Phoenix Feather

Every time Xuan Xuan and the others entered a carriage, their hearts sank a little. Every carriage was like the first carriage. About a dozen passengers were chopped from the back and their bodies lay on the ground.

The passengers were like frightened birds, hugging each other and shivering, crying, cursing, and screaming together, which was extremely tragic.

There are [-] carriages in the whole train. After a rough calculation, the total number of deaths is close to a hundred. With so many people dead all at once, the passengers are panic-stricken. , the weird scene outside the car window added to the fear of the passengers. Everyone was afraid, afraid, feeling like a fish stranded on the beach, waiting to die under the scorching sun, that feeling was really worse than die.

Looking at the passengers who had completely lost their size and only knew crying and fear, the three of Xuanxuan gave up trying to calm them down.

Xuan Xuan has always been paying attention to the scene outside the window. At this time, he found that the scene outside the window has changed. The originally bare hills and burnt trees have disappeared, and it has become a simple station. The platform of the station is full of trailers. Crowds of families and families, crowds of people, they are looking forward to it, as if they are waiting for the train to enter the station.

Xuan Xuan rubbed his forehead. He thought that there was only one illusion, but now it seems that this is not the case. It is difficult to get out of one illusion, and it is even more difficult to get out of another illusion. Zhang Jun's life and death are uncertain now. Jun, whether he can escape from this serial illusion is still unknown.

At that moment, Xuanxuan couldn't help feeling a pessimistic feeling deep in his heart, whether he was affected by the desperate atmosphere of the surrounding crowd or what.

"Xuanxuan, look!" Yueyu suddenly called out, pointing to a man standing at the front of the platform and said: "Look at that man"

Xuanxuan took a few glances, and didn't think there was anything worth noting about that ordinary-looking man.