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Chapter 413 - 129: This is what a child looks like when they are not hungry

Chapter 413: Chapter 129: This is what a child looks like when they are not hungry

The truck arrived at the police station.

Those two survivors kept bragging about how fierce their boss was, smashing granite with a punch and kicking terrifying zombies. They repeatedly asked Lin Fan if he knew their boss, Ma Yilong.

Ahai and Wang Kai sighed.

Even dogs would die if they heard such nonsense.

They felt sorry for the survivor named Ma Yilong to have such foolhardy underlings.

On second thought, punching granite and kicking ferocious zombies did sound domineering—something they could not achieve. But compared to Brother Lin, it all seemed a bit off.

They just hoped that the survivor Ma Yilong would understand that when bad things happened to him, it might not be his fault, but rather that he had some overzealous underlings around him.

History always repeats itself.

They saw Officer Huang and the zombie, Dongdong, also known as the poor child Lin Fan had told them about who lost his mother.

Although they had witnessed many strange things as the apocalypse progressed,

a zombie that possessed human sensibilities was rare indeed.

It was shocking and astonishing to watch Officer Huang munch on two survivors and then have his zombie head smashed by Officer Huang’s slap.

They wondered what kind of person could gain Officer Huang’s protection?

The answer was obviously simple.

Just an ordinary citizen.

A Sedan was driving through the streets.

The sedan carried four survivors, including the driver Yang Cheng. Besides the mother and child mentioned earlier, there was another male survivor, all selected by Yang Cheng.

"Is everything you said true?"

The female survivor hugged her child, asking with anticipation.

The other survivor looked on similarly.

They had felt desperate while staying at the Lucky Number, and when Yang Cheng quietly explained the situation to them, their first thought was disbelief, or they thought he had some ulterior motive.

"Of course it’s true, the other three survivors are already living there."

Yang Cheng had not seen the inside, but the three had seemed sincere, so he believed what they said. Everyone was a pitiful survivor with nothing valuable to be conned for—who would go to great lengths to fabricate a happy haven for a few insignificant goons?

Looking at Yang Cheng, hope gradually filled their eyes.

They did not want such hope to shatter.

"You’ll see when you get there," Yang Cheng said, not offering much explanation. Explaining certain things now would be troublesome, as it required a lot of words to compensate for the lack of trust.

Before long.

The sedan approached the vicinity of Sunshine District.

Yang Cheng said, "Look outside, there’s not a single zombie in sight, it’s very safe here, and all the zombies nearby have been cleared."

They looked at the situation outside.

It was indeed the case.

They were quite shocked.

Guan Hao stood on the rooftop of the shop, watching the sedan that had driven up, surprised at how quickly they had arrived. He knew the survivor who had wanted to go back.

He was planning to tell the other survivors about this place and bring them over.

When he learned of this, he really respected the decision; to know a safe haven was within reach, yet decide to leave it to risk returning.

Looking within himself, he knew he could not do what they had done.

Before long.

Yang Cheng led them inside, which he himself had never witnessed. As the scenes unfolded before his eyes, he found it truly indescribable.

The survivors were busy with their tasks amid conversations, and a group of children ran around joyfully. To them, it seemed like a paradise, completely out of sync with the outside world, as if from two different worlds.

Guide Guan Hao remained silent, calmly waiting.

He knew that any survivor who came here would show a look of astonishment.

After all, since the apocalypse began, they might not have seen such a scene for a long time.

Thinking of this.

Guan Hao felt proud and pleased with himself. Even though he was not the creator of this environment, being able to live in it filled him with pride.

At that moment.

There was activity behind him.

The iron gate was moved aside, and everyone looked toward it as a truck slowly drove in. Lin Fan, who had shifted the gate back to its place, continued to climb onto the roof of the truck.

"Don’t be nervous, that’s my big brother, Lin Fan. He’s returned from buying supplies outside. He’s really nice to everyone, never using his abilities to demand anything unreasonable from others," Guan Hao looked at Lin Fan with a fervent gaze, admiration shining in his eyes.

As the truck drew closer.

Guan Hao shouted, "Big brother, did you buy a lot of supplies?"

Lin Fan smiled and replied, "Yes, quite a lot."

"Ha, I knew big brother was the best!" Guan Hao exclaimed excitedly.

Yang Cheng and the others stared at the bed of the truck filled with supplies, their eyes wide in amazement. The amount of effort or luck it would take for them to gather such a quantity of supplies outside could only be imagined.

They also seemed to hear the word "bought," which was strange, but they didn’t think much of it, assuming it was just a mishearing.

Wang Kai, sitting in the vehicle, glanced at Guan Hao and realized that he, too, was a strong man. Not in the physical sense, but his skill at securing powerful allies was definitely superior.

Competition in the industry was fierce; the infighting was intense.

Guan Hao, watching the truck drive away, said, "See? This place is better than you could imagine. Now that you’ve come, stay and see for yourself. Once you get to know it, you’ll see how good it is here."