The two of them then shook the bodies of their other two friends. After trying for a while, Iren and Tsaehorng came to their senses. Jenqyih could hear their voices.
"How long have I been unconscious for?" Iren asked.
"I don't know. But I think it's only for a moment," Jenqyih answered.
"My ears still hurt a lot," said Tsaehorng.
"Let's just stay here for now," said Chioujen. "It's even more dangerous if we go out."
"What about Dahge?" Jenqyih asked.
"We just hope that he found a way to protect himself," Chioujen replied.
"Then, what about Miss Liuchiou?" Tsaehorng asked.
"We're not absolutely sure that at the time of the incident, Miss Liuchiou was already in this building. It's possible that she was still on her way here, or still outside the building. I really hope she hasn't had the chance to enter this building yet. "
"What time is it?" Iren asked.
They all fell silent, realizing that they had something else to do.
"It's not twelve o'clock yet," said Tsaehorng. His watch was a special watch that could give off a little light. Although it could not be used as a flashlight, the long and short hands of the watch could be seen clearly.
"We can't possibly go down to the parking lot in a situation like this," said Iren.
"So, now what?" Tsaehorng's voice sounded like a very anxious person.
Turns out he can be panic too!
"Actually, it doesn't have to be Dahge, does it? The one who has to take calls from those criminals?" Jenqyih asked.
"It doesn't have to be Dahge. The thugs want to talk to Dahge because Dahge is the leader of our group. But I think they already know who the people in our house are. So even if Shyongge takes their call, that's okay too," said Iren.
"Hopefully so," said Tsaehorng.
"Now we wait here quietly until the electricity comes on," Chioujen said.
"Eh! What is this?" shouted Jenqyih. He was currently sitting on the toilet floor, just like the others. His palm touched something. Like soft plastic wrap.
"Ah! That must be our food," said Chioujen. "Just when I ran here, I brought some of the plastic packages here."
"What for?" Tsaehorng asked. "Did you know that the electricity would go out?"
"I didn't know that the electricity would go out. It was just my instinct. When I had to go somewhere, and I didn't know what was going to happen next, then the things I could reach I would take with me."
"I also had time to bring Dahge's waist bag," said Iren.
Tsaehorng laughed. "Uncles are all wonderful. All right, now let's just sit here nicely."
"Que será, será!" said Iren.
"Que será, será." said Jenqyih.
The four of them sat on the slightly damp toilet floor. Patiently waiting for the power to come on again.
The two of them then shook the bodies of their other two friends. After trying for a while, Iren and Tsaehorng came to their senses. Jenqyih could hear their voices.
"How long have I been unconscious for?" Iren asked.
"I don't know. But I think it's only for a moment," Jenqyih answered.
"My ears still hurt a lot," said Tsaehorng.
"Let's just stay here for now," said Chioujen. "It's even more dangerous if we go out."
"What about Dahge?" Jenqyih asked.
"We just hope that he found a way to protect himself," Chioujen replied.
"Then, what about Miss Liuchiou?" Tsaehorng asked.
"We're not absolutely sure that at the time of the incident, Miss Liuchiou was already in this building. It's possible that she was still on her way here, or still outside the building. I really hope she hasn't had the chance to enter this building yet. "
"What time is it?" Iren asked.
They all fell silent, realizing that they had something else to do.
"It's not twelve o'clock yet," said Tsaehorng. His watch was a special watch that could give off a little light. Although it could not be used as a flashlight, the long and short hands of the watch could be seen clearly.
"We can't possibly go down to the parking lot in a situation like this," said Iren.
"So, now what?" Tsaehorng's voice sounded like a very anxious person.
Turns out he can be panic too!
"Actually, it doesn't have to be Dahge, does it? The one who has to take calls from those criminals?" Jenqyih asked.
"It doesn't have to be Dahge. The thugs want to talk to Dahge because Dahge is the leader of our group. But I think they already know who the people in our house are. So even if Shyongge takes their call, that's okay too," said Iren.
"Hopefully so," said Tsaehorng.
"Now we wait here quietly until the electricity comes on," Chioujen said.
"Eh! What is this?" shouted Jenqyih. He was currently sitting on the toilet floor, just like the others. His palm touched something. Like soft plastic wrap.
"Ah! That must be our food," said Chioujen. "Just when I ran here, I brought some of the plastic packages here."
"What for?" Tsaehorng asked. "Did you know that the electricity would go out?"
"I didn't know that the electricity would go out. It was just my instinct. When I had to go somewhere, and I didn't know what was going to happen next, then the things I could reach I would take with me."
"I also had time to bring Dahge's waist bag," said Iren.
Tsaehorng laughed. "Uncles are all wonderful. All right, now let's just sit here nicely."
"Que será, será!" said Iren.
"Que será, será." said Jenqyih.
The four of them sat on the slightly damp toilet floor. Patiently waiting for the power to come on again.
