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Chapter 649 - 169: Where I Am is the Zombie Forbidden Zone_4

Chapter 649: Chapter 169: Where I Am is the Zombie Forbidden Zone_4

"Dongdong, that’s not a place for you. Children should go where they’re supposed to, come on, follow your sister."

Dongdong let Feifei pull him along, glancing over toward that direction now and then.

"A massive horde of zombies? What kind of horde qualifies as massive?"

Zhou Yang, full of doubt, arrived at the rooftop with many other survivors and looked into the distance. The sight before him made him stand still in shock.

Dark figures crowded the horizon, truly resembling a swarm of locusts passing by.

He swore to God that he had never seen such a scene before.

"How many zombies could there be?"

Zhou Yang mumbled to himself; ever since he became an Awakener and got his War Armor, he felt his combat power was terrifyingly strong.

But now, facing this sea-like horde of zombies, he felt like a small boat in the waves, ready to be swallowed at any moment.

At that moment, Captain Lei arrived at Zhou Yang’s side, accompanied by a group of fully armed soldiers.

"Zhou Yang, have you ever seen a scene like this?" Captain Lei gripped his firearm tightly.

"I haven’t."

Zhou Yang shook his head; even in the early stages of the apocalypse, when the city was full of zombies, he had never seen zombies packed together that tightly.

"Back when we faced a zombie attack at our base," Captain Lei said, "we also had a horde coming at us, but it was nowhere near a tenth or even a hundredth of this number."

Zhou Yang stared at Captain Lei, dumbfounded.

"The Evolutionary Zombies’ tank-size bodies were as tall as our walls. They clung to the walls and stared straight at us as if we were food bred for their consumption. That was terrifying, too."

Captain Lei took a deep breath. The shocking scene before him was shocking, but as a well-trained and mentally tough leader, he didn’t deserve to be a captain if he allowed himself to be scared.

While they were talking.

Dong Jia, Old Zhong, Ye Qian, and Zhu Cheng approached.

"What’s the situation?" Old Zhong asked.

"Not very clear," Captain Lei shook his head. "The zombies are gathering there but not moving forward. It’s as if they are waiting for an order, which is something I’ve never seen before. In the past, whenever zombies saw a target, they would charge without any strategy, aiming to destroy everything in sight."

Old Zhong looked at the massive, indeterminate number of zombies before him, feeling deeply alarmed.

Zhu Cheng also felt his scalp tingle looking at the situation before him.

"White, black, gold, red... so many colors."

As Zhu Cheng spoke.

Everyone turned their gaze towards him as if asking, is it really that terrifying?

Feeling the eyes of the group on him, Zhu Cheng swallowed and said, "There are a lot of Evolutionary Zombies, a huge number, too many for me to count."

Everyone tensed up inside; an extremely large number of Evolutionary Zombies that couldn’t be counted meant that this wasn’t just a simple horde of regular zombies, but one intermixed with many terrifying ones.

At that moment.

Gu Hang said, "Where’s Lin Fan?"

As he asked this.

Everyone paused, then as if remembering something.

"Right, where’s Lin Fan?"

With the terrifying horde of zombies approaching, their first thought had been to have the survivors in the shelter hide, then to draw the battle lines and arm themselves fully.

Once their racing hearts had calmed down.

It was Gu Hang’s question that made them think.

Right, they hadn’t seen Lin Fan, which was unusual given their intense nervousness because in their minds, Lin Fan was like an invincible existence.

In room 704.

Lin Fan was aware of the noise outside and knew that not far from the shelter, many zombies were gathering, keeping an eye on any movement there.

But he had something more important to do now.

"Mengmeng, have some porridge. Uncle will be busy later."

Lin Fan cradled Mengmeng, feeding her with a child’s spoon over and over, his face brightening with a radiant smile as Mengmeng ate sweetly.

After feeding Mengmeng, he carried the child outside.

Looking at the tightly shut shops on the street, he just smiled; this was good, almost like a drill. If anything like this ever happened in the future, they would at least be ready.

Occasional training was also a good thing.

As he walked forward.

People inside the shops quietly drew back their curtains to look outside, and when they saw Lin Fan, he greeted them with a friendly smile.

The survivors hiding inside were slightly startled, then turned to their companions saying, "What are you scared of? We have Brother Lin, right?"

"Nonsense, you’re the one who’s scared, not me!"

"Then why are you hiding?"

"Weren’t you the one hiding?"

"Come on, let’s go out. What is there to be afraid of? I trust in Brother Lin. If he can’t hold them off, I’ll be buried with him."

"Yeah."

The hidden survivors didn’t think twice before they rolled up the shutter doors and walked out onto the street, swinging their arms as if to show the surrounding survivors.

Do you see how boldly we’re walking? Take a good look, we’re not scared at all.

They headed to the rooftop to meet the others.

"Don’t be nervous, guys. I just fed Mengmeng her breakfast," Lin Fan greeted everyone with a smile.

The group on the rooftop exchanged looks, their eyes filled with bewilderment. They were all frightened by the situation at hand, but Brother Lin was calmly feeding Mengmeng breakfast.