I chose the safe house, and the Human Alliance regretted it.

Wang Wei stood with a smile on his lips, hands behind his back, looking at the boundless tide of beasts before him.

Everything was part of his plan.

The introduction of Chen Junjie establishes his prestige as a prophet, and the appearance of calamities and strange beasts—every step is precisely on the heels of his plan.

Now, only one final step remains: getting the monstrous beasts to offer "trade" terms.

However, the beast horde completely ignored his call to stop.

She didn't even glance at him.

Thunder, wind blades, extreme frost, crimson blood rain... a barrage of attacks rained down on him, so powerful that even the space itself trembled.

However, when those attacks reached within a few meters of Wang Wei, they seemed to hit an invisible wall and all mysteriously disappeared.

It wasn't blocked, but rather vanished into thin air, leaving not even a trace.

But Wang Wei's smile froze for a moment.

As the saying goes, reach out and don't hit the smiling person.

These strange beasts really have no sense of martial ethics.

He shook his head, his gaze hardening.

Since that's the case, let's first give these beasts a good beating.

He directly set up a safe house in the heart of the disaster.

A transparent barrier with a diameter of nearly four kilometers unfolded instantly, covering an area of ​​11253900 square meters.

All the strange beasts in this area, regardless of their level, were wiped out in the same instant, without even a scream.

"Defeat the S-rank Crimson Mist Beast and gain 1000 safety points."

"Defeat SS-rank Thunder Beast and gain 3000 safety points."

"Defeat the SSS-rank Frost Beast and gain 10000 safety points."

"......"

The notification sounds continued incessantly.

The animal horde within the safe house area numbered approximately several hundred thousand.

A four-kilometer vacuum zone instantly formed in front of Wang Wei.

One moment it was a densely packed herd of beasts, the next it was a desolate, scorched wasteland.

"A total of 90 alien beasts have been killed, and 20 billion safety points have been obtained."

Wang Wei's lips curled up in a smile.

Killing monsters can also grant you safe points.

This beast tide is really a good thing.

Four kilometers away, the subsequent strange beasts briefly stopped.

Their scarlet pupils stared at the suddenly empty area, unable to comprehend what had happened.

Where did my companions go? How did they disappear in an instant?

But the pause only lasted a few seconds.

The beast followed its instincts, dispelling its minor confusion.

They roared and charged forward again, one after another.

Seeing this, Wang Wei could no longer suppress the urge to smile.

He simply stood still, arms crossed, letting the beast tide rush over.

The barrage of attacks rained down once more, but before the safe house, the lightning, wind blades, and frost didn't even touch the hem of his clothes.

A thunderous beast, its fangs almost touching his body.

The next second, the monster disappeared.

It vanished along with all the strange beasts within a four-kilometer radius behind it.

Nearly 20 billion security points have been credited to the account.

Wang Wei took a deep breath, strode forward, and walked into the depths of the endless beast tide.

Take your time, stroll leisurely.

.......

Outside the Kashgar Mountains, the army of superhumans fled with all their might.

The terrifying aura of the beast horde emanating from behind felt like a mountain pressing down on everyone's chest.

But soon someone noticed something was wrong.

"...The beast tide didn't catch up?" Shi Lei asked, panting.

Zhao Lie glanced back. In the direction of the Kashgar Mountains, the crimson mist and thunder were still rolling, but the overwhelming sense of oppression had not spread to them.

"Never mind that, just run!" He gritted his teeth and didn't slow down.

No one stopped; they just wanted to get as far away from that hell as possible.

The military personnel with superpowers looked unusually solemn.

The final beast tide far exceeded expectations in size.

This message must be brought back as soon as possible and informed of the league's leadership.

This concerns the lives and deaths of all bases and countless people.

The People's Federation army surged towards Beijing like a torrent.

Human bases around the world are in an uproar.

Countless people wept with joy.

"They've broken through!"

"Very good!"

"They're alive...they're all alive..."

The satellite image on the screen switched from the Kashgar Mountains to the moving torrent that was moving away from the mountains.

Although many people were killed in this battle, the vast majority of those with superpowers still managed to break through the encirclement.

At the Southwest Base, the old man slumped to the ground, utterly exhausted.

His eyes were red and swollen, his lips were chapped, but he was smiling.

Gangzi is still here.

"It's good that you're out...it's good that you're out..." he murmured.

In the main hall of the Alliance headquarters in the capital city.

All eyes were on Chen Junjie.

This "prophet" should know what ultimately happened in the Kashgar Mountains.

Chen Junjie remained silent for a while, then said, "We'll talk about everything when they get back."

Dewey stepped forward, breaking the silence: "Those who return should enjoy the honor they deserve. The surviving families of those who died with superpowers should also be treated well."

Chen Junjie nodded: "Go and handle it."

Dewey was better at these things.

But after the two finished speaking, no one present showed any intention of leaving.

Everyone is waiting—waiting for a result, waiting for an answer.

What happened in the Kashgar Mountains in the end?

What should we do next to deal with the alien beasts?

This concerns the lives and deaths of all bases and countless people.

Within the Kashgar Mountains, Wang Wei made his move, wandering alone amidst the endless tide of beasts.

He moved slowly and steadily into the depths of the mountains, like a walking Grim Reaper.

Behind them was a clean, scorched earth.

The strange beasts that kept pouring out of the cracks in the mountain continued their tireless charge.

But they couldn't stop Wang Wei's steps.

Anyone who enters the safe house area, regardless of whether they are S-level, SS-level, or SSS-level, will have their coefficients erased.

The terrifying attack launched by the combined forces of the strange beasts was like a mud ox sinking into the sea inside the safe house, not even making a splash.

Wang Wei didn't even look at them.

His attention was entirely focused on the constantly fluctuating numbers indicating the safety points.

Every second, alien beasts are annihilated; every second, a large number of safe points are credited to accounts.

Until the point where the disaster began, the mountain stream had already collapsed.

Wang Wei stopped, looked around, found a broken rock, and sat down.

He lay half-reclined, watching wave after wave of beasts surge into the safe house area and disappear one after another.

This scene is extremely bizarre.

He was surrounded by a swarm of strange beasts, but they all vanished into thin air a few meters away from him.

The number of beasts is decreasing rapidly.

The strange beasts emerging from the cracks gradually became unable to keep up with Wang Wei's harvesting speed.

The density of alien beasts within the safe house area is decreasing, and the intervals between them are becoming longer.

As dusk fell.

The last beast entered the safe house.

A small A-rank Thunder Beast, it was the slowest to charge and also the last to die.

Less than ten meters from Wang Wei, its body began to dissipate from the edge, like a burning piece of paper, turning into ashes little by little from its limbs to its head.

The beast tide has died out in the Kashgar Mountains.

Wang Wei stood up, dusted off his pants, and glanced at the total amount of safe points—340 billion.

He roughly estimated that he had harvested nearly ten million strange beasts.

At this moment, the cracks in the mountain were still filled with countless scarlet beast eyes.

Against the backdrop of twilight and crimson mist, those eyes, densely packed and layered, appeared even more eerie.

But the atmosphere was completely different from before.

The strange beasts hesitated in the crevice, huddled together, and dared not take another step out.

Wang Wei looked at them and smiled.

Indeed, might makes right.

To reason with an animal, you have to beat it until it hurts.

"Can you listen to me now?" Wang Wei looked into the faintly visible golden pupils deep within the crack. "Shall we talk?"

After a long pause, a hoarse yet deep voice rang out:

"Our people must have gotten lost and gone astray..."