I hacked through the chaotic world with my blade
Chapter 353 - 119: Fortunately, I’m Smart Enough to Notice You’re Hiding Your Brain

Chapter 353: Chapter 119: Fortunately, I’m Smart Enough to Notice You’re Hiding Your Brain

Tianhu Villa.

A figure walked leisurely along the road, the surrounding villas were very quiet, showing no signs of life.

"There are very few zombies here, has someone cleared them out?"

Lin Fan observed the surroundings.

He didn’t see any zombies.

This area was a villa district, and since the apocalypse had begun over a month ago, the survivors who had made it this far had adapted to life in the apocalypse. They had gained experience in dealing with zombies and avoiding them.

"There’s a noise up ahead."

His ears were sharp, capable of picking up many subtle sounds.

On the ground ahead, several warm zombie bodies lay with steam rising off them, appearing as though they had been run over by wheels, with tire marks still visible on their surfaces.

Standing in front of the villa’s iron gate.

He pressed the doorbell.

Waiting.

He heard footsteps approaching from inside the villa, getting closer and closer.

The door opened, revealing a pitiable young girl.

"Hello."

Lin Fan greeted her with a smile. The moment he saw her, he was slightly surprised; he hadn’t expected the girl to be so strong to have lasted this long, as such cases were rare.

At least since the apocalypse began, he had hardly encountered a few.

Suddenly, Lin Fan felt that there was something off about this girl. Her seemingly innocent and helpless gaze hid a strange expression.

Thinking of the horrors of human nature in the apocalypse.

He had a premonition that this girl might be trouble, and looking at the firmly shut villa, he could clearly sense there were more people inside.

"Thank you, I’m really so grateful that you came to rescue us. My three sisters and I have been hiding here. We’ve run out of supplies. If you hadn’t come, we really wouldn’t know what to do."

The girl’s expression was convincingly desperate, eliciting pity from anyone who saw it.

A crying girl often tends to receive more affection.

"It’s no problem."

Lin Fan smiled calmly, making the girl feel uneasy. Since the outbreak of the apocalypse, many survivors had come, but no matter how sincere they seemed, their eyes tended to wander over her inappropriately, as if harboring ulterior motives.

The girl weakly said, "My three friends are inside, and one of them hurt her leg. We can’t carry her. Can you help us carry her out?"

"Of course, there’s no problem at all," Lin Fan said, always willing to help. He also wanted to know what these people were up to. The most likely scenario was that they were trying to lure people here to do something overly drastic.

This kind of situation was not uncommon.

He had long ago encountered survivors pretending to be victims who lured him home where a dwarf disguised as a child stabbed him in the abdomen with a dagger, fatally damaging his clothes, and whom he had to kill in self-defense.

Lin Fan walked ahead.

The girl followed behind, her eyes gradually growing sinister as if she were looking at some kind of prey.

At the door.

Lin Fan pushed open the door and walked inside, while the girl behind him casually picked up a baseball bat placed at the door, gripping it in her hand, and roared at him before he could notice her.

"Die."

She swung the baseball bat fiercely towards Lin Fan’s head.

Feeling the impact behind his head.

Lin Fan frowned. Was it time for self-defense again? He knew there was something wrong with her, but didn’t expect her to act so quickly—no sooner had he stepped inside than she was already trying to attack him.

He immediately turned around and kicked toward the girl behind him. When defending himself, he always took it seriously, without any hesitation. Mercy towards an enemy is a disrespect to one’s own life. Any hesitation could be fatal.

Just as he turned around to defend himself, two survivors hiding in the corner also swung their weapons, ready to cooperate and take Lin Fan down completely.

Seeing Lin Fan kicking her flying into the distance, crashing harshly into the wall, they were completely dumbfounded, holding their weapons aloft, unable to bring them down.

"You better think carefully before attacking me. Once I enter defense mode, you might end up dead," Lin Fan said, his gaze indifferent, looking at them.

So much for the four girls, there were also three men.

At that moment.

The three women and three men in the villa huddled together, warily watching Lin Fan. As for their companion outside, they didn’t know the specifics, but it seemed like things weren’t going well.

"You are luring other survivors here, what exactly are you plotting?" Lin Fan sniffed the air. "There’s a smell of blood. Even before I arrived, you had harmed other survivors, and the bloodstains on the floor aren’t even clean yet."

Footsteps came from the stairs.

The six wary survivors seemed to await something, stepping aside to create a path, their expressions shifting from wary to respectful.

Lin Fan watched, shocked at the first sight.

Zom... Zombie.

A zombie in floral briefs; its gait slightly odd as it slowly descended the stairs.

Its appearance was ferocious, with blood dripping from its mouth.

Looking at the viscosity of the blood.

It must have fed not long ago.

Suddenly, he realized the situation: this group of survivors lured others here possibly to feed the zombie. From the start of the apocalypse to now, he had only seen Officer Huang, the fire station zombies, and including Dongdong who could somewhat understand his mother’s words. This meant the zombie in front of him was the newest special type zombie he had encountered so far.