King Who Will Cross

Brian is a farmer and a staunch doomsday believer.

Before the global disaster in 2012, Brian was called crazy and insane by everyone. However, he ignored the opinions of others and focused on preparing for the doomsday.

Unlike many Doomsday Wheelers, although he is also very afraid of the doomsday, he will not commit suicide in advance because of fear of the doomsday.

After selling most of his life savings, Brian united a dozen of the same doomsdayers, built an underground base near his farm that could defend against nuclear bombardment, and prepared sufficient supplies.

When the disaster occurred, Brian excitedly rushed to his base with other companions.

Why are you excited?

Maybe it's because what they have always believed in has finally come true, maybe because they have made all preparations when the disaster occurs, maybe because they know that those who laughed at them before should be regretting it now.

After spending three days and three nights in the base, Brian mustered up the courage and rushed out of the base alone regardless of the obstruction of others.

Although he had anticipated most of the situations after the end of the world, he had not anticipated how much humans would yearn for everything outside when they were lingering in the dark underground.

The floods receded, leaving behind a vast landscape.

Under the gloomy sky, Brian knelt in front of a huge ravine. That location was once his farm and also represented the first half of his life.

After telling other people in the base about the outside situation through the intercom, Brian walked to a nearby road where a car was parked.

Brian, don't waste your efforts. Brian's partner found Brian who was trying to start the car and said, After the flood, do you think it is possible for this kind of car to start?

It never hurts to try.

I don’t know whether it was because of the good quality of the car or because the flood receded too quickly. After trying for a while, Brian successfully started the car.

Where do you want to go?

I wanted to see if there were any other survivors.

So what? Our supplies cannot feed more people.

Brian sat in the driver's seat, looked at the person who said this righteously, laughed, and said: I remember, whether it is this base or the supplies we prepared, you have never sent out a single Split the money.

Others began to persuade, and someone suggested: Maybe there are many places in the city that have the supplies we need. If we bring all those supplies back, we can feed more people.

Brian said: I don't care what you think, what I want to tell you is that if there are only a dozen of us, we will all be dead in a year. Remember, we can only be better after rebuilding. to survive.”

In the silence of the others, Brian stepped on the gas. That night, he brought back two carts of people and one cart of supplies.

The next day, five groups set out from the base in search of supplies and survivors.

On the third day, Brian was chosen as the leader of the base.

…

A year later, this base was already a village with more than 500 survivors.

But at the same time, they will also face the most severe test after the end of the world.

There is only enough food to last for another month. Brian said with some seriousness: Due to the weather, our previous harvest was not good. Moreover, it is becoming increasingly difficult to find supplies now. In the ruins of the entire city , and couldn’t even find a bag of cookies.”

I suggest that we send a team to look for supplies in the city next door. Someone suggested: Compared to the city we are in, the city next door was more prosperous before.

How to get there? Someone retorted: It's not like we haven't sent teams out before, but all the roads have been destroyed, and it's impossible for cars to drive through.

The car can't drive through, but you can walk over!

Yeah, what about after walking over? Each person carries a bag of supplies back? That's not enough for them to consume on the way.

Okay, stop arguing. Brann interrupted the quarrels of others. In the past year, he handled affairs fairly and impartially, and was supported by 90% of the survivors in this base.

Besides this method, there is no other way at all. Brian said: Let's organize the manpower tonight. After dawn tomorrow, I will personally lead the team there.

Dawn? It's been a year since dawn.

After hearing this, everyone fell silent. If it hadn't been cloudy for a year, plus drought and other factors, how could they not be able to grow food for more than 500 people?

Brian suddenly laughed and said, Maybe when we wake up tomorrow morning, we will find it's dawn, haha...

There was nothing to say all night. Early the next morning, Brian's biological clock once again made him the first person to get up in the whole village. Just as he was about to light the oil lamp, Brian suddenly felt that something was wrong.

In the previous year, it was cloudy during the day and dark at night, making it impossible to see. Because of the clouds, most of the light in the universe was blocked from the earth.

However, Brian discovered at this time that he seemed to be able to clearly see the lighter next to his pillow without lighting the lamp.

Could it be?

Brian got up from the bed excitedly, then ran to the window and looked at the sky.

Completely different from the darkness before he went to bed, there seemed to be... a few stars in the sky.

Excitedly, Brian opened the window and climbed out of the window barefooted. Fortunately, the houses in the village only had one floor.

Walking outside the house, Brian could clearly feel that in the village without any artificial light sources, there was an unusually familiar layer of soft light that he had not encountered for a long time.

As if sleepwalking, Brian walked to the open space with his head lowered. After being silent for a while, he finally plucked up the courage and suddenly raised his head.

There is a full moon hanging in the sky.

God bless me, I'm not dreaming. Brian slapped himself hard and shouted loudly: I'm not dreaming.

After laughing crazily for a while, he heard someone's voice coming from the house next to him. Brian could no longer suppress his emotions and shouted loudly.

No one can quite figure out what Brian is shouting, because even Brian himself doesn’t know. Maybe it’s just a simple roar, maybe it’s singing, maybe it’s thanking God.

Brian ran to the middle of the village and pressed the emergency button without hesitation. In an instant, the piercing ringtone from the electric bell modified from several alarm clocks spread to every corner of the village.

Many people woke up from their sleep and rushed out of the room in panic, because this bell will only ring in one situation except a specific gathering time, and that is when disaster strikes again.

At this time, it was naturally impossible to gather. Therefore, after rushing out of the house, the first reaction of many people was to look for open areas and pray that there would never be a tsunami.

Just then, someone noticed something was wrong.

That is……

moon?

Look to the sky!

…

After the noise, there was a scene of hundreds of people crying in unison under the moonlight. They all knew that daybreak was about to come! (To be continued.)