Lee and Helen are already in action. They learned through the TV news that there will be a big storm in the local area tonight, and Typhoon Okulu, with a maximum wind force of more than 17 from the Pacific Ocean, will make landfall at 21:25 - the power of the typhoon on the coast can be imagined. Although Okulu actually came about half an hour later than expected, you could soon hear the wind whistling outside the window gradually increasing, and finally the wind was blowing, the sand and rocks flying on the beach, the branches and leaves of the coconut trees clattering and breaking, followed by lightning and thunder, and the downpour of rain falling from the sky, and the power of the waves could be felt through the glass.

The police officer watching at the door had slipped away, and it went so smoothly that neither Lee nor Helen expected. Their original plan was to win as long as they could run one, but now it's not just a victory, it's a brilliant victory.

The two of them ran along the base of the wall to the gate, and the wind blew to make the man unsteady on his feet, and Helen was dressed in thin clothes, and she was embarrassed by the rain, but she could not care about it at all. The security guards at the gate were loaded with guns and did not leave their posts without authorization. After the two met, they found that it was not easy to break through, so they decided to go to another door that had been stepped on during the day.

The wind was so loud that they had to shout loudly when they spoke face-to-face, but the wind and rain also provided great convenience for their actions.

The hotel has a lot of space, and the two of them stumbled and supported each other, and it took a long time to finally run to the side door. It's a small passage to the beach outside the hotel, and the thatched roof of the original building has long been blown by the wind, and I don't know where it was moved. Heavy rain poured into the guard box, so the guards fled early.

However, Lee found that the security guards had deliberately raised the height of the thistle terrestris on the fence in order to prevent people from escaping, and the fence that could have been jumped over was now impossible to climb. The two of them had no choice but to look for a breakthrough along the root of the wall.

Less than 50 meters ahead, Lee saw a thick coconut tree swaying in the wind. He had an idea, took Helen by the hand, and gesticulated, and we jumped down from the tree and crossed the period. At the same time, he motioned for Helen to come first, and to take care of her as well.

Helen agreed, soaking wet and desperately looking for a place to catch her breath. Now the top priority must be to get out of the cage first.

Lee threw away his shoes, tucked his phone into his underwear, then took a deep breath and slammed it, grabbing the coconut tree more than a meter high. Unfortunately, the trunk was thick, the wind was strong, and the trunk was slippery, and he climbed halfway up and slipped down.

Helen was also very anxious under the tree, and Lee tried several times without success, and Helen motioned for him to let her come first. Lee had no choice but to agree. So he picked Helen up and pushed her up, and Helen was so wet and slippery and heavy that Lee felt like he couldn't hold it anymore. A bolt of lightning split overhead right now, and the sky exploded.

Helen didn't know how to climb higher than Lee, and she motioned for Lee to let go of her feet and looked down. I found that this man had already let go of his hands and was looking at him blankly at the moment, and he was already more than a foot away from him.

She was ashamed and annoyed, her face was as red as in the rainstorm, and she decided not to pay attention to him anymore and escape first.

Helen turned around and leaped, and Lee inside the wall heard a click, followed by a woman's scream. I don't know if Helen broke a bone or stepped on a stone.