Barely ten minutes later, two slender figures appeared in the distance in the snow.

This time, there were no woods nearby, nor any nosy Survivors, and Kuldeep finally breathed a sigh of relief.

Looking at the two fleeing figures ahead, the strained expression on his face finally broke into a smile.

Then, this smile began to turn somewhat sinister.

"At this distance, it won’t even take ten minutes for me to catch up. I’d like to see where you two can run today," he said, not forgetting to excitedly lick his dry, peeling lips.

"So beautiful," just by staring at their retreating figures, Kuldeep could almost imagine their faces.

Comparing them to the women brought back to the Savage Wolf Shelter, he found none could rival these two.

If not for the current power dynamics at the Savage Wolf Shelter, he would have claimed the two best friends for himself.

Just as he was gloating, Divya, not far ahead, turned her head and instantly spotted Kuldeep.

"Run, someone is catching up!" She patted the pale-faced Anjali beside her, shouting in alarm, sensing trouble.

Hearing this, Anjali instinctively turned her head to look back, and there, in her sight, was Kuldeep charging towards them.

She could even make out the vicious and covetous expression on his face.

Divya was still relieved that they had rested long enough in the iron house; though their speed wasn’t fast, their stamina was enough to sustain them for a while longer.

However, looking back again, Kuldeep’s pursuit speed made her turn pale with fright.

In just two short minutes, the distance between them had closed further.

Behind Kuldeep, white snow was kicked up by his speed, and his mouth was constantly moving, as if he was shouting something.

"Divya, it seems like he’s alone. We have a compound bow, should we try to take care of this bastard first?" Anjali, weary from the journey, felt like she couldn’t run anymore.

"Don’t even think about it. That Sam earlier was overconfident and showed us his back, which is why we succeeded so easily."

"This Survivor daring to chase alone must be prepared. Besides, judging by his speed, his strength is definitely beyond what we two can handle."

As they spoke, their voices were intermittent, but their feet did not dare to stop for a moment. Because their situation was run or die.

"Then when will your little lover arrive? If we delay any longer, we’ll really be caught and taken to the Savage Wolf Shelter."

"At that point, I’d rather just kill myself now." Recalling the conversation of the five men in the woods, Anjali was again filled with dread.

"Boo hoo~ We’ve escaped for so long, and still can’t be saved?" She actually started crying.

Divya looked at the sobbing Anjali, having no mood to comfort her. Just as she was about to grab her hand to accelerate again, the path ahead brought her to a complete halt.

The previously flat ground before them had disappeared, replaced by a massive snow slope.

The slope also had many protruding rocks, presenting an extremely dangerous sight.

The two, already somewhat flustered, felt despair rise in their hearts at the sight of such a perilous path.

Footsteps, growing louder from the distance, sounded behind them. "Heh heh, run, why aren’t you running anymore?" Kuldeep shouted triumphantly, seeing the situation ahead.

Given the height and steepness of this slope, he himself would have to think twice about going down, let alone two women with average physiques.

In his opinion, they definitely wouldn’t dare to go down, and after running for so long today, he finally had a good outcome.

As he neared the two, he also slowed his pace, but he overlooked the look of determination that flashed in their eyes.

With no time for them to make further choices, the two exchanged glances, gritted their teeth, and leaped down.

Divya and Anjali’s figures instantly vanished over the edge of the snow slope. When Kuldeep rushed to the top of the slope, he only saw two figures tumbling down the steep incline, stirring up plumes of snow mist.

He could only stand at the top of the slope, watching helplessly as their figures grew smaller and smaller, eventually disappearing into the vast snowy expanse.

His triumph instantly froze on his face, replaced by a look of shock and anger.

"Damn it, these two crazy women!" he cursed through gritted teeth.

He looked back at his subordinates behind him and said in a cold voice, "All of you, go down! No matter what, we’re bringing those two back today!"

The subordinates exchanged nervous glances, fear showing on their faces. This snow slope was incredibly steep, and hidden beneath the snow were jagged rocks. One wrong move and they could be smashed to pieces.

But they couldn’t defy Kuldeep’s order, so they steeled themselves and cautiously slid down the slope.

Kuldeep took a deep breath and also started to move. His movements were more careful than his subordinates’, but even so, the steepness of the slope and the slipperiness of the snow almost made him fall several times.

His expression grew increasingly grim, and his hatred for Divya and Anjali intensified.

Meanwhile, Divya and Anjali’s bodies were tumbling uncontrollably down the snow slope.

Cold chunks of snow constantly struck their faces and bodies, and the biting cold made it difficult for them to breathe.

Random rocks on the slope occasionally protruded from the snow, like sharp blades, tearing their clothes and even scratching their skin.

"Ah!" Anjali suddenly cried out in pain. Her chest had slammed hard into a protruding rock, and the intense pain almost made her lose consciousness.

Divya heard her cry and tried to reach out to pull her, but her own body was also sliding rapidly, completely out of control.

Their bodies continued to tumble down the snow slope, sometimes hitting rocks, sometimes being engulfed by the snow.

Their vision was blurred by the snow mist, and all they could hear was the howling wind and their own ragged breaths. Despair and fear spread through their hearts.

After an unknown amount of time, the slope finally became a little gentler.

Divya felt her body gradually come to a stop. She struggled to get up from the snow, ignoring the pain in her body, and immediately searched for Anjali.

"Anju! Where are you?" Her voice sounded particularly weak in the vast, empty snowfield.

Not far away, a slightly raised small snowdrift moved, and Anjali struggled to poke her head out of the snow, her face ashen.

"I... I’m here..." Her voice was so weak it was almost inaudible, and a trace of blood stained the corner of her mouth.

Divya quickly crawled over and pulled her out of the snowdrift.

"How are you? Where are you hurt?" Divya asked anxiously, her eyes full of worry.

Anjali forced a smile and shook her head, "I’m fine... it just hurts a little. Did we... did we escape?"

Divya didn’t answer her, because Kuldeep, who was sliding down the snow slope steadily, left her speechless.

His four subordinates, however, were like the two women, all falling head over heels.

But all of this lost its meaning as Kuldeep approached.

Injured all over, the two could no longer run and simply stood there, supporting each other.

From their trembling posture, it was clear they were both badly hurt.

An arm belonging to Kuldeep reached out from in front of them, and the two could only close their eyes helplessly.

However, what arrived before the hand, contrary to their imagination, was a sudden loud noise in their minds.

"Buzz—" A mechanical roar, almost ...an improbable sound to hear in the wasteland echoed at the bottom of the slope.

At this moment, not only did Divya and Anjali open their eyes, but even Kuldeep, who was about to act, stopped and looked in the direction of the sound.

In the distance, where the sky and earth met, a black dot rapidly approached, and behind the black dot, snow mist scattered and flew in all directions.

A patch of pure black shone brightly in the silver-white Wasteland World covered in snow. Before they could squint to observe what it was.

The black dot in the distance had already driven to within a hundred meters of the group. It was then that everyone, seeing who was coming, gasped.

"A... motorcycle?" Before the person spoke, everyone present was shocked by this beast that suddenly appeared.

It was still heading towards them, showing no signs of stopping just because there were people in front.

Kuldeep was also stunned by the sight and didn’t notice that the moving motorcycle was heading straight for him.

By the time he reacted, the body of the motorcycle had already crashed solidly into him.

"Puff!"

With a dull thud, Kuldeep, who had been hit squarely, was sent flying into the knee-deep snow.

His body carved a long trail in the snow, eventually coming to a stop, leaving only a deep, human-shaped snow pit on the ground.

Snow splattered everywhere, and a biting cold permeated the air, while Kuldeep’s figure lay motionless there.