Girl's Doomsday Rebirth Revenge & Survive novel Chapter 346

For five straight days, people around the world started collapsing without warning.

One moment they were fine, and the next, they were out cold on the ground.

Even the soldiers downstairs, ordinary folks, and Francis himself weren’t spared.

It happened so suddenly–first came a wave of burning heat through the body. Within seconds, they fainted right where they stood.

It didn’t matter what they were doing. Some passed out while sleeping, some while walking, and some unlucky folks were using the bathroom.

The worst case anyone heard of was a man who passed out face–first into his pot of boiling stew.

At first, everyone thought he was done for. His face had been burned so badly it looked cooked. There was no way he could survive this.

They carried him out into the hallway, figuring he wouldn’t make it anyway.

But hours later, his “burns” began to peel away. When the old skin fell off, his face looked brand new–smooth and unscarred, as if nothing had ever happened.

Every single person who fainted shared one thing in common: they’d all been exposed to the acid rain before.

So a rumor spread quickly through the public that the acid rain’s poison had finally taken effect.

Those who hadn’t been caught in the rain felt relieved, believing they’d escaped the curse.

But they had the idea that the world was about to change.

When Caroline woke up, her whole body ached like she’d been hit by a truck. Every muscle screamed in pain.

She had no strength left in her body. It felt like she’d just been beaten up.

Every bone in her body ached, as if someone had taken her apart and then put her back together all wrong.

When she tried to move, she realized her whole body was drenched in sweat. Her clothes clung to her skin, sticky and uncomfortable.

She wanted to lift her arm but couldn’t.

No matter how hard she tried, it just wouldn’t move.

Then she turned her head and froze. Her hand was trapped in Tyler’s grip. He was still unconscious, his brow tightly furrowed, his face twisted in pain.

Caroline tried to pull her hand free, but his grip didn’t budge.

She sighed, leaned closer, and whispered softly, “Tyler … Tyler, let go.”

His eyes twitched, but instead of releasing Caroline, his fingers tightened around hers.

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“Tyler, I’m okay now,” she said gently, her voice mixed with a little helplessness. “You can let go now. You’re holding too tight–it hurts.”

Tyler’s face twitched twice, as if struggling with a thought. After a few seconds, his hand loosened.

Caroline finally breathed out in relief.

She glanced at Denton, who was also out cold. Caroline carefully adjusted both men’s positions so they were lying comfortably on

the bed.

Only then did she slip on her shoes and stand up.

When she turned around, she found four pairs of eyes quietly watching her–Jet, Raven, Silver, and Snow, all lined up neatly by the bed like a little guard squad.

Jet couldn’t hold it in anymore. The moment he saw Caroline move, he shot into her arms, flapping wildly and acting cute. “Human! You almost gave me a heart attack! You were out all night! I thought we lost you forever–boo–hoo–hoo!”

Caroline winced. Jet’s voice was deep and rough, like someone scratching metal. Every time he tried to sound cute, it was incredibly harsh to her ears.

“Alright, alright, I’m fine now,” she said, patting his head.

Then she turned her palm upward, and a water ball formed in her hand.

Jet leaned in curiously to get a better look. Splash! Caroline dumped the water ball right over his head.

“Hahaha!”

She burst out laughing, doubling over at the sight of the drenched parrot glaring at her through dripping feathers.

This was the same ability she’d mastered in her past life–water contr

And now, she had awakened it again.

But somehow, Caroline could feel it. This time, it wasn’t the same. There was something hidden in it, something far more powerful than before.

“Don’t worry about them,” she said softly, flicking Snow and Silver on their heads. “They’ll wake up soon.”

Raven sat quietly beside the bed, calm as ever. But Caroline caught the faint warmth in his eyes–a heavy, almost sticky gaze full of affection. That was Raven’s way of showing he cared. He didn’t wag his tail or bark. He just looked at her, eyes filled with love and light.

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