I hacked through the chaotic world with my blade
Chapter 665 - 172: If You Dare, Come Now_2

Dusk.

Lin Fan dragged back a group of survivors whose limbs had been chopped off, and on the way back he coincidentally ran into Officer Huang.

Officer Huang’s clothes were very clean in the morning, and they remained clean when he returned.

It looked like Officer Huang didn’t encounter any zombies during his outing after all.

"Officer Huang, I was just looking for you. Take a look at this gang of vicious guys quickly. They are really terrifying, wanting to harm me, constantly causing trouble in the city. I expended a lot of effort to subdue them," Lin Fan said solemnly.

Officer Huang looked at Lin Fan and then at the various Evolutionary Zombies whose limbs had been chopped off.

If Officer Huang could keep talking, he probably would say... Are you kidding me?

Do you think becoming a zombie makes my brain malfunction?

Lin Fan dragged the zombies in front of Officer Huang, "Officer Huang, I’m leaving these with you."

Officer Huang was much more rational than before; where previously he would mercilessly bite the zombies, now he was calm, circling around the limbless zombies and examining them closely.

Then he looked up at Lin Fan again.

"Hehe "

Lin Fan said, "Officer Huang, these are villains. I thought it over and it’s best to leave them to you to handle. I’m just an ordinary citizen; I don’t have the right to deal with them."

The exchange between the two was just that simple.

One question, one answer.

Whether the conversation was accurate didn’t really matter; neither could directly and clearly communicate anyway, as long as the general meaning was understood.

With a laugh!

Officer Huang crushed the Evolutionary Zombies’ heads, extracting the crystals and ingesting them.

Lin Fan then threw the zombies’ bodies into the garbage bins by the roadside, his only thought being that Officer Huang didn’t care much about hygiene, leaving him to clean up the mess.

To Lin Fan, he really hoped Officer Huang would become stronger.

The current Officer Huang was no longer as reckless as before, formerly fearless against any kind of zombie, even knowing his head might be smashed by a special zombie, yet he still courageously charged forward.

Lin Fan was truly worried for his safety.

But now, Officer Huang wasn’t like that anymore, he knew when to advance or retreat, and would avoid zombies he couldn’t match on his own.

That change was really good.

It gave Lin Fan peace of mind.

Soon.

Officer Huang extracted all the crystals from the zombie heads, but didn’t swallow all of them, instead keeping two in his pocket as if he intended to pass them to someone else.

Seeing this, Lin Fan quickly understood that Officer Huang was bringing them back for Dongdong.

Who said Officer Huang was a zombie without warmth?

This was warmth.

"Officer Huang, you don’t need to bring them for Dongdong, I have a lot of crystals on my side; he can have as many as he wants," Lin Fan said. He still hoped Officer Huang would consume them himself to continuously improve his strength.

During this period, Officer Huang had single-handedly defeated many zombies, growing in power, initially nurtured by Lin Fan to become a formidable zombie, he had enough strength to find crystals on his own.

Perhaps he really understood what Lin Fan said.

Officer Huang glanced at Lin Fan once more and walked towards the shelter.

"Truly stubborn, Officer Huang," Lin Fan sighed.

Back at the shelter, everyone continued to clean up the zombie corpses, working the same task from day to night. Anyone might find it monotonous.

But for them, it truly was a pleasurable activity.

Handling bodies was a dull task, but the fun was often self-made, like the group chatting during work, speculating what job this disfigured zombie might have had before?

Without any concrete answers, everyone was contentedly amusing themselves.

He followed Officer Huang into the district and saw Officer Huang find Dongdong and hand him two crystals from his pocket, clearly sharing whatever little he had to ensure Dongdong never missed out.

Lin Fan picked up a camera, capturing the moment forever.

The two zombies, one big, one small, appeared especially heartwarming against the dusk backdrop.

If all zombies could be like Officer Huang or Dongdong, how wonderful that would be, society would be harmonious.

Living together with zombies wouldn’t be impossible.

...

The next day.

A remote location.

There lay a shelter.

This shelter was a tunnel in the mountains, originally excavated by the military, it gradually fell into disuse, but with the apocalypse’s arrival, nearby survivors found it.

They used it as a haven.

It was secure, the only downside being if the exit was blocked by zombies, that would indeed be troublesome.

Luckily, located in the mountains and away from people, they hadn’t seen zombies around the shelter since the outbreak.

The animals in the mountains were still lively, not turned into zombies. Occasionally when lucky, they could even eat meat, making their lives quite flavorful.

At this time, inside the shelter.

A dark-skinned, robust middle-aged man was leaning back in his chair, legs propped on the table, trimming his nails with a dagger. Behind him, a woman timidly massaged his shoulders.

This middle-aged man, named Wei Hu, was an idler in society before the apocalypse, without a proper job. On the morning of the apocalypse, he woke up in the river where he had unknowingly jumped in to bathe while drunk the previous night and fell asleep, floating on his back.