I hacked through the chaotic world with my blade
Chapter 275 - 105: Reflection, Sighs, and Subdued Lin Fan_6

Chapter 275: Chapter 105: Reflection, Sighs, and Subdued Lin Fan_6

As she spoke, the woman’s eyes grew slightly red.

Her palm caressed Dongdong’s face.

Dongdong tilted his head, rubbing against her palm, his emotions very stable.

"I’m such a failure as a mother. It should be me taking care of my child, but it’s always him taking care of me. He gets up early every day to make breakfast, just to let me sleep a bit more. Even when he’s bullied outside, he never tells me, afraid that I would worry."

Lin Fan stepped forward, wanting to gently pat the woman’s shoulder, but as soon as he reached out, Dongdong, who was immersed in his mother’s touch, suddenly snarled fiercely at him, looking extremely vicious.

Lin Fan smiled awkwardly, "So, throughout this time, he has been guarding this place, fiercely fighting the zombies outside, huh?"

"Yes, whenever a zombie passes by here, Dongdong would jump down from the second floor and desperately fight the zombies." The woman gently stroked Dongdong’s head, "Don’t look at his size, but he’s really like a man, always protecting me. He’s different from the other zombies, he recognizes me, he still remembers me."

Lin Fan said, "Yes, he still remembers you, his obsession with protecting his mom has never wavered. Even after becoming a zombie, he has firmly integrated this obsession into his instinctual behavior."

As she listened to what Lin Fan said, the woman bowed her head, tears falling from her cheeks to the ground.

Lin Fan thought of a video he had seen regarding such situations.

A mother and son poisoned while eating, the child seeing his mother faint, endures the pain to go out and call for help. As he walked, he fainted, lasting more than twenty seconds, then woke up again and continued toward the outside. When he called over passersby for help, he followed them back, but halfway through, he couldn’t persevere and fainted on the ground.

Just like the situation before him.

No matter what he became, the obsession to protect his mother was always in his heart, and when this obsession grew strong enough, no external factors could withstand it.

He really wanted to know how this special type of zombie with obsessions was formed, why the other zombies he encountered outside weren’t like this.

With this thought,

Lin Fan clenched his fist, filled with loathing for this apocalyptic world. Being alone, he found it hard to imagine how unbearable such experiences were. For some reason, in his blurry memories, there seemed to be similar scenes.

"Would you like to move to Sunshine District?" Lin Fan asked. "There are survivors there, and you could live well."

The woman smiled, "No, thank you for your kindness. Living isn’t that important to me. I just want to stay here with my child, to watch over him, to be with him."

Lin Fan looked at the woman. With the arrival of the apocalypse, he had experienced many things and his thoughts had gradually changed. To some people, in order to live, they would resort to any means of harming others, but for others, they didn’t value their own lives much. They only thought of staying with the people who mattered to them.

They even refused to bring the slightest trouble to others.

On the streets,

Lin Fan looked up to the second floor of the shop where the woman and Dongdong stood.

"I’m leaving." Lin Fan waved his hand.

The woman had a smile on her face.

Dongdong, on the other hand, still watched Lin Fan warily, his grey-white pupils like the eyes of death.

As Lin Fan left, the woman coughed, her palm covered in blood. She composedly looked at it, shaking her head, not wanting to think about those things.

Lin Fan, carrying a heavy heart, walked on the desolate streets. He was thinking about many things he wouldn’t normally consider, feeling a lack when it came to familial bonds.

Being alone had become a habit, but this habit wasn’t needless.

He envied, he yearned, he hoped...

"Hehe"

Zombies appeared.

He did not look, continuing to walk towards the distance. These zombies, clearly without any sense of reason, couldn’t detect the slight depression in Lin Fan’s mood, not as animated as before, and charged at him of their own accord.

The "Hehe" sounds grew closer.

"Could you not bother me? I’m thinking," Lin Fan said, looking at the zombies following behind, getting closer.

It was really tough to think during such interruptions.

Even though he said this.

But this group of zombies, who only knew how to growl, were getting closer and closer, as if they hadn’t understood at all.

Alas!

Drawing his sword, he then swung it at the zombies behind him, a single stroke, re-sheathed the sword, and moved on. As for the situation behind him, he didn’t want to look.

Splurt!

Splurt!

The dense crowd of zombies behind him were torn apart by an invisible force.

The Tide River viewing platform.

Lin Fan sat there, legs dangling, gently swaying as he stared intently into the distance at the lake’s surface, completely engrossed, his mind suddenly blank.

He reflected on the events that had happened since the apocalypse began.

In the beginning, he watched the changes in front of him indifferently. With the arrival of the apocalypse, all Lin Fan wanted was to remember the old Yellow City, to work hard, earn money, follow the rules by paying when buying things, waiting for the green light to cross the street, and if he encountered criminals, he would take them to the police station.

Seeing the plight of Sister Li and her daughter, his heart was moved with compassion. He helped them find a rental home, arranged for them to stay in the Sunshine District because he knew it was safe.

He met Old Master Wang, Grandma Xu, Old Master Zhou, and Grandma Liang.

He didn’t want to see the heroes who once contributed to the country die at the hands of others during the apocalypse, because that wasn’t the end they deserved. They should have a better twilight years.

With Old Master Wang by his side, he often communicated with him. Old Master Wang could understand his thoughts and even inspired him with a sense of righteousness and hope for the future.

It gradually developed to the present.

He thought about bringing together hopeful people, about building a beautiful new Yellow City together.

But there were too many things that made his heart feel a bit of despair, a bit of helplessness.

Propping himself up with his arms, he looked up at the sky.

A gentle breeze blew by.

He sighed.

Just then.

Boom!

Boom!

The ground trembled.

Turning around, he saw a fat-bellied zombie appear behind him.

This was a self-destructing zombie.

Just as he was about to say something.

Bang!

The self-destructing zombie exploded.

The shore cracked open.

Splash!

"Oh no."

Lin Fan fell into the water, thoroughly drenched.

Immediately after.

He heard ferocious roars coming from all directions.

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