Chapter 20 It's Raining

Since Li Lingyu was injured, Jiang Xianchuan has taken the initiative to take on the task of changing his dressings and bandaging his wound every day.

However, despite this, the wound showed no signs of improvement, which made Jiang Xianchuan feel very anxious.

"You clearly told me before that this wound could heal on its own, but why hasn't there been any improvement after so long?" Jiang Xianchuan asked with a puzzled look on his face.

Faced with Jiang Xianchuan's doubts, Li Lingyu could only shake his head helplessly, indicating that he did not know the reason.

At this moment, Jiang Xianchuan stared at Li Lingyu's wound closely, his brows furrowed, and fell into deep thought.

Li Lingyu looked at the boy in front of him. The boy's skin was as white as porcelain, pure and flawless as snowflakes in winter. His eyes were slightly raised, like bright stars, flashing bright and gentle light.

At this moment, the boy was looking at his wound intently, his eyes revealing concern and worry. He couldn't help but raise the corners of his mouth slightly, revealing an imperceptible smile. Perhaps even he himself did not realize how natural and warm this smile was.

"I should have prepared more medicine. What if the injury doesn't heal? If you feel uncomfortable, you must tell me."

"good."

Jiang Xianchuan then sat in front of the window and observed the zombies outside. After a while, there were several flashes of lightning in the sky, and then it started to rain heavily.

Shi Yi looked at the raindrops from the sky and immediately took out two buckets and placed them on the brackets outside the window to collect water. Although they still had a lot of stock, it was still nice to use rainwater to flush the toilet or something like that.

"Oh, why is the water green?"

Upon hearing this, Jiang Xianchuan and Li Lingyu also stood up and went to check, only to see that the water in the bucket was a strange green color, as if it had been polluted.

"It's really strange, why is it green?" Jiang Xianchuan frowned, a hint of doubt rising in his heart.

"It's better not to touch this water. Pour it out and don't keep the bucket." Jiang Xianchuan reminded.

So, Shi Yi poured out the green water in the bucket and threw the bucket away.

However, when he was about to return to his room, he found that the rain outside the window was getting heavier and heavier, and the raindrops had turned green.

"Oh no, this rain might be a problem! Close the window quickly!" Jiang Xianchuan realized that the situation was not good and shouted quickly.

The three of them acted quickly and closed all the windows to prevent the green rain from entering the house.

"What is going on? Why is it raining this color?" Shi asked with lingering fear.

But at this moment, Jiang Xianchuan discovered a strange phenomenon: the rotten zombies downstairs miraculously grew flesh and blood again after being exposed to rain!

The originally sluggish steps became more brisk, as if they had regained vitality, while some outdoor plants had withered due to the erosion of rain.

Jiang Xianchuan felt a headache when he saw these lively zombies wandering around the community.

He couldn't help but worry whether they would be affected by the rain. If they were accidentally touched by it, he didn't know what would happen to them.

Thinking of this, he felt a surge of fear and uneasiness in his heart.

"Don't open the window until the rain stops."

Jiang Xianchuan continued to observe the zombies downstairs. Apart from the fact that their rotten bodies began to grow fresh flesh and blood and their movements became more agile, they seemed to have no other obvious changes.

However, just as Jiang Xianchuan was observing intently, a small figure quietly climbed up the wall from outside his sight.

The zombie looked like a baby, but its body was twisted and deformed, and its face was filled with a ferocious expression.

He grasped the wall tightly with his sharp claws and climbed up slowly and difficultly. Every movement was accompanied by a slight friction sound, as if reminding people of his presence.