Zombies take me as air

Chapter 17 Discovery
Kong Qi refused to make other people's pies. She was going to look for food on the road, and the small shop on the street was her goal.

Conspicuous foods such as instant noodles, bread, and biscuits have been swept away long ago. What she is looking for are lollipops and milk chips, which are despised by others at first, and are easy to miss when shopping.

Eating sugar does not make you full, but it can extend your life.

Walking through the factory area to the edge of the city, Kong Qi's backpack is already filled with all kinds of candies, and the bear biscuits are also mixed in.

She won't bother going back to the toll booth to pick up her bike, she picked up another unlocked bike on the way and it's a very good quality mountain bike, much better than the vintage 28 she came on .

Her return route will also be slightly modified, and she will no longer take the road to the toll booth.

She didn't have the courage to look at those horrible corpses.

The rain kept falling, and Kong Qi was drenched in the rain all day. She didn't fall to the ground and mutated, but she was not far from catching a cold, and the snot on the road didn't stop flowing.

Because she took another road after leaving the city, she saw a sign that she hadn't seen before. The sign said 'Go straight 100 kilometers south, welcome to the survivor camp'.

A hundred kilometers to the south is also a vast field, and the possibility of a survivor camp there is quite high.

But Kong Qi didn't plan to go, the place where there are no zombies but only people scares her even more.

Now she only hopes that Big Sister Gui will allow her to spend the winter at Lu Xiangbei's house for the sake of running errands obediently.

In the first few days of the disaster, the radio could still receive broadcast programs normally. Some experts speculated that the zombie virus would die naturally, that is, the "activity" of the zombies was time-sensitive.

At that time, Kong Qi also had hope, hoping that one day all the zombies would shut down.

But what she saw in the city today is far from what the experts speculated. The zombies are more active than in the early days of the virus outbreak. The zombies did not continue to rot, only the skin on the surface was rotten, and the muscles and bones were still in good condition. Move faster.

Kong Qi has a Polaroid camera, which she bought with the salary of her first job. She likes to take pictures of small corners of life, such as wild cats on trees and ants under flower beds.

The camera was in the rental house, and she never went back after the disaster broke out. She couldn't avoid the zombies in the community, and she didn't know that she was different at that time.

Later, when she was searching for food, she took a point-and-shoot camera from the electrical counter of a big supermarket. This kind of camera needs to be loaded with film, and the photos need to be developed in the darkroom. camera.

Point-and-shoot cameras run on batteries, and she has a collection of batteries of all sizes.

She brought out the point-and-shoot camera when she went out this time. She didn't think too much, just out of habit, thinking that there might be something to record.

Coincidentally, she noticed the changes in the zombies, so she took pictures of them.

She recorded the early zombies and the current zombies with a camera. She found that the lack of vision of the early zombies was also due to the camera. When she took pictures of them, they did not respond to the flash.

However, this has changed now, and zombies now respond to flashing lights, and they will look at the location where the flashing light is on.

Although their eyes are always cloudy and yellow, the pupils are dilated.

Kong Qi pedaled her bicycle back quickly, and she wanted to share her new discovery with Sister Gui.

Although the two had no friendship, Kong Qi was quite afraid of Sister Ghost, but right now no one could share information with her. Compared with other survivors, she felt that Sister Ghost was less of a threat.

(End of this chapter)