Living on a deserted island, the cold female president regards me as king

The leader's face was a little ugly.

From the heart, a person suddenly loses the rights conferred by his duties and becomes nothing. The huge psychological gap is unbearable.

From the change in his expression, it can also be seen that he is not feeling well now, and similarly, he is not willing to hand over his leadership.

But in reality, things often backfire.

Even if he is reluctant now, he has lost his prestige in the hearts of the players.

On the bright side, although he still bears the right to lead the team.

But in fact, it has become an empty shelf. For him at this moment, bowing his head does not mean a bad thing. On the contrary, it can also preserve his dignity to the greatest extent.

This is the last kindness I can say to him.

If he is unwilling, I will naturally use coercive means. After all, the longer I spend here, the worse it will be for me.

"I……"

Under everyone's gaze, beads of sweat gushed out from the leader's forehead, he twitched the corners of his mouth, and spoke with great difficulty, every word he said seemed to have exhausted all his strength: "I...I willing……"

Normally, these are just three simple words.

But now, these three words seemed to have exhausted his strength. After he finished speaking, his eyes dimmed a bit, and he collapsed on the ground as if he was undressed.

I glanced at him lightly.

well.

He made the right choice, otherwise, the next me will make him regret...

I stretched out my right hand to the team leader who was lying on the ground expressionlessly. He looked at my hand, smiled slightly desolately, and after a little hesitation, he also extended his hand to me.

He thought I was going to shake his hand.

But he will be wrong. I don't have the time to play with him. What I want is the watch on his wrist.

I deftly took the watch from his wrist with only one hand.

The team leader froze in mid-air when he stretched out, and the smile on his face became embarrassing, turning blue and white. It could be seen that he was a little annoyed, but now he has nothing to do with me.

Of course, I don't care what he thinks.

I glanced at the time, and it was five past seven in the evening. This time point was extremely unfavorable for our team who just wanted to escape from the cave.

Because the terrain in the karst cave is very complicated, with countless winding tunnels criss-crossing, it is not easy to find the exit.
If it is daytime, maybe we can still see the light projected from the outside world from a hidden hole, but now it is night, even if we are lucky and suddenly pass a hole that can go out, but in such a environment, we are likely to miss the...

It's really embarrassing for me, the little captain...

"Is there a fire?"

I looked at the team members sitting on the ground resting, and asked suddenly.

"Have."

Immediately, someone responded, and then raised his hand and threw a black object at me. I took a look, and it was a mechanical lighter in good condition.

"Borrow it for a while, is there any problem?" I looked at him and said.

"As long as you can take us out of here alive, let alone borrow it, it's fine to give it to you."

I nodded and didn't promise him.

Because I don't know how many of the dozens of people left here can follow me out alive in the end.

"Give you five minutes to rest."

"Five minutes later, follow me!"

I gave the first order in a cold voice: "If anyone has an opinion, it's best to raise it now."

After all, I took a big step and came to a corner alone, enjoying this moment of tranquility.

5 minutes.

Not bad at all, I stood up as soon as the time was up, and walked straight to the hole on the right just like the previous team leader.

Seeing this, the others immediately packed up their things and hurriedly followed.

People have different hearts, and not everyone wants to act with me, but they have no choice. Even if they don’t agree with me, it’s better to act with everyone than to be alone.

They all understand this truth.

"team……"

After waiting for a while, there was still a questioning voice in the team: "Captain, even if we want to break through, we can't go down this dead end again? Just now, we escaped from this side..."

"Don't want to? You can go now."

I turned around and said a word coldly, and then ignored him.

I was able to make such a choice, of course I have my own reasons, after all, just now, I also escaped from this cave with them.

I took the lead and walked in the front with the flashlight.

It was very clear in my heart that the other team members more or less thought the same way, but they didn't say anything because they were desperate.

on the ground.

The stalactite wall, which was originally reflective due to the light, has also become pitch black after being burned by the fire just now.

There was a burnt smell in the air.

Just smelling it makes people feel chest tightness. This is not because the air floating here is poisonous, but because the gas exchange rate in the cave is already quite low. After the overfire attack, the oxygen content in the air drops further.

In layman's terms, that is, the oxygen content here is insufficient.

For me, such an environment is barely tolerable. After all, my body is extremely adaptable to the surrounding environment.

A hypoxic environment like this, at best, would only make me feel a little uncomfortable.

But those team members are different, they are all ordinary people, even after the test of life and death, they are all iron-blooded fighters, but in such an environment, people's physiological reactions still persuade them to leave.

Some of them are of poor physique, and their mouths have already turned purple.

It still kept slipping from their cheeks, and the sound of heavy breathing filled the entire tunnel, giving people an extremely depressing feeling
This is the only favorable condition for us.

After continuing to move forward for a distance of about ten meters, I stopped and took a deep breath: "Keep a distance of at least ten meters from me, be on guard at all times, and watch my gestures and actions."

"understand!"

The deep voices of the team members came from behind.

I don't need to look at them to know that in a low-oxygen environment, their bodies are under a huge burden.

If not hurry through this area.

Without encountering an ambush by the aborigines, the lack of oxygen alone is enough to kill them.