Chapter 2 Divine Calamity
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This emergency suffocation relief method named cricothyrotomy, Li Cheng had only seen it in TV dramas and books, never practiced on a living being.
The rough and clumsy action just now might lead to complications such as mediastinal emphysema, laryngeal edema, vocal cord damage, or even wound infection, but compared to suffocating to death, all these were acceptable.
"Gurgle, gurgle."
The wasp-like monster was still sucking the blood of the second victim and, from the extent of the latter's emaciation, the feeding was nearly finished.
There was little time remaining, but fortunately, since oxygen supply had been restored, Li Cheng had considerably more strength than before.
He forcefully cut through the spiderwebs on his left hand and then those on his cheek.
Finally, he tore free from the bindings, propped up the bicycle that had fallen beside him, and cycled with all his might.
It was not until now that Li Cheng noticed the changes in the sky.
Through the night sky stretched an incredibly magnificent fissure, with millions of dazzling stars, purple, red, and green, twinkling within.
Buzz buzz buzz—