It's not that Fu Yu is being dramatic, that she had to wait until now to release her emotions.
She was just an inexperienced college student, and such a huge change would cause her to suppress all her emotions.
Since the apocalypse, Fu Yu has been seeking refuge everywhere in Kyoto, hiding here and there. After finally settling down, she had to start struggling to make a living again. Not long after she started working, she met Li Xuanzu.
The death of a loved one is not the instant of their passing, but rather the realization that someone you've always been used to being by your side is gone. That belated realization is the most painful.
Sadness doesn't dissipate; instead, it's suppressed and accumulated over time, until it finally bursts forth uncontrollably.
However, the two seemed to have forgotten that there was another person in the car.
Feeling Qian Li's intense gaze, Li Xuanzu felt somewhat embarrassed.
"How about I copy one for you to study?"
Qian Li shook her head, turned her face away, and looked at the scenery outside the window.
Upon hearing Li Xuanzu's words, Fu Yu realized that something was wrong. She quickly wiped away her tears and glared at Li Xuanzu with her tear-streaked eyes.
Li Xuanzu rubbed his nose and looked away.
This is so embarrassing.
... ...
After a long while, Li Xuanzu's phone received a message.
This surprised him somewhat; with his current reputation, who would still contact him?
When I opened my phone, I saw that it was a message from Mr. Huang.
It makes sense when you think about it. Old Huang wasn't by his side, and he was someone with whom he had a fairly good relationship, at least on the surface.
"Li Xuanzu, what are you doing in Chongqing? Hurry up and check the official forum, something terrible has happened!!!" Old Huang's message deliberately added three exclamation marks to indicate the urgency of the situation.
Li Xuanzu clicked on the website, and a video that took up the entire webpage came into view.
The video shows thousands of people crowded in a stadium. Strangely, the stadium is not only filled with humans, but also with hundreds of times more zombies.
Then, a loud sound came.
"Humans, we just want to live well. We had no intention of opposing you, but you have angered our leader. I'll give you a chance: hand over those humans, or we can't guarantee the lives of these thousands!" The voice came from a zombie.
"Hand them over, and we can guarantee that we will not kill any more humans."
That zombie also served as a strategist in the army.
As it spoke, it used its sharp nails to slash the neck of an unfortunate man in the crowd.
The crowded people erupted in piercing screams, and the video abruptly ended there.
The angle is from above, and it should be footage brought back by a reconnaissance drone from China.
Clearly, that zombie was very familiar with China's technology; at the very least, it understood the reconnaissance capabilities of drones.
Li Xuanzu watched the video, somewhat puzzled, and then replied to Elder Huang.
"Old Huang, what does this mean?"
"What else could it mean? Think of something! We can't just stand by and watch these thousands of people die." Old Huang replied quickly.
"No, no, what do their lives have to do with me? Why are you asking me?" Li Xuanzu reorganized his thoughts and typed a reply again.
There had been no news from Old Huang for a long time, but the "typing..." message was particularly jarring.
After calming down, he finally sent out the text he had been editing for a long time.
“I know you have no feelings for humans, but for some reason this video has been leaked to public forums, and the current public opinion forces us to make a decision as soon as possible.”
Li Xuanzu didn't rush to reply. Instead, he opened the forum, and sure enough, the video was the number one trending topic.
Discussions such as "Can humans coexist peacefully with third-tier zombies?" have generated considerable buzz.
"These Tier 3 zombies look no different from humans."
"Who is he referring to as someone who angered the boss? Is it that Big Zhuang from Sichuan Province?"
"Does it mean that we humans can coexist peacefully with zombies?"
"I think so, they are very similar to us, except that their skin is whiter."
"Are you idiots? How can humans and zombies live in peace?"
"Those zombies also mutated from humans, so why can't they?"
The comments section was in an uproar, but the general consensus was that Li Xuanzu and his group should go and exchange them for the thousands of people, and that they should not harm the zombies.
"Heh, fools." Li Xuanzu was speechless at the words of these people.
They lived in constant fear due to the zombie crisis, especially the weak who lacked psychic abilities, who suffered the most.
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