Su Ge was in a dangerous situation now. 

After kicking Flynn up, she found herself without any way to push herself forward and could only plunge straight into the swift river water. 

To make matters worse, she still had Nalita in her grasp. 

After a moment of screaming, Nalita regained some rationality. When she noticed something hooking onto her waist and realized she was plunging headfirst into the water, she couldn’t help but scream uncontrollably. 

Honestly, in such a situation, anyone would be quite irritated. Adding Nalita’s terrifying screams, even the most patient person would likely become angry. 

Su Ge bit her tongue tightly, the sharp pain reminding her constantly that she must not release the qi in her mouth. 

Being drenched in rain for a long time, Su Ge’s condition was not good. She had lost a lot of strength all over her body, and just exerting force twice on Flynn had drained most of her energy. Now, with very little strength left, enduring a woman’s piercing screams in this situation was extremely unpleasant. 

At the moment she was about to fall into the water, she held her breath, plunged into the water, and then forcefully turned in the water. Astonishingly, she created a small whirlpool in the water, which grew larger under the continuous impact of the river water on both sides. With the help of this enlarging whirlpool, Su Ge managed to emerge from the water again after a few seconds underwater. 

Such an operation was not difficult for Su Ge, but for other aliens who kept watching her situation from the high bank, it was simply unbelievable. 

After Flynn was kicked up, the aliens stirred slightly, and then more voices shouted for Su Ge, pulling hard on the ropes in their hands, trying to pull Su Ge up. 

However, no one pulled the rope, and they witnessed Su Ge’s actions, once again challenging their understanding, especially after being stunned by Su Ge’s ability to walk on the water’s surface. 

No, are humans not affected by the planet’s gravity? How did she do it? 

Su Ge emerged from the water. 

At this time, they don’t expect the river water to be very clean. She was covered all over as if dyed with yellow muddy water. Even so, she still held Narita in her hand, more miraculously, Nalita was still screaming. 

Even Su Ge found it hard to believe. Nalita had clearly fallen into the water with her just now, so shouldn’t she have been choked? 

However, before she could ask this question herself, she suddenly lifted Nalita forcibly, facing her face to face, she looked at Nalita, who was almost rolling her eyes and screaming, and said coldly, “Shut up.” 

Nalita’s whole spirit was now in a daze. She dared not imagine what she had just experienced. No, more accurately, even if she tried to recall, she didn’t know what she had just experienced. In her current world, it seemed that only screaming remained. 

Until her vision was met with a stern face, it was a dirty and disheveled face, but it had a pair of dark eyes resembling cold stars. At this moment, the owner of these eyes was staring coldly at her, emitting a powerful pressure from her. Then she spoke lightly, “Shut up.” 

It’s quite miraculous that even Nalita herself couldn’t control her screams, yet under the cold reprimand of this woman, her voice vanished. 

Although the aliens on the bank were already shocked by Su Ge’s previous actions, seeing her fall into the water and emerge on her own astonished them even more. It seemed impossible. 

Finally, Zigmadar snapped out of it and shouted to everyone, “Are you all idiots? Quickly pull the rope!” 

After being yelled at, the aliens suddenly came to their senses and began pulling the rope in a flurry. 

Su Ge didn’t move anymore; she had no strength left. The remaining strength only allowed her to grip the rope tightly, and to hold onto Nalita, the burden. She gritted her teeth, twisted the remaining rope around her waist, and spun around forcefully in place. The rope bound Su Ge and Nalita tightly together. Now, Su ge could even free her hands. 

She was really powerless to do anything else, only waiting for the remaining aliens to pull her up. 

It should have been a simple matter, but the difficulty lay in the present moment. The waves stirred up by the giant rocks earlier weren’t just one wave; they came one after another. They had just dodged the first wave, and now there was more to come. 

Su Ge hung onto the rope, frowning as she watched another wave rush towards her at lightning speed from the deep channel, doubling the original wave’s height. It was roaring towards her, and she couldn’t help but mutter under her breath. 

“Hurry up! Another wave is coming! Hurry and pull them up!” Li Ya watched the rapidly approaching waves in the distance, his voice trembling with a hint of panic. He exerted all her strength, but for some reason, the rope felt so long. 

This feeling wasn’t just experienced by Li Ya; everyone there felt it at that moment. 

They pulled the rope with all their might, shuffling backward. Su Ge and Nalita, suspended on the rope, were steadily rising. 

Yet, despite their efforts, their speed couldn’t match the overwhelming waves, which had already surged up to Su Ge. They crashed directly into her. 

The immense force of the water sent Su Ge spinning in mid-air, even the aliens couldn’t hold on, and the rope slipped down a bit. At this moment, Flynn, who had almost stumbled to his feet, lunged forward and grabbed the slipping rope, almost shouting hoarsely at the aliens behind him, “Pull harder! Have you all not eaten?!” 

The rope stabilized once again and ascended upwards. Su Ge, her features obscured by the muddy river water, secretly rejoiced. Fortunately, she had the foresight to tie the rope around her waist. Fortunately, there were no stones or wood in the pounding waves. If there were, her life might have been in peril. 

Nalita clung tightly to Su Ge’s waist, her head limp on Su Ge’s shoulder, trembling all over like a quail. Her voice was filled with the sound of chattering teeth. 

“Su Ge… Su Ge… Are we going to die?” 

Su Ge felt the rope continuously rising and glanced at the distance as the next wave was coming. After calculating, she figured there shouldn’t be any major danger. She sighed, “I don’t think so.” 

Then, she couldn’t help but grind her teeth in anger. This organizer had the audacity to claim they had rich experience and chose the safest place, ensuring all participants peace of mind?  

Was this safe? This was the peace of mind they promised! 

Utter nonsense! 

Rong Shi had been waiting for Su Ge and the others all along. 

When they parted ways, Rong Shi wasn’t aware if the direction they searched for was flatter and safer. 

After walking for a while in the direction they chose, they found that they couldn’t proceed much because most of the safe spots and accessible paths were already submerged by the torrential rain. So, they had to carefully search the areas they passed through, but unfortunately, they didn’t find any teammates, so they returned to the agreed-upon spot to wait. 

Sometimes, waiting was the most tormenting. 

Rong Shi always thought he had decent patience, and his mindset was stable, free from impulsivity. But in this moment, as he stared into the endless downpour and listened to the roaring river, an indescribable anguish gnawed at his heart continuously. 

He even started to regret faintly; it would’ve been better if they had chosen the other side. 

The rain grew heavier. The few people waiting at the agreed-upon spot soon realized that where they were wasn’t safe anymore. The rain became fiercer, and the speed of the flowing river water increased. In just over half an hour, the visible safe area they were in had visibly shrunk. 

Rong Shi lowered his head and forcefully stomped on the ground beneath him. The soil, once hard and covered in low grass, had become sticky and unusually soft under the relentless downpour. With just a bit of force, he could leave a heavy footprint on the previously hard ground. 

It was already obvious that if they continued to stay here, this safe spot would be washed away in no time. 

But Su Ge and the others are still not here. Rong Shi anxiously looked in the direction Su Ge and the others went, but apart from seeing the white curtains of rain and the faint silhouette of the distant mountain wall, he couldn’t see anything. 

“Are we still going to stay here now?” Ron was always good at drawing maps. When drawing, observing the geological structure was a basic skill. Therefore, Ron had already noticed that the place they were in was no longer safe. 

Rong Shi stared seriously at Ron. There was trust in his eyes. He lowered his eyes slightly and, after thinking for a few seconds, made a decision, “Let’s retreat to the edge of the forest. It looks safer there.” 

Ron agreed with this suggestion. 

The group didn’t say anything more, everyone immediately turned back towards the nearby forest. But when they had, all been safely escorted to the safer edge of the forest, Rong Shi turned around to go back. 

Ron asked, “Where are you going?” 

“I just can’t rest assured about Su Ge and the others. I need to check on them.” Rong Shi didn’t conceal his inner turmoil, especially when he remembered how the original safety point was gradually shrinking due to the river erosion. His heart became even more restless. 

“You can’t go.” Ron’s eyes flickered, but he still shook his head and refused Rong Shi, “For whatever reason, you must ensure your own safety now. You can only wait here. You can’t go.” 

“Get out of my way.” Rong Shi was already burning inside, but now, when Ron calmly articulated the best-known outcome, it didn’t console Rong Shi. Instead, he felt the fire inside him burning even hotter. 

“Rong Shi, you can’t go. With such heavy rain, you can’t act alone. I know you’re strong, but even the strongest individual is still just an individual. You can’t deal with such harsh natural conditions. If anything happens to you, what will happen to our team?” Ron could see that Rong Shi was in a state of extreme agitation, and the decision he was making now was definitely not the most correct one, so he did everything in his power to stop him. 

“I’m not going to face it. I just want to make sure they’re safe enough. I didn’t say I would take you guys there. You can stay here and wait.” Rong Shi’s words were tinged with anger because of the burning fire in his heart. 

Ron just looked quietly at Rong Shi, with a calm and lonely light in his eyes. “If that’s your reason, then I can’t let you go even more. If we all go together, the target will be bigger and easier to find. But if you go alone, Rong Shi, to put it bluntly, if something happens to you, we’ll have to go find you. It means putting everyone in danger. A responsible captain can’t do this.” 

Ron’s words made sense, but sometimes making sense doesn’t mean much, especially at this moment. Rong Shi felt an unprecedented crisis constantly looming over him, and he felt very anxious. 

Once, his teammates were also in danger, even more so than now. But how did he handle it back then? 

He’s very calm, very rational. He’s even gone through all possible scenarios in the crisis, then selected the one with the least damage to implement. 

Now, he wants to calmly weigh the pros and cons, make rational choices, but the fire in his heart won’t allow it; it seems to keep boiling. 

He closed his eyes tightly for a moment, then opened them, and smiled strangely at Ron, “I don’t want to…” 

Just as the two of them stood arguing in the rain, suddenly there was a huge tremor in the distance. Rong Shi immediately looked towards the source of the loud noise, despite the thick rain curtain and low visibility. 

But Rong Shi’s superior vision and discernment allowed him to clearly see what was happening. 

He saw a huge boulder rolling down from the farthest mountain cliff, crashing heavily onto the water below, then stirring up high waves. That huge commotion was caused by this series of movements. 

Lana stared dumbfounded at the current situation. After opening her mouth several times, she turned to Ron and asked, “Ron… didn’t you say… the mountain wouldn’t collapse?” 

At this moment, not only did Lana feel shocked, but Ron also didn’t fare well. He looked at everything happening in front of him, unable to be described as anything other than shock. He opened his mouth, “No… how could… this happens!” 

Just as all of them were stunned by what had just happened, Ron suddenly felt a black shadow rushing out beside him. He didn’t react for a moment, but when he did, he immediately shouted, “Rong Shi! You can’t go!” 

Ron was about to step forward to chase after them, but then he felt someone grabbing him. He turned around and saw Lana exceptionally terrified eyes. “Ron, you can’t go. Rong Shi has left, you can’t go, you can’t leave us behind!” 

Ron wanted to say something, but after seeing the panicked expressions on the remaining three or four faces, he could only sigh deeply. 

“Will Rong Shi be okay?” Yilan looked at the dense rain curtain, sighing deeply with great concern. 

Ron tightened his lips and only spoke after a long while, “He’ll be fine.” 

“There are so many people over there. If Su Ge and the others find Meng and the rest… not only will there be more people, but Meng is also injured, and with such heavy rain…” Amphit couldn’t control his anxious feelings. He didn’t dare to speak loudly, just muttered to himself on the side. 

Ron felt like there was a tight string in his heart, almost suffocating him. He looked at the dense rain curtain and felt the crisis on the deserted planet for the first time. 

Not having enough food to eat, uncontrollable natural disasters, and not even a place to settle down—They only stayed here for no more than 10 days, this was just the beginning of their live broadcast. There were still more than three hundred days ahead. How many more things were waiting for them? 

For the first time, Ron felt that he was too arrogant. He had been too arrogant about a planet he didn’t understand. 

“When will this rain stop? Are we going to keep waiting here forever? Will Rong Shi find Su Ge and the others? Will Su Ge and the rest find each other?” Amphit felt extremely anxious, like he could only calm down by talking nonstop. 

“They will all be safe. Stop talking.” Ron’s voice suddenly rang out amidst the noise of the rain curtain, interrupting Amphit. 

Amphit looked up at Ron. “But…” 

“No ‘buts’!” Ron, who had been standing resolutely in front of them like a statue, suddenly turned around. His eyes widened, blazing with anger. He yelled at Amphit, “I said they’ll be safe! They’ll definitely be fine! No ‘buts’! No ‘buts’!!” 

Yilan grabbed Amphit’s hand and glanced back timidly. They shut their mouths, not daring to say another word. 

In the rain curtain, there was only the sound of Ron panting heavily after his outburst of rage and despair. 

Rong Shi sprinted rapidly in the rain. Being a soldier, he was much more capable of adapting to such extreme weather conditions and different environmental states than others. 

The soil beneath his feet was soft and sticky, as if many hands were viciously pulling him back with each step, somewhat slowing down his pace. However, fortunately, there were traces of the path that Su Ge and the others had taken, so he just had to keep moving forward following those disappearing traces. 

Rationality told Rong Shi that Ron was not wrong. His current presence might only bring trouble to everyone, and abandoning his team of four in the woods was irresponsible. He should turn back now. 

But his body, his limbs, kept denying rationality, urging him impulsively forward. Their constant clamor only fueled the burning fire of anxiety in Rong Shi’s heart. 

No one would have expected that just two women could weigh so heavily on the rope. Despite everyone’s efforts, when they finally pulled Su Ge and Nalita out of the deep ditch, it left everyone breathless and exhausted. 

Zigmadar grabbed Su Ge’s arm and shouted, “Su Ge, respond to me, move a bit!” 

At this moment, Su Ge had been hit by the rapid waves several times. She felt the last bit of her qi rising drained from her body. She felt as soft as tofu. 

She couldn’t even respond to Zigmadar, let alone move. She even felt Zigmadar’s voice fluctuating in her ears, sometimes near, sometimes far, like the annoying cicadas in the summer, very irritating. 

Su Ge, who was dragged up from the deep trench, looked extremely bad. She lay in the mud, although there were no obvious wounds on her body, her skin had turned extremely pale, and even the ends of her fingers were wrinkled. 

She lay there quietly, motionless, as the people around her untied Nalita from her waist, pulled the rope out from under her body, and continuously called her, but she still didn’t respond. 

“It’s okay, it’s okay!?” Abing knelt beside Su Ge, reaching out to touch her chest. She felt nothing but coldness. Abing’s voice trembled uncontrollably as she looked at everyone around her, her face filled with despair. “She’ll be okay, right? She’s so strong! Su Ge is strong so she should be okay, right?!?!!” 

No one dared to answer Abing’s question. Several seconds later, Saro’s voice came out heavy with sorrow, “As far as I know, human life is extremely fragile, more fragile than any of ours here. A slight virus, a slight collision…” 

“Shut up! If you don’t speak, no one will take you as mute!” Before Saro could finish, Zigmadar immediately interrupted him fiercely, his eyes glaring red. “How could anything happen to Su Ge? She… she’s just tired!” 

Zigmadar’s voice almost roared out, but no one dared to respond to him. The current situation was very dangerous, everyone knew that, but no one dared to say it out loud, fearing that speaking it would make it real. 

“Let’s be optimistic. If something really happened, wouldn’t the organizers’ aircraft have arrived already?” Glaki’s hands trembled badly as he held Su Ge’s hand tightly, rubbing it constantly. “So, everything’s fine, right?”