This is apocalyptic

Chapter 263: Foresight

Bai Xiao heard the voice, dull and depressing, with a rotten smell, approaching step by step.

I heard it four years ago.

That was the sound of doomsday. Zhang Tan had foreseen everything.

unstoppable.

"Don't laugh." Bai Xiao said.

"If I don't laugh, will I cry? Only children cry when they encounter problems. If crying can help me survive, I will cry every day to show you."

“The problem has not yet reached a point where it cannot be solved.”

"Do you have another solution?" Lin Duoduo looked at him with a smile, "We all knew it a few years ago, but we didn't expect it to happen so soon."

"Believe me."

The zombie just touched her face and looked at the ruined high-rise building in the distance.

He went downstairs to pack his things, and Ge Xia looked at the zombies in a daze.

While Ge Xia was still frightened, the zombies carried the coffin and stood in front of her.

"We're leaving."

"Oh... do you eat grasshoppers?" she asked, holding a handful of grasshoppers.

"...We are leaving." Lin Duoduo said.

Ge Xia lowered his head and said nothing.

"It should be a few months... You can stay here or go home. Go home, I will help you move these things back, and then... It's nice to meet you."

"Nice to meet you guys too!"

"Do you want to let the zombies bite you?" she asked.

Seeing Ge Xia's frightened look, she laughed and touched the child's head.

There were a lot of things in the building, and even after a winter of eating, there would still be some supplies left.

There has never been a savior.

Bai Xiao looked at the little monster and finally released it back to the garage. It was not used to losing the chains and it even followed the zombies for a few steps when they left.

A lot of old zombies outside have fallen again, more than last year. They have reached their limit.

Before parting, Lin Duoduo saw Ge Xia's former "home". No matter how dilapidated it was, it was the most familiar place after all, with traces and memories of her sister.

"This trip will most likely lead to a dead end. I will follow him anywhere. Nice to meet you."

The end has come.

The zombies carried the big coffin on their backs, and Lin Duoduo lay flat inside it, wrapped in the wolf skin that she had brought out with her.

The tall figure gradually walked away from the ruins.

"Do you really think I can still survive?" Lin Duoduo asked the zombie in the coffin.

"It's possible. If you can't survive... I'll just take you around like this."

"You might as well sleep a few more times with me in the building. This place is so stuffy." Lin Duoduo said.

"Wait until you turn into a zombie, and then you'll see how I deal with you."

The weather is just right at this time.

"The great Zombie King and his loyal servants set out on their journey home to fulfill a deal they made a few years ago."

"The great Lin Duoduo was carried by her loyal zombies on her way home. What's the deal?"

"Foolish Lin Duoduo won't understand that the Zombie King will bless her to survive."

"Stupid zombies..."

The coffin became a real mobile shelter. Even when sleeping, Lin Duoduo would lie in it and would not come out unless necessary.

Along the way, in the ruins of towns.

A man who was as thin as a ghost looked through the window and saw a monster walking among the ruins carrying a coffin on its back.

Some people also died in houses overgrown with weeds.

He walked in the sunshine.

The stars at night are getting brighter, and the dew in the morning is no longer so cold.

"I have a wish." The human whispered in the coffin. It was actually quite comfortable once you get used to it. You can speak at any time and get a response.

"What wish?"

"I've been wondering how you got my shoes dirty. Can you let me see it for once?"

"Your wish probably won't come true."

"Really?" "No."

The monster was walking on the road carrying a coffin, and the wild flowers on the roadside were blooming brightly.

Lin Duoduo drank water when she was thirsty and slept when she was tired. She stayed in the small box and didn’t know how long she had been walking.

Until the box was dropped with a clang and then lifted up by the zombies.

Seeing the green mountains in the distance through the small window, she cried out in surprise. That was her home.

That small mountain village.

But the mountain is not as lush as before. It is only covered with a light green color, with large black traces left. It will take many years to recover from the wildfire. Before that, only some herbaceous plants can cover it.

The mountain village has been eroded by nature and no trace of the original dirt road can be found.

A collection of ruins amidst lush greenery.

Walking back to the mountain village step by step from the stream, the big locust trees in the village are still lush, but the yard is no longer habitable. The original vegetable garden is full of weeds and the vegetables planted previously. The small broken tricycle in the yard is also covered with green vines.

Looking at all this familiar yet unfamiliar stuff, neither the zombies nor the humans said a word.

He still remembered that he was sitting under the shed while Lin Duoduo, wearing hot pants after taking a shower, sat at the door of the house fanning herself with a palm-leaf fan at dusk.

The water pressure well was also entangled by vines. I didn't know if it was broken or hadn't been used for a long time, but no water came out after I pressed the well a few times.

"You don't want me to return to my hometown, do you?" Lin Duoduo asked.

"Come back and take a look, at least..."

"It seems that you are not very sure either," she said.

Bai Xiao didn't say anything. He went to the place where Lin Huayou was buried to pay his respects. It was almost impossible to tell that anyone had been buried there before.

In the end, he ran towards the worst direction that Lin Huayou had speculated. The man who had thought about the present situation more than 20 years ago has now rested in peace.

After standing here for a while, Bai Xiao turned around and left, walking on the dirt road that the two of them had walked on repeatedly on their tricycle a few years ago.

The land was clean at this time, and there were no zombies wandering in the wilderness.

The wilderness killers that used to need to be poked with sticks have also disappeared in the past few years.

"If there were no zombies before, I would be so happy!" Lin Duoduo opened a small window in the coffin and took a look.

"There are probably still some in the city. Zombies have become a city specialty."

In fact, there is no need to go to the city. There are scattered zombies in the town. Some have already fallen to the ground, and new shoots have grown on their rotten bodies, floating in the wind.

Only the original fragrance of grass and trees remains in the wind.

"If you eat the grass that grows on the corpse of this zombie, will you turn into a zombie?" Bai Xiao suddenly asked.

"I don't know, do you want to give it a try?"

"As the saying goes, there is an antidote for every poison in the world within five steps. Maybe this is the antidote for zombies."

The zombie pulled down a piece of grass and put it in his mouth to chew.

"Then you still eat it. What if you turn into a zombie again after you get rid of the poison?"

"Uh……"

The Zombie King was stunned for a moment, "Not that bad."

As for the antidote... generally it will be fine after detoxification.

But the problem now is like falling into a den of poisons, holding a handful of antidote, and drinking it while being bitten is useless - if it really is some shitty antidote.

"Ugh……"

The zombie sighed, left the town, turned away from the main road, walked in the wilderness to hide his figure, and headed towards Linchuan.

"I don't know if there are still people in the safe zone in Linchuan. The road has been opened here. If there is any movement, they will definitely come here first."

"Do you think it's because Changhai is too far away, and they haven't been able to rescue there yet even though they have the vaccine?"

"Look, we can't let that bowl of blood keep them alive while we stay in the corner and wait to die and turn into zombies. If we want to live, we have to live together."

Linchuan is near.

If it weren't for that bowl of blood that gave Lin Duoduo hope, he would never come back here.

But Linchuan is desolate, with only some wheel tracks remaining. It is even quieter than Changhai. There are no zombies or monsters, and bullet marks can occasionally be seen on the broken walls.

The monster stood on the street of Linchuan carrying a coffin on its back and looked around, seeing devastation all around.

"We are all going to die!" said Lin Duoduo.

The final lament of mankind.

She smiled, lying in the coffin, on the zombie's back, "Bite me."

(End of this chapter)