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We found a relatively safe place to rest after surviving the disaster. I asked everyone to form a circle and light a bonfire in the middle of the circle so that everyone could be warm. Zhang Kai looked at this scene coldly, with a barely perceptible indifference flashing in his eyes. He walked over slowly, with a bit of sarcasm in his tone: "Tian Feng, is this the road you chose? You almost killed us." Endless anger surged in my heart. The physical fatigue, mental pressure, and Zhang Kai's provocation were gradually disintegrating my rationality. "I can't guarantee that every road is safe!" I gritted my teeth and responded, with suppressed anger burning in my eyes. Zhang Kai did not give in. He sneered and took a step closer, staring at me coldly: "Oh? Aren't you experienced? You came to save us, but now? You almost killed us!" His voice was not loud, but it accurately struck the fear in everyone's heart. The students became more and more anxious. They began to whisper uneasily and exchanged doubtful glances with each other. "That's right. We've been walking for so long, but we still haven't found a way out of the mountain." "Can he lead us out by himself?" "If I had known, I shouldn't have trusted him. We shouldn't have left the cave. In this way, we wouldn't have encountered the mudslide." "Yes, that's right. It's Wilderness Rescuer, are you kidding me?" Hearing these whispers, I felt breathing become more and more difficult. My eyes swept over the faces of those who once trusted me, but now each of them was filled with doubt and hesitation. "I know you doubt my decision," I said, my voice a little hoarse due to fatigue, "but we have no choice. Staying in the cave will only lead to death. Only by walking out can we survive." "Please believe me, my knowledge of the wild is definitely better than yours." Zhang Kai chuckled and disdained my words. His voice was slow but full of persuasion: "Common sense? Do you really believe in your common sense? If it works, why are we still trapped here?" Zhang Kai said with dissatisfaction that was difficult to conceal, "You said it would be safe if we followed you, then why are we trapped here now? From the beginning, every decision you made... was wrong!"
Liu Jie stood beside Zhang Kai, arms crossed, and impatiently said, "I told you, he's just useless. If he really had experience, we would have gotten out by now."
I clenched my fists, trying to control my anger with reason, striving to keep my voice steady. "The terrain of Ailao Mountain is complex; a slight misstep could lead to disaster. I'm doing my best to protect you all..."
"Protect us?" Zhang Kai scoffed, his tone sharp. "You're just protecting yourself! You have no idea how to get us out; you're just stalling for time! If this continues, none of us will make it out of this damned mountain alive."
My fists tightened, nails digging deep into my palms as blood seeped through my fingers. My chest heaved violently as I looked around at the students before me, my voice hoarse as I said, "I know you're disappointed in me, but please believe in me."
For a moment, everyone fell silent. After a long pause, Chen Mu spoke softly, "Brother Tian, we'll trust you one more time. I hope you won't let us down this time."
"Disappointed?" I chuckled bitterly but didn't respond further. Instead, I pulled out the original map of Ailao Mountain and studied it carefully. No matter what happened, I still hoped to bring them all out safely, refusing to abandon or give up on anyone.
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