The baseball cap vaguely remembered that he had once said in a similar discussion topic that he was different, that the more pressure he faced in the face of danger, the calmer he could remain. But now it seemed that he wasn't much different from others, not as strong as he had imagined.
The baseball cap trembled as he opened his wristwatch, wanting to dial the special incident hotline for help.
However, the wristwatch didn't have any signal at all now, and its projected image flickered like the nearby lights, constantly flickering, as if it could extinguish at any moment.
The baseball cap's hands trembled uncontrollably, and his legs felt as if they had no bones, utterly limp, unable to exert any strength downward.
"Huff, huff~"
He took a few deep breaths, wiped the cold sweat from his forehead, and only after a while did he recover from the immense fear of realizing he had encountered an event.
