The flock of sheep rushed straight towards the crowd.

The guards in the front row held up shields to defend themselves, while rows of long-tasseled spears shot out from behind, piercing straight into the bodies of the zombie sheep.

Dark red blood gushed out instantly.

Zhang Yuanyan took the opportunity to step forward, grasped the sheep's horn with one hand, and raised the long sword in his hand to chop it down. After cutting off one of the horns, the long sword sank into the skull and was stuck.

The sheep that was hit seemed to have no sense of pain. Its sharp lower teeth were exposed, its facial features were ferocious, and it held a long knife on its head, biting the delicious-smelling human in front of it.

Zhang Yuanyan held the sheep's horns with one hand and was about to draw out his long knife with the other hand when a sharp spear came from the side. The spear head was sharp and the huge force pierced the sheep's head without any hindrance.

The zombie sheep in front of him opened its scarlet eyes and fell straight to the ground with a dull sound of a heavy object falling to the ground.

Zhang Yuanyan turned his head and looked to the side.

Wei Lang retracted the long tasseled spear he had thrust out, his face expression completely bewildered. He pointed at him and said, "Sister, he's so weak."

Zhang Yuanyan: "......"

Wei Xiyin coughed lightly, "Erlang, don't be rude."

An iron long sword will break into two pieces when exerting force, as it is not strong enough. A long sword with a thick back and a thin blade is more suitable for heavy chopping and has great lethality in killing enemies, but it cannot cut through these strong bones with one blow.

Just now, Zhang Yuanyan cut off the sheep's horns with just a little force. It was obvious that as a military officer, he had a strong sense of strength.

This is actually the pot of weapons.

But Wei Lang didn't understand. He still remembered that this man was a bad guy and almost hurt his sister before.

It took Wei Lang a long time to kill a little lamb, and he thought happily in his heart that it seemed that he was more powerful. If a bad guy dared to bully his sister again, he would stab that guy into a sieve.

Zhang Yuanyan's face flushed red when he heard this. Having stayed in the fort for a long time, he naturally knew that the Erlang in front of him was the legitimate grandson of Duke Wei. He had been mentally retarded since childhood, and he probably wouldn't understand if he was explained to him.

It's like a dumb person eating bitter herbs, feeling frustrated and unable to express the pain.

There were about twenty mutant sheep in this group, which were no match for the team of three hundred people and were quickly wiped out.

Wei Xiyin walked to a sheep carcass and squatted down to examine it carefully.

She used falling snow to open the sheep's mouth, and found that all eight lower incisors had mutated and grown into sharp fangs. The exposed sharp parts even pierced the mouth, and some of the upper incisors had mutated.

It seems that the mutation has not been completed yet. During the evolution process, the virus has modified the body structure of animals.

Humans are also animals, so we don’t know how long these viruses can survive without a host. Unfortunately, there is no equipment to detect them.

She stared at them for a while, then turned her attention to their unusually large bellies. It was this round belly that made the guards mistake them for cows.

Wei Xiyin thought for a while, then used Luoxue to cut open the huge round belly.

Dark red blood gushed out from the surface of the broken skin, and as the cut grew larger and deeper, organs began to appear.

Wei Lang saw something splashing all over the floor, and quickly pushed up the mask on his face to block his sight.

It's so scary, so scary, there are so many monster meat pieces in the lamb's stomach.

Chang Ying immediately stepped forward and said, "What do you want to do, young lady? I will do it for you."

Wei Xiyin shook her head. "I just want to confirm whether these sheep are still alive."

Although the color of their blood was off, it was clearly bright red, unlike the dirty blood of zombies.

Chang Ying was stunned. "Did the girl come to a conclusion?"

"Dead."

Viruses give them the ability to walk and eat. Perhaps evolution is also related to eating, and eating each other is also a factor that forces viruses to grow.

But it was strange that the animals actually knew their own kind. There was no cannibalism among the twenty or so sheep, and they even retained the habit of living in groups as they did in life.

Wei Xiyin had many doubts in her mind, but they couldn't stay here forever, so she had to notify everyone and continue on her way.

It seems that the research institute must be established. In the future, we will not only study zombies, but also understand these zombie animals.

As the sun was about to set, they arrived at another village.

After clearing the zombies from the village, the guards routinely called out, "Are there any survivors? We are from the Qinghe Wei clan."

Not surprisingly, there was still no response.

Soon, everyone settled down here, and the village suddenly became lively.

This time, they brought dozens of trucks of dry food and drinking water, as well as some supplies needed for exposure to the wild.

There were really too many people, so to avoid attracting zombies at night, Wei Xiyin ordered the squad leader to take his subordinates and clear out all the zombies within a two-mile area around the village.

Nothing happened that night, and the group set out again the next day to clear out the zombies wandering around.

And at this time.

Yizhou granary.

Princess Zhongshan stood at the foot of the city wall, looking up at the high wall with worry.

As she looked over, she saw two followers standing on the observation deck above, confronting a group of ill-intentioned people outside.

Those people came for food, and now they don’t know how many people are inside the granary, so they don’t dare to attack by force, but they are afraid they won’t be able to hold out for long.

After separating from Wei Xiyin and the others, the five followers protected the princess all the way to the granary. They were few in number and did not dare to take risks, so they chose to travel on remote and deserted paths.

In addition, they did not carry any dry food with them, so the followers had to find ways to find food while they were on the road.

So it was seven days later when they reached the granary.

They just happened to miss the Yizhou Army on their way to the fort.

The followers knocked on the door for half a day, but no one responded. The weather outside was extremely cold, so they climbed up the city wall and entered the granary to investigate the situation.

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