Was it because they thought that since almost everyone was already dead, the remaining survivors weren't worth the effort to save, and it was simpler to let them be wiped out, so the epidemic would naturally disappear?
Or was it that there were no potions and vaccines effective for ordinary people?
If it was the former, the complex and dangerous terrain and the small, scattered population might not be worth the risk, but this was at odds with the behavior of W11 Base City and other base cities going to great lengths to find antibodies—a clear dissonance.
People who became players like the young man would naturally not stand idly by and watch their relatives die.
So, it seemed that only the second reason was plausible.
"You haven't looked for a potion for your family?" Xu Huo asked.
"Of course, I have," the young player said, with a hint of incredulity on his face, but he couldn't say much more.
"You're not sure if the potion you used had any effect," Xu Huo continued for him.
