Once action is initiated, the Mage's Guild is extremely efficient.

A video replay of all the mages being thrown into the sky when the spaceship exploded, predicting the landing location through a computer simulation. A helicopter will be sent to the rescue at each location.

A large number of uninteresting carrion corpses were cleaned, and the streets where the carrion was rampant were as if dense crops had been harvested, revealing several blank areas without carrion. But this gap lasted for a short time, and when the mages left by helicopter, the surrounding carrion came to fill the gap.

On the street in front of the mall where Yong Bowen is standing, two Austrian mages have fallen and are trapped in a gun shop. One of them sprained his ankle when he fell, and he didn't dare to move, and the other mage dragged him to the carrion that was not easy to cast spells and only drove the carrion by the side. Some of the surviving citizens in the gun shop, who were nearby at the time of the incident, hid in the shop, not by relying on the guns and ammunition in the shop, but by hiding in the weapons vault in the store to avoid the large-scale attack of the rotting corpses. When there were no living people in sight in the area, the carrion had little interest in entering the room, and several people hiding in the vault took turns to come out to observe the situation and wait for rescue. When he saw the two people trapped from the sky, he ventured out and rescued them into the gun shop. Thanks to these people who came out to save people at the risk of infection, otherwise, these two Australian mages would not have survived the Australian Mages Association to rescue under the attack of rotting corpses on all sides.

However, this rescue also caused the rotting corpses wandering around to find the living people hiding in them, and they gathered to attack the gun point. Fortunately, the vault was extremely strong, and although the rotting corpse was infinitely powerful, it was not capable of directly piercing through the steel, so it could only wander around the shop reluctantly, waiting for an opportunity.

After the whereabouts of the two Australian mages were determined, the Mage Association sent a helicopter to help, but when they saw the scene of the corpses surrounding the shop, they didn't dare to come down directly, and immediately called for help. It wasn't until two more helicopters arrived with six mages and dozens of soldiers on board. The carrion is cleared and driven away with intensive firepower, then the floor is washed by fire mages and soldiers equipped with flamethrowers. The flames caused the explosion of ammunition in the gun shop, blowing through the entire roof and enveloping the shop in flames. The mages on the helicopter unhurriedly burned the periphery with fire magic first, and after establishing isolation, the water mages directly froze the gun shop. After tossing and turning for half an hour to confirm safety, one of the helicopters landed in front of the gun shop under the cover of the other two. As for whether the mages in the shop can survive this kind of attack, you only need to enter the store and take a look. If you are alive, you have to be saved, and if you die, they are unlucky, such a big terrorist attack, it is naturally normal to die two mages, as long as you work to save people, you will do your best.

Under this mentality, only a combat group jumped out of the helicopter that landed, and entered the store to take a cursory look, and when they saw that there were no living people, they immediately evacuated, intending to board the plane and leave. Fortunately, the people hiding in the vault heard the explosions and gunshots outside, guessed that help was coming, and when the sound died down a little, they opened the door to observe the situation, and saw a team of heavily armed soldiers jumping into the helicopter and hurriedly rushing out of the door to cheer and shout. When the soldiers heard the voice, they turned around, and at a glance they saw the two mages in black wizard robes who were mixed in the crowd, and quickly turned around and helped the two of them to board. The few surviving citizens followed behind and wanted to board the plane as well, but were ruthlessly rejected at the door of the cabin on the grounds that there was no place in the cabin. In fact, there are still several places in the cabin, and although you can't fit all of these survivors, you can at least fit a few more. However, the mage in command refused to take the survivors on board because he had to save the other trapped mages.

The survivors panicked when they heard this. This place has been targeted by the rotting corpses, and if you can't take the opportunity to leave, it will mean that the surrounding fire ring will be extinguished, and the rotting corpses will definitely come back, and even if you don't feed the rotting corpses, you will be trapped and die in that vault. So they shouted loudly, pulling at the edge of the helicopter and not allowing it to take off. The soldiers on the plane were a little unbearable, so they asked the commander to bring a few more people, and those who couldn't fit it could be loaded by the other two helicopters. The commanding mage said coldly: "The position here is to be reserved for other trapped mages, there is no place for these people, if you pity them, then you can, go down and give them the place yourself, I don't mind bringing a few burdens!" So all the soldiers stopped squeaking. Seeing that the survivors were holding on to the helicopter and refused to get out of the way, the commander mage was annoyed and ordered to drive him away, but the soldiers were a little dissatisfied with him, and they were not so happy to carry out the order, just pretending to push and shove. Seeing this, the mage sneered, drove the soldiers away, and cast a freezing spell on the hatch, and the edge of the hatch instantly froze into ice, and the hands of the surviving citizens holding the hatch were all firmly frozen on it. The mage snatched a sapper shovel from a soldier's back and swung it along the hatch, shattering the frozen palms. Those people fell to the ground one after another, screaming, not painful, the frozen wound was not yet felt for a while, but anyone who watched their hands being smashed would be frightened into losing their minds.

"Now it's time to take off." The mage clapped his hands, as if he had finished a trivial matter, and nodded with satisfaction as if he had finished a trivial task, and glanced back at the silent soldiers in the entire cabin. The helicopter flew off the ground in his plain but infinitely cold voice, and as for the two helicopters in the sky, when they saw that the rescue mission was completed, they left directly.

The few surviving citizens cursed angrily at the sky, picked up their companions with broken palms, and fled back to the collapsed gun shop, the vault as their only recourse, knowing that hiding there would be nothing more than a dead end, but they had no choice. The ring of fire not far away is gradually extinguishing, and the rotting corpses that can't wait are already trying to jump through the flames.

I'm the dividing line to go out again**************************

I went back on Saturday to burn the third anniversary of my grandfather, and I left early and came back late, so I didn't update it, sorry, sorry.