Arctic survival, starting in hell at minus fifty degrees Celsius

Upon hearing the scream, Sun Chengwu immediately looked towards the cabin.

Outside the cabin, a huge figure was seen dragging a person out of the cabin.

His face was pressed against the window.

In the cold wind outside, a polar bear was tearing at a person, its snow-white fur already stained red with blood.

This creature, harmless on television, became a deadliest killer in the wild.

Polar bears can stand up to three meters tall. Many people don't really grasp the concept of three meters; it's about the height of a two-story building, looking down at you.

A bear's paw is bigger than a human hand.

If targeted by such a behemoth, the chances of survival are almost zero.

The screams of the person being dragged out continued. The polar bear must have been hungry, because it didn't even kill the survivor before starting to eat him. The heart-wrenching screams only intensified the fear in people's hearts.

A commotion broke out in the cabin as the survivors pushed their way toward the business class.

Sun Chengwu and his group were swept away by the crowd and forced to retreat again and again.

The business class cabin was already small, and the people who squeezed in faced off against the people in white.

"Let us in, there are bears outside!"

"Get out of the way, everyone!"

People in front stopped, and people behind crowded together like sardines in a can.

One of the more rational people in the crowd shouted, "Don't panic! There are many of us. If we unite, even the polar bear will be afraid!"

But the terrified crowd didn't care whether the polar bear was scared or not; fear tore their reason apart, as long as they weren't the ones who died.

Sun Chengwu thought of a joke he had seen before.

What should you do if you encounter a bear in the wild?

It's okay, as long as you run faster than your teammates.

At this moment, this hellish joke was given a concrete form.

There weren't many people in the white-clad area, and with the survivors crowding in, the remaining space became even smaller.

Sun Chengwu pulled Zhou Xi and the others back to the door of the cabin, but dared not open the door.

He worried that once the hatch was opened, these panicked survivors would pry it open and rush in like zombies.

"Help! I don't want to die, help me!"

Cries and pleas for help mingled together; an outsider might have thought that the people crammed together were the victims dragged out by the polar bear.

They shoved each other, and some even punched and kicked those around them in an attempt to push forward a few more steps, making the scene even more chaotic.

At this moment, Sun Chengwu suddenly understood what Bai Zhan meant.

If these people don't have a reliable leader to direct them, and no one can control their behavior, they are just a mob.

If this is the case when facing a polar bear, what about other dangers?

They dare not face external dangers, but they dare to attack their own kind.

Sun Chengwu turned around and shouted at the survivors who were pushing their way in, "Calm down, everyone! Anyone who gets any closer, I'll kill them!"

Several people pushed their way in, ignoring everything, shouting, "Go ahead and hit me if you dare!"

Sun Chengwu raised his hand and slammed the steel pipe down with a bang.

The man who had just shouted clutched his head, roared in pain, and lunged at Sun Chengwu.

Sun Chengwu was grabbed around the waist and pushed against the cabin door.

Sun Chengwu raised the steel pipe again and slammed it down hard on his back.

The man was in pain and fell to the ground.

Sun Chengwu stared at the panicked crowd and said, "Calm down, it's just a polar bear. It will leave once it's full."

"Are you all crammed in here? Are you going to let the polar bears in for a buffet later?"

Someone in the crowd shouted, "You make it sound so easy. You're in business class, of course you're not afraid of polar bears. If a polar bear comes in, we'll be the first to be eaten."

"Exactly, it's easy for you to say that when you're not in our shoes. Why don't you move out and give us your business class seats!"

They seemed to have found their leader, and a group of people, filled with righteous indignation, wanted to kick everyone out of the business class.

At this moment, Sun Chengwu noticed Bai Zhan's gaze.

It's as if it's saying, "See? What did I say before?"

Sun Chengwu was too lazy to deal with these trivial matters, but these things always seemed to come knocking on his door.

Sun Chengwu was just an intern doctor and didn't know how to handle the situation for a while.

At this moment, Bai Zhan stood up.

He stared coldly at the survivors who had stormed into business class and were confronting them, and asked in an icy tone, "What do you want?"

The survivors huddled together and found courage. A man in the crowd shouted, "Why are you staying in business class? Everyone is equal."

Bai Zhan glanced at Sun Chengwu, walked over to the man who had shouted, and pulled him out of the crowd.

He yelled at the man to leave the crowd, but immediately became frightened and shouted to bolster his courage, "What are you doing? Let me go!"

Just like when polar bears eat people, these survivors only know how to run.

Now that the man who shouted has been dragged out by Bai Zhan, the survivors also choose to take a step back in fear, not wanting to get involved with him and avoid being caught in the crossfire.

Bai Zhan said to Sun Chengwu, "Did you see that?"

Such people use the masses to achieve their own goals.

He just wanted to get into business class.

It's not about speaking up for others.

So all we need to do is find him.

Dr. Sun, sometimes you're just too kind.

Bai Zhan dragged the man who had shouted at him towards the economy class.

The man who shouted trembled with fear, "Let me go! Let me go!"

Bai Zhan dragged him to the breach in the cabin, where a polar bear was eating people.

The man grabbed Bai Zhan's arm, pleading, "No...no, let go of me! I was wrong, brother, I was wrong, please forgive me!"

Bai Zhan pried open the man's fingers one by one.

The man screamed and fell from the edge of the cabin, landing next to the polar bear.

"Ahhhhh!"

The man's scream sent shivers down the spines of all the survivors, who stared in horror at the young man in his early twenties.

Below, the man who shouted the order scrambled and crawled away from the polar bear.

The polar bear ate the carcass, glanced up, and didn't give chase.

A look of disappointment crossed Bai Zhan's face. "What a pity."

Bai Zhan returned to business class and looked at everyone, "Look, that polar bear didn't even eat it, why are you all running?"

The way everyone looked at Bai Zhan was even more fearful than when they were facing a polar bear.

Bai Zhan spread his hands, half-jokingly and half-threateningly asking, "How long do you plan to stay here? Want to buy a business class ticket?"

Bai Zhan walked step by step toward the business class cabin. The survivors automatically parted to make way for him, their bodies pressed tightly against the cabin windows, still crowded together.

By the time Bai Zhan returned to business class, all the survivors who had rushed in had already retreated.

Bai Zhan approached Sun Chengwu and asked, "What do you think? Have you considered my suggestion?"