the other hand. Suwan was holding a child and Mike was carrying someone on his back. Of course, the two of them climbed the rope ladder to get on the plane very slowly. The zombies were getting closer and closer. The other three trainees could not get up the rope ladder for the time being, so they shot at the zombies to buy time.
When Suwan was holding the little girl and climbing onto the plane, he heard someone in the plane yelling, "Why don't you leave? Let's go quickly, those monsters are coming again!!" But no one paid attention to him. The other students were already on the plane. Oviso and two students helped Suwan climb onto the plane at the cabin door, followed by Mike and the woman. The remaining three students finally climbed up the rope ladder and climbed up as the plane was rising. When the plane was about to fly over the town, the rope ladder swayed in front of the window of a tall building. Suddenly, a zombie broke out of the top floor window of the tall building and jumped down, hitting the last student on the rope ladder. The zombie fell to the ground after hitting the student. The student was hit hard by the zombie and was startled. His hand holding the rope ladder immediately loosened and he fell off the ladder. Fortunately, he reacted quickly and grabbed the end of the rope ladder at the last moment, but his whole body was dangling in the air holding the last section of the rope ladder, and it was difficult to climb up again. Everyone was startled and stood by the cabin door nervously looking at the students below.
The man must have been crazy, as he actually sneered at this moment.
Suwan was the lightest of all the trainees. Seeing that the situation was not good, she immediately took off all her equipment, and then climbed down the rope ladder without any weight on her body. She had tried her best to move lightly, but because the plane was flying, the rope ladder was already shaking, and the trainee was just like the pendulum of a clock, swaying so pitifully. When Suwan climbed to the middle of the rope ladder, she hooked her feet on the rope ladder and leaned her body downward, doing a handstand on the rope ladder. This behavior was too risky. Even a gust of wind could blow Suwan off. The pilot gritted his teeth and drove carefully and steadily. Suwan hooked her feet on the rope ladder and put all his strength into hooking the rope ladder. Suwan was standing on the ladder with two feet, breathing gently to relax herself, then stretched out her hands to the student at the end of the rope ladder. The student gathered all his strength and put all his strength on one hand, and used the other hand to grab Suwan's hand. The two of them clasped hands tightly and used all their strength. Suwan was smaller than others as an Asian, but his strength was no worse than others. The student borrowed Suwan's strength and gave his other hand to Suwan. At this time, the student had no support, as both his hands were held by Suwan. He could only rely on Suwan's strength to climb up the rope ladder again, which required absolute trust in his teammates, but at this moment, the rope ladder suddenly shook violently.
Suwan and the student's hearts suddenly skipped a beat.