You Didn’t Die? What a Pity

Su Ying's brows twitched. Staying here for another fifteen minutes was already a tremendous test of her patience!

After everyone had finished their food slowly, the black-robed man allowed them to go back to their houses to rest.

At this point, the black-robed men also began leaving.

Su Ying followed the black-robed men and arrived at their living quarters. This was located in a larger courtyard house behind the children's houses.

Su Ying followed them and realized that these people didn't communicate at all. It wasn't just words, but even their eyes rarely met. They were like walking corpses, without a trace of human emotion.

The black-robed men also returned to their own rooms to wait quietly. Soon, another black-robed man came in with the food they were supposed to eat.