Catastrophe Containment Facility

Tao Qingqing’s fear was not caused by the beam of light itself—even though it could certainly harm her, with caution, it wouldn’t be a big deal.

What terrified her was that she couldn’t comprehend the meaning behind that attack at all. If a magnifying glass could emit a laser, what was the point of firearms? She didn’t understand where that attack came from or why it had happened, as if it was some absurd farce unfolding before her.

If looking at the sun through a magnifying glass could lead to death, then maybe just taking one step forward would cause the ground to open into an abyss that would swallow her whole.

There was no doubt that the little boy who had been hit by the laser must have died, but from his behavior, he didn’t seem like a dead person at all, and the reactions of others were also eerily disturbing.

She swallowed hard and, shocked, said to Wen Wen, "Did you see that? There’s something wrong with this town, something very wrong!"

Wen Wen looked at her puzzled and said, "What did I see, a child stealthily touching you? You, a grand vampire, shouldn’t be so petty. Be more generous."

Tao Qingqing widened her eyes. It was one thing for ordinary people not to notice the anomaly, but even Wen Wen hadn’t noticed?

"Just now, right there, that little boy looked at the sun with a magnifying glass and the magnifying glass emitted a beam of light that pierced directly through his head!"

Wen Wen touched her forehead helplessly and said, "Are you sure your brain isn’t having problems? If that had happened, wouldn’t I have seen it? If you want to convince me, bring some evidence. Empty words aren’t enough to make me believe you."