He understood that whether he was there or not, the Bai family could survive well in the apocalypse and live a carefree life.

But he will always be there.

No matter when or where, he will be there whenever Xiaozhu needs him.

When someone wants a drink of water, he can offer them a cup of hot tea.

When faced with a formidable enemy, even if he is no match for them, he will be the first to charge forward.

All he can offer is companionship.

This is his everything, his life.

...

"Wow, as expected of your top general, he has great explosive power. Even though he evolved later, he is still stronger than that guy who turned into a zombie king as soon as he was infected."

Captain Zhang stood on the top floor of a building, squinting as he watched the battle between two zombie kings in the distance.

Two figures flew back and forth, occasionally crashing into a nearby building, only to quickly get up and rush back at each other.

Zombies have no consciousness, and their combat output is always stronger than that of superhumans of the same level.

"That's all thanks to Xiao Zhu."

A detached voice rang in Captain Zhang's ears.

Captain Zhang rolled his eyes and held out his hand, saying, "Where's the stuff?"

Zhang Yiming looked at Captain Zhang in front of him with an ambiguous expression, and did not readily hand over the item.

His eyes held a scrutinizing glint.

This wasn't a deal between him and Captain Zhang, but a deal between humans and zombies.

In Zhang Yiming's view, Captain Zhang's deal was for the good of humanity, and the zombies were at a disadvantage.

But Zhang Yiming never cared about these things; the interests of the zombies were not Zhang Yiming's interests.

However, Captain Zhang's behavior was very unfriendly to himself.

Can he really do that?

Honestly, if he had a choice, Zhang Yiming wouldn't have made the same decision as Captain Zhang.

"I won't regret making this decision. Give me the stuff! Those sea creatures won't be easy to deal with in the future."

Captain Zhang's eyes did not waver, and his tone was firm.