The End of the World: Chaos

Xika was still in the corner, staring at Ruth intently, his heart full of worry, and he couldn't help but raise his voice to ask: "Is there any situation outside?"

Ruth paused slightly, adjusted her expression, and said slowly: "Just as we worried, what's happening outside has indeed been transmitted to the surface. Moreover, the scope of coverage is beyond our imagination. The entire Hell's Kitchen is within this range. If we look further away, it can only be an unknown place." After that, Ruth's eyes became deep, as if she was thinking about something.

Seeing this, Xika couldn't help but feel anxious: "Can you think of a countermeasure? Or can you inform everyone to prepare for future troubles?" He had some concerns in his heart, but the silent atmosphere in front of him made him vaguely feel the seriousness of the situation.

"No, I haven't dealt with this matter yet, and I have no power to deal with it. Now that things have come to this, the situation is dire and can no longer be concealed." Ruth sighed, her brows furrowed even more, and her voice revealed a bit of sadness.

"Are we just going to sit here and wait for death?" Xika was secretly anxious. He clenched his hands unconsciously and thought to himself, "If it is true as Ruth said, and the news from the outside world spreads, wouldn't we have no way out?"

"I didn't mean to do that," Ruth gently stroked her forehead, as if trying to calm down, "but now it's hard to use magic, the information has already spread, and there's no way to hide it anymore."

Xika clenched his fists, thinking of his past ambitions, but now it was stuck in his throat and hard to spit out. After a long silence, he said: "Ruth, but we have to find a way to deal with it. If we sit there stupidly, we will end up surrounded by wolves."

Ruth nodded slightly, thought for a long time, and pointed out one thing: "I have heard that the alien species from outside may be able to break the situation here." She looked at Xika meaningfully.

"Alien species? Is it really feasible?" Sika was slightly stunned, and was skeptical about Ruth's certainty.

"If we can spread this flow elsewhere, we may be able to get help from outsiders. And aliens are often volatile due to their sudden temperaments. They are full of tricks and it's easy to use others' strength to their advantage." Ruth took another deep breath, her eyes flickering.

Xika nodded, and gradually came up with an idea in his mind: "If what you said is true, then how to guide him here? Moreover, the transmission route must be kept secret. If you are not careful, it will bring more disasters."

"I can seek help from Nightingale. If she can sneak into foreign lands, she may be able to bring news. As for us, we must wait and see and look for a more secretive place." Ruth's eyes suddenly became firm.

"Okay, I'll ask Nightingale right away." Xika's voice was like thunder, his eyes full of determination, and he turned around and was about to leave.

"Wait a minute," Ruth called him softly, her tone turning gentle, "You need to be careful and cautious. If the consequences get out of control, I won't be able to protect you."

Xika looked back and saw Ruth's face getting paler. He felt a little uneasy in his heart: "Trust me, Ruth. I will find her and bring her back. But can you stay here for a while and listen to me talking to myself, so that I can find a glimmer of peace for you?"

Ruth smiled slightly, and her worries seemed to be relieved a little. "You have a plan in mind, and I don't want to disturb you, but the road ahead will be difficult, so you must be more vigilant."

Xika's eyes were firm. "I am not afraid. If I have to face it alone, I will find a way for you. Keep your eyes and ears connected."

Ruth nodded slightly, and a warm current surged in her heart, as if she saw the dawn of hope. When Xika turned around and was about to leave, Ruth called out: "Xika, your safety must be the top priority. If anything happens, please tell me as soon as possible so that we can go to the dangerous place together."

"Don't worry, Ruth. I will be careful." Xika said and disappeared in the winding streets.

Ruth watched Sika leave, and a feeling of loss and expectation surged in her heart. She knew that this journey was full of dangers, and although Sika was brave, she could only do so alone. She sighed softly, thinking of the shadows that kept coming, and for a moment she couldn't control herself, but she was determined to fight harder in this difficult situation.