Chapter 183 She Can't Give Up
The first zombie broke open most of the door and stuck half of its body in. An Ran, holding the baby, and the little girl squeezed to the other side of the door.
The zombie, which had half of its body jumped into the doll, pounced directly on the lily before it could find the direction in which the doll was crying. The seven stamens in the blooming flower suddenly seemed to come alive and drilled directly into the zombie's eyes, ears, nostrils and mouth. The petals that were still growing opened and closed, like a claw, covering the zombie's face.
How to put it, the scene was like a small mouth eating a zombie's face. After a while, it "ate" the zombie's head.
The pistil absorbed the zombies, the rich and nutritious zombie flesh and blood, causing the lily to split directly. At this time, An Ran vaguely discovered that the zombies eaten by the flower seemed to be slightly different from the zombies eaten by the roots. The zombies eaten by the roots can make the flower stems grow, the flower ball split, and a new lily grow, while the zombies eaten by the stamens can make one lily split into multiple lilies.
But to An Ran, it makes no difference whether the zombies are eaten by stamens or roots. She only needs these lilies to solve the zombie crisis for her.
Driven by Anran's supernatural powers, they regarded the bodies of zombies as the most nutritious soil in the world, nourishing their own growth.
The end of life was temporarily delayed a little, but Anran was hungry and could not hold on for much longer.
She held the baby who had cried so much that he was tired, and squeezed together with the little girl behind the narrow half door. The hunger in her stomach came over her like a tidal wave. Anran's legs went weak and she fell to the ground. The little girl behind her hurriedly helped her up.
A crystal core fell to the ground so unexpectedly. An Ran looked up and saw that the zombie hanging on the broken door had been absorbed by the lilies, leaving only a skeleton. The skeleton was covered with green buds, and there were who knows how many lily bulbs stuffed in the skull. The brain tissue inside had probably been absorbed clean.
The crystal core that fell on the ground was the flower ball that filled the skull. It was squeezed out of the skull and fell right at Anran's feet.
Next to her, under the door, was a row of lily bulbs and white hand bones, which ate all the zombie hands that stretched out from under the door for her.
An Ran, who was almost going crazy with hunger, watched the door break into pieces. She felt the exhaustion of her energy. Many lilies that had grown flower bulbs stopped eating the zombies as if they had lost their spirituality while "eating" them.
An Ran subconsciously picked up the crystal core that had fallen on the ground, and through the rotten doorway, she watched as several zombies stepped on the bones of their own kind and surrounded them. An Ran retreated while hurriedly clenching the crystal core in her hand, holding it tightly, and continued to try her best to release the only remaining energy in her body.
She couldn't give up, couldn't give up the last bit of hope for survival. She was a mother, and her child was hungry. Once the situation stabilized, she would have to fill the baby's stomach. She couldn't let the baby go hungry and accompany her on the road.
An Ran is about to overdraw her energy. She feels that she is constantly refreshing her bottom line. Is the energy in her body close to exhaustion? Squeeze a little more, don't die! ! ! ! !
(End of this chapter)