Zhou Cheng, standing behind the two, was completely stunned.
He didn't have time to pay attention to the curious garrison behind him. He tore off a teleportation ticket and vanished in an instant.
He rushed forward and asked Gong Yi,
"What's wrong? What's all this?"
I told you, they're zombies.
Neither Gong Yi nor Hua Mi wanted to repeat their answers to Zhou Cheng.
Hua Mi frowned as she looked at the bloodstains on the ground and said to Gong Yi...
"You can have the zombies. I'll clean up the bloodstains on the ground."
These zombies are all fresh; you can tell just by the color of their blood.
The longer a zombie survives, the thicker and darker its blood becomes.
Conversely, the closer the blood color is to that of a human, the shorter the time it takes for them to turn into zombies.
Just as Zhou Cheng watched helplessly as Hua Mi struggled to squat down to the side, her pregnant belly protruding.
Her hand pressed down on a small snowdrift on the ground.
In the blink of an eye, Little Snowball disappeared.
In the midst of the raging snowstorm, a snowdrift 1 meter high disappeared.
Not only that, the snow under their feet seemed to have thinned out.
Following closely behind were several slow-moving men in the distance—no, zombies.
They lay on the snow, their hands and feet still in the motion of trying to climb out of the snow.
These zombies accidentally fell into the soft snow while approaching the garrison.
If it weren't for Hua Mi thinning the snow layer on the ground, they would probably have dug deeper and deeper and eventually gotten stuck in the snow.
They won't die by the time spring arrives, but in the end, it will be another disaster.
Zhou Cheng stood there stunned for a moment, then suddenly realized what was happening, picked up his gun, and fired a shot at several zombies in the distance.
They are zombies, not impenetrable fortresses, and not known for their speed.
The bullets hit their flesh, and they naturally felt no pain, but they didn't die either.
She paused only for a moment, then continued climbing toward Gong Yi, Hua Mi, and Zhou Cheng.
Zhou Cheng's mouth dropped open, and even Gong Yi frowned slightly.
This was their first real encounter with zombies, and they had little experience.
So Hua Mi began to give the two garrison commanders a hands-on lesson.
"To completely disable these monsters, we need to turn them into dust or blow their heads off; otherwise, it's useless."
"They are covered in poison. If you get infected by their poison, you will either become a zombie or a superhuman. It's hard to say, but the chances of becoming a zombie are greater."
She said a few simple words, and the rest was left for Gong Yi and Zhou Cheng to figure out for themselves.
After a while, Gong Yi frowned and asked Hua Mi,
"Killing them won't do any good. If they die, there's no way to dispose of their bodies, and the corpses will pollute the environment. If others come into contact with them, won't that be just as dangerous?"
Hua Mi raised an eyebrow, her expression somewhat sorrowful.
"So, it's useless."
Why did these zombies appear? Nobody knows.
A man-eating "beast" appeared on the Hunan-D Expressway, and the supply depot in D City was attacked.
These are completely different places, worlds apart.
What does this mean? It means that zombies have spread everywhere.
This is not a problem that Gong Yi can solve simply by finding the Scorpion Man or killing these dozens of zombies.
It can't be solved.
Zombies are destined to proliferate.
Their teeth and nails are poisonous; when alive, they bite and eat people, and when they die, their flesh and blood fall to the ground.
If someone gets it on them and eats it, there is a chance of infection.
If a person doesn't touch it, their flesh and blood will seep into the soil, roll into rivers with the rainwater, and be eaten by animals.
Animals can become infected and turn into zombie animals.
Zombie animals eat living people, and zombie humans also eat living people. If a living person's brain isn't completely eaten, they become a new zombie.
So, what's the solution?
Gong Yi's expression was cold and stern, while Zhou Cheng opened his mouth, pale and speechless.
Finally, Zhou Cheng asked with difficulty,
"Then aren't we going to be wiped out? This is the end times, the end times!"
Hua Mi sneered.
"Hasn't the end of the world already come?"
Perhaps it began with the first earthquake, perhaps it was the first time there was a shortage of supplies, or perhaps it was in the dead of night, without even knowing it, when human genes began to turn into zombies.
The end times have already arrived.
"Then what should we do?"
Gong Yi looked at Hua Mi and asked in a deep voice.
There must be a way.
It's like when an earthquake strikes, the stationed troops maintain order, and the lower-level units desperately dig survivors out of the rubble.
It's like when the jelly-like liquid arrives, the garrison goes to pump it out and puts it into huge condoms.
Then, at some point when Hua Mi passed by, they all disappeared.
It's like these garrison troops, risking their lives to protect the war reserve depots of every city.
As long as there is a way, they are willing to sacrifice their lives to be stationed there.
So, what methods are there to stop the zombie outbreak?
How to prevent the end times?
Hua Mi took a deep breath, stepped forward, and straightened Gong Yi's collar.
Beneath this tender gesture lay her cold voice.
"The only way is to live well and hope for good luck to come from the sky, so that while the supply of materials can be normalized, I can become a superhuman."
"Because superhumans are immune to the zombie's poison."
"But after the zombies, there are endless mutated monsters and mutated plants."
What a despairing topic it was, Hua Mi didn't really want to talk about it. She felt that this life was nothing compared to the heaviness of her previous life.
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