Apocalypse: The White Moonlight Became a Possessive Mad Dog

The woman, whom readers jokingly called the only female lead in the entire book, ultimately betrayed Shen Chengyin for personal gain.

If the male and female leads were to meet, wouldn't the male lead turn into a charcoal-black monster?

"I won't wait for you." Shen Chengyin finished dressing, opened the window, and jumped out.

Su Han paused for a moment.

Does that mean he can keep up as long as he can keep up?

【What are you standing there for? Hurry up and chase after them!】System 111 urged.

Su Han immediately followed and climbed out the window.

Dressed entirely in black, Shen Chengyin blended perfectly into the night. He turned left and right through the alleys between the houses, managing to avoid the patrol teams with each turn.

Su Han hadn't figured out the patrol team's rules, so she could only follow closely behind Shen Chengyin.

The two quickly reached the edge of the Hope Base's city wall.

The base is intended to be built in conjunction with a modern scenic area, with the outer city wall being a reinforced version of the scenic area's existing city wall. It is over ten meters high and is guarded by a fixed patrol team.

Shen Chengyin threw the rope up and hooked himself up, quickly scaling the city wall.

Su Han followed closely behind, and the two figures left the base silently in the darkness.

The two walked along the wilderness for about an hour before finally reaching the highway.

Many vehicles were abandoned by the roadside because they had run out of gas. Shen Chengyin pried open one of them and took a can of gasoline from his spatial storage and poured it into the gas tank.

Afraid of being left behind, Su Han quickly moved to the passenger seat.

The two drove along the highway to the edge of the city, the closest bustling metropolis to Hope Base, where the number of mutated zombies after the apocalypse was quite considerable.

The base is rich in supplies, but even the Hope Base's search teams dare not venture deep inside. A single misstep could result in being surrounded by hundreds or even thousands of zombies.

Seeing that Shen Chengyin was about to walk onto the road into the city, Su Han quickly stopped him: "Wait, you don't want to go in, do you?"

With visibility obstructed at night, entering at this time would be tantamount to suicide.

Shen Chengyin still didn't answer, and slammed on the brakes, almost causing Su Han to crash headfirst into the windshield.

"arrive."

Outside the car was a scene of ruins.

"Where are we?" Su Han's lips twitched.

It's a dark and stormy night; I hope the male lead won't take him to some desolate place to kill him and silence him.

The two got out of the car. Su Han stepped on the hard concrete fragments scattered on the ground and used the dim car lights to survey the surrounding environment.

Not quite right.

This place is already very close to the city, so how could there be such a large area of ​​ruins?

In the apocalypse, humans generally don't destroy buildings; it's not beneficial and will only attract zombies.

"Where is this...?" Su Han looked down and touched the rubble. It was still very new, and the exposed steel bars hadn't rusted yet, as it hadn't been broken for long.

"It used to be a five-story unfinished building." Shen Chengyin took a cigarette out of his bag and put it in his mouth, but didn't light it.

After a moment's thought, Su Han came to the answer: "Did someone blow up this building?"

In the apocalypse, blowing up buildings will only attract zombies if it blocks roads.

The former is meaningless, the latter...

Su Han suddenly realized that this place was not far from the Hope Base.

His heart skipped a beat, and he gasped.

"You mean, someone deliberately blew up a building here to attract zombies and create a zombie horde?"

If that person is Wang Jiafu, then the zombie siege is a complete usurpation and rebellion.

There was no natural disaster, nor was it an accident. The disaster that killed countless people was just a good show put on by Wang Jiafu from beginning to end.

Shen Chengyin didn't seem to care what Su Han was thinking, and pointed to another unfinished building not far away.

"There's another building there."

Su Han didn't understand what Shen Chengyin meant at first, but then his expression froze for a moment.

Shen Chengyin wanted to use the same method against Wang Jiafu, and killed him by causing a zombie siege.

Or perhaps... the entire Hope Base.

"Go back to the car and wait for me, I'm going to have a smoke." Shen Chengyin said, then turned and walked towards the building he had just pointed to.

Su Han had no other choice.

He waited for Shen Chengyin in the car for two hours, until the sky began to lighten, his hands and feet were freezing cold.

When Shen Chengyin returned, he still carried the chill of the night.

He immediately noticed Su Han sitting in the passenger seat, staring blankly ahead, her eyes vacant.

It was quite different from the boy's usual lively demeanor; in short, it wasn't very pleasing to the eye.

"What are you thinking about?" Shen Chengyin asked, unusually showing concern.

"I'm thinking about the know-it-all, Brother Beard, and Uncle Wang from the exchange." Su Han rambled on, reciting a few names, their vivid faces flashing before her eyes.

He seemed to say nothing, yet he also seemed to say everything.

Shen Chengyin narrowed his eyes.

The man deliberately leaned down, getting extremely close, so close that his breath sprayed against Su Han's ear.

He pointed to the building not far away, his voice devoid of emotion.

"If you want to save them, get out of the car. Cut the red wire, and the explosives won't be ignited."

He told him all the methods.

Shen Chengyin was somewhat expectant. He couldn't tell whether he hoped Su Han would get off the bus or not.

He'll kill the person as soon as he gets out of the car.

Su Han's ears felt itchy and turned red.

He turned his head and met Shen Chengyin's intimidating black eyes, feeling a little aggrieved.

"I didn't say I was going to stop you."

He's here to complete a mission; who could be more important than the male lead?

"I just feel it's a real shame, because I might never meet someone so easy to take advantage of again."

You can buy crucial information for just a few pieces of bread; you won't find this anywhere else.

Shen Chengyin was taken aback, meeting Su Han's clear eyes.

He was stunned for a moment, then chuckled softly.

The car started, and the slight roar sounded particularly jarring in the dim light.

A small white pill bounced off the driver's seat and landed on Su Han's leg.

"This week's antidote."

Su Han put the pill in his mouth, the bitterness spreading along the tip of his tongue. He smacked his lips, glancing out of the corner of his eye at Shen Chengyin's slightly upturned lips, thinking that this man was possessed today, actually able to smile.

The two returned to the base via the old route. In the apocalypse, no one would choose to go out before dawn, and they could easily get home by avoiding the guards.

Su Han collapsed onto the bed and slept soundly for days.

He was half asleep when there was a knock on the door. Shen Chengyin wasn't there. Su Han rubbed his eyes and opened the door, only to be met with an unfamiliar face.

Su Han's roommate is a man in his thirties with deep-set features and slightly curly hair that hangs loosely over his shoulders because he hasn't styled it for a long time.

"Where did you go last night?" The man asked, somewhat annoyed, seeing Su Han's sleepy appearance. "I knocked on the door, but you didn't open it."

"I'm here, but I was too tired and slept like a log, so I probably didn't hear you." Su Han lied without batting an eye. "Why did you call me in the middle of the night?"

"I heard noise coming from your room, it's very noisy." The man frowned.

Su Han stared at the man suspiciously for a long time. "You misheard. This isn't my room."

After saying that, he prepared to close the door.

Just before the door closed, it was stopped by a hand covered in calluses.