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The moment Lynn Hall's fingertips touched the thick fog, he discovered that the fog had solidified, turning into a barrier with a glass-like texture.

And the instant Lynn touched it, those blood-red eyes suddenly pressed against him.

Seeing this, Sean and Alice immediately prepared to fire, but Lynn stopped them by raising his hand.

Sure enough, those eerie eyes remained motionless after touching the barrier formed by the condensed fog.

Seeing this, Lynn nodded slightly, just as he had guessed.

The reason the county policeman wasn't attacked last night was because the owner of the eyes was blocked by the barrier!

However, it is still unknown how all of this came about.

Moreover, is this dense fog barrier meant to prevent them from getting in, or to prevent them from getting out?

Holding her weapon, Alice approached Lynn and looked at the countless eyes before reaching out to touch the barrier.

"oops.."

Alice withdrew her hand the instant she touched the barrier, then looked at Lynn and said, "Boss, the mist solidified and is now electrified. Why didn't you tell me?"

"Electric current?"

Lynn frowned when he heard Alice say that.

I didn't feel any electric shock when I touched it.

I reached out my hand again to test it, but I still didn't feel any electric shock.

Sean, who was standing nearby, also reached out to try it, and he wasn't shocked either.

Alice was a little confused by their expressions.

Unconvinced, he reached out to test it again, only to be repelled by another electric current.

Seeing this, Lynn waved behind him, and soon his other men came over.

Following Lynn's instructions, the others tried it one by one.

Apart from a few women in the information department, the other male agents did not feel any electric shock.

"Fuck, even this solidified fog has sexism?"

Alice pointed her middle finger at the fog barrier and turned away, returning to the camp in a huff.

"Sean, have everyone take turns on night watch, weapons loaded, and we'll enter the town at dawn to investigate!"

"yes!"

Upon hearing Lynn's order, Sean immediately went to assign tasks!

Back in the car, Lynn reclined his seat and closed his eyes to rest, pondering whether those eerie eyes belonged to residents of the town.

Regardless of what happened to this small town, Lynn had already figured out the "truth" she wanted to clarify.

It must have been the Russians who deliberately spread the virus; this has become the norm for official announcements that cannot explain the truth behind disasters!

After a night's rest.

As the sky gradually brightened, the barrier formed by the thick fog turned back into mist.

The car that had been turned off could be restarted, and even the blocked signal was restored to normal!

Because of the "electric current" last night, Lynn left Alice and the female members behind, while he led Sean and the others into the town.

As soon as a dozen fully armed FBI agents entered the town, they saw local residents wandering aimlessly through the streets.

When they saw Lynn leading his team in, they immediately rushed over.

Upon seeing this, Lynn immediately ordered his men to open fire.

Gunshots rang out throughout the town, but even after being pierced by bullets, the indigenous people continued to charge towards them.

Even with his head shattered by bullets, he still charged towards the crowd.

Seeing this, Lynn Hall grabbed a guy who was rushing towards him and threw him away.

The native who had been thrown by Lynn crashed into the wall and broke both his legs, but he still crawled toward Lynn.

"Fux, boss, what the hell have the residents of this town turned into?"

Seeing the head explode like a watermelon, yet the headless corpse lunged towards them as if guided by a navigation system, they were amazed by the "monster's" headless body.

Sean fired his gun while muttering curses under his breath.

"Sean, lead the team out of the fog. No one is allowed to enter until I emerge!"

As he spoke, Lynn Hall jumped onto the roof in a few steps.

"Boss, let me do it. You lead the evacuation!"

Sean aimed his submachine gun at the ground, just about to follow suit and climb up to take over from Lynn.

But Lynn glared at him and said, "Execute orders!"

"...yes!"

Hesitantly glanced at Lynn, then gritted his teeth, gripping the submachine gun.

He then angrily fired a burst of bullets at these seemingly invincible indigenous people.

Only then did he reluctantly lead his team to leave the town!

As Sean and his group left the town, the natives who had been rushing towards them also stopped in their tracks.

He then resumed his unconscious wandering of the streets.

Outside the town.

Seeing that Sean and the others had left, Lynn Hall did not follow.

Alice immediately stepped forward and demanded, "Where's the boss? Damn it, you just left the boss all alone in town?"

As she spoke, Alice grabbed her submachine gun, ready to rush in and save Lynn, but Sean stopped her.

"The boss said that no one is allowed to enter the town until he comes out!"

"FUXX, what if the boss encounters danger inside?"

"This is the boss's order!"

"What a load of bull!"

Alice pushed Sean aside, ready to rush in, but the next second Sean blocked her way again: "You know the boss's character and abilities; he never fights a battle unprepared!"

"Since the boss has given this order, there must be a reason behind it!"

"So without the boss's order, even if the bureau chief comes, no one is allowed to go in!"

"you..."

Staring at Sean, Alice kicked him hard: "If the boss dies in there, I'll personally send you down to join him!"

"You don't need to lift a finger!"

Seeing that Alice had calmed down, Sean walked to the side, lit a cigarette, and said, "If those indestructible bastards really hurt the boss, I'll strap on some bombs and blow them to bits!"

Seeing that the atmosphere was somewhat tense, Dennis, who was about to speak, quietly shut his mouth.

This was the first time he had ever seen Alice and Sean arguing.

Having been with the FBI in New York for some time now, he knew very well that these two men were his boss's most trusted subordinates!

Inside the town.

Standing on the rooftop, Lynn Hall frowned as he looked at the houses in the town.

The walls of the first few houses I saw were painted with a strange, blood-red pattern.

The pattern is a six-pointed star enclosed in a circle, and upon closer inspection, each point of the six-pointed star is drawn with something resembling ram's horns.

Leaping from rooftop to rooftop, Lynn discovers that all the houses in the town have the same eerie patterns painted on their walls.

This discovery made Lynn frown, because he felt that he had seen this strange blood-red pattern somewhere before, but he couldn't remember where he had seen it!