"What are you afraid of? There are so many of you, can't you handle a bunch of insects? Grab your hammers and follow me!"
"What the hell is this thing? I hit it with a hammer and it didn't react? Damn, damn, where's my hammer? My hammer's gone!"
"Aaaah! Run, quickly! Forget the hammer!"
The people who were organizing to take down the insects ran off with their tails between their legs.
And finally, Jing Shu made her way from Car No. 20 and ran into the train staff who had opened the carriage door to escape with a group of people. She didn't blame them. There would naturally be accountability from the relevant departments afterward, but this also presented a moral dilemma.
If you were the train staff with the key to escape, would you choose to heroically die with a few and be honored as a martyr afterward; or would you use the key to open the door, bringing danger to more people, and afterward lose your job and face public scrutiny if you survive?
