When it came to evacuation, everyone remained silent.
The numbers of survival reflected the numbers of death in reverse.
The Colonel, who was the interim commander, said, "Please accept my condolences."
After a few moments of silence, they began their work.
The students gathered some items like military tags, badges, and jewelry that could still hold sentimental value to relatives.
The instructors coordinated with the soldiers who were gradually descending from the sky.
The shelter, where the unconscious survivors were stored, was dug into by the Insect Men, but none of the people were taken; the Insect Men didn't drag them away.
The soldiers who came to the basement looked at the calm shelter, feeling amazed; despite the insect tide, it was remarkable that so many people survived.
A few civilian staff who had not inhaled the gas were surprised to stand up when they saw the new reinforcements, "You're here? What's the situation outside?"
