I hacked through the chaotic world with my blade
Chapter 149 - 085: Brother, I’m Going to Smash Open the Gates of Sunshine District_2

Chapter 149: Chapter 085: Brother, I’m Going to Smash Open the Gates of Sunshine District_2

Gu Hang supported Grandma Xu, serving as her walking stick. His other potential use, which might never be required, was acting as a shield in case any zombies Lin Fan failed to block lunged at them. It was certain that if someone were to be bitten, it would be him and absolutely not Grandma Xu.

Lin Fan led the way.

Grandma Xu and Gu Hang followed behind him.

Lin Fan didn’t walk quickly, always keeping an eye on Grandma Xu’s pace. As they made their way upstairs and looked into the hospital, it was somewhat dim inside, the lights shattered. Fortunately, sunlight shone through, casting a sense of brightness.

The pharmacy within the hospital was conveniently located on the first floor.

Creak!

Creak!

The hospital’s glass doors were already shattered; fragments of glass littered the ground, making a slight creaking noise underfoot. If you listened closely, you wouldn’t hear anything—not a sound. The silence was frightening.

"Grandma Xu, be careful, there’s glass on the ground," Lin Fan warned.

Grandma Xu nodded her head. Little Fan was indeed a very attentive child. As for whether there were dangers inside the hospital, there certainly were. But she believed with Little Fan there, what could those dangers amount to?

At that moment.

"Heh heh... growl."

A zombie’s low growl came from the side, the sound helping to determine its location.

Swing the sword.

Splurt!

With a single stroke, Lin Fan decapitated the zombie, and blood splattered everywhere. The hideous severed head rolled on the ground like a rubber ball.

Bowing his head, he saw that the zombie he had killed was dressed in a doctor’s coat; it was clear that when the apocalypse began, the hospital had also been attacked by zombies. In such crowded places, survival was genuinely difficult.

Looking over the lobby, it was filled with coagulated blood and numerous unidentifiable organs scattered about.

The pharmacy was just to the front-left.

Lin Fan led them towards it, arriving at the pharmacy.

The door was ajar.

The light inside was dim.

He held his sword, lightly tapping the adjacent wall. The sound was very faint, but if there were any zombies inside, it would surely provoke their ferocity.

They waited for a moment.

All was silent.

Afterward, they walked inside, making sure it was safe.

"Grandma Xu, you and Gu Hang pick up the medicine we need in here. Figure out how much it costs. I’ll stand guard outside. There’s no rush, take your time," Lin Fan said.

He had no ulterior motive in saying that.

Lin Fan spoke to avoid Grandma Xu thinking they were in urgent need; haste in their actions could lead to mistakes. Therefore, one must remain calm and proceed slowly. That was the way to handle things best.

"Mhm."

Grandma Xu was a military doctor and was very familiar with medicine. Even after retirement, she often read medical books to enhance her professional skills.

Gu Hang held a bag and assisted by the side.

At the entrance.

Lin Fan stood with his sword, his back straight, guarding like a deity.

His hearing was acute, allowing him to detect sounds that most people couldn’t.

He watched quietly.

Looking towards the corridor in front of him, where the IV room was located. Having been there for treatment when he was ill, he was aware of the general layout.

The corridor ahead was slightly gloomy, with thick liquids clinging to both sides of the walls.

Suddenly.

A staggering figure appeared at the corner, wandering into view.

Lin Fan stood still, watching the sudden appearance of the figure, neither speaking nor making any unnecessary moves. His current responsibility was to ensure the safety of Grandma Xu, who was inside buying medicine.

Not to rush at every zombie he saw and forget about Grandma Xu’s safety.

The wandering zombie stood in the middle of the corridor, head lowered, motionless. Without any sound, zombies were like cooled engines, but the slightest noise would make them become aggressive and crazed.

There was a clatter from the pharmacy, like the sound of medicine spilling on the floor, and it sounded like a glass bottle shattering.

It was normal.

The pharmacy’s aisle was narrow, and it was common for Grandma Xu, with her old age, to bump into things.

Gu Hang softly said at the window, "Broke an alcohol bottle."

"No worries, carry on with your task," Lin Fan replied.

The sound of breaking had caught the attention of the zombie in the corridor. The dull creature looked in Lin Fan’s direction, growling and rushing towards him like a rabid dog.

Lin Fan’s expression was very calm.

Unperturbed.

As the zombie drew closer, Lin Fan could see its fierce and ugly face, with thick fluids dripping from its mouth. He raised the sword and, with a swift downward slash, split the zombie’s head, cleaving it in two with a squelch.

[Zombie Killed]

[Points +1]

Such notifications for killing zombies were uninteresting to him; he had killed too many zombies to feel anything.

Perhaps it was the noise from earlier.

One by one, zombies began to appear in the corridor, and not a small number. There were those in patient gowns, nurse outfits, and even young children were among them.

Once turned into zombies, they roamed the hospital.

Hearing any sound, they would swarm in this direction.

"Not a small number, but it’s good I’m here. If it were other survivors, they might have ended up trapped here," Lin Fan muttered to himself as he gripped the Frost Mourner in his hand. The once evil-inducing sword was now radiating with the glory of righteousness.

Soon, the zombies were upon him.

Especially when seeing child zombies, he only shook his head, regretting that not even children could escape the calamity. For that, all he could do was to wield his sword liberatingly.

Children are often like a blank sheet of paper, with not a trace of darkness. The only thing he could do was to set them free.