I sell Coke in the doomsday

"Because I hate you!"

"I wish I could die a thousand times, but I want you to die just once, so you can have a taste of this feeling!"

"As long as I can kill you, I'll do anything!"

"Kill people! Eat people! I can do both!"

"I just want you to die!"

Hearing this, the Cerebral Palsy God's eyes flashed, and he suddenly stretched out his white fingertips and gently touched my lips, blocking all the words I hadn't said yet.

The touch of my lips made my heart skip a beat. The cerebral palsy god in front of me was not an illusion, but a real person, lying within my reach.

The Cerebral Palsy God looked at me with a dark look in his eyes, and showed a rare hint of hesitation, after a moment of silence.

"If...I mean."

"I'm not the god who caused all this, so will you still hate me?"

Hearing this, I looked at the cerebral palsy god in front of me, and my mind became confused. At this moment, I actually felt a sense of familiarity from the cerebral palsy god's fair little face. That was the feeling that Tongtong had changed me.

That should be a unique feeling.

In the chaos, I couldn't see the woman lying next to me clearly. I just asked softly with my confusion.

"Are you a god?"

She didn't answer immediately, but after a moment, the light in her eyes dimmed, and she smiled at me, pouting her lips cutely, as if she was coaxing a child, and said with a smile.

"Yes, I am."

"It's me who caused your family to be destroyed, and it's me who caused you to struggle in pain in this apocalypse."

"I ruined everything."

"If you hate it, then hate it."

As she spoke, she suddenly tapped her head lightly with her fingers and said with a smile.

"Really? I'm here to get you to sleep."

After saying that, she suddenly stretched out her small hand and gently placed it between my eyes. The next moment, everything went dark before my eyes and I lost consciousness. I only vaguely heard a weak sound.

"Good night, big wood."

This scene suddenly gave me a strange sense of familiarity, as if I had experienced similar situations many times.

I have no idea what happened next. Everything was dark before my eyes. I seemed to have had a dream, but it also seemed like I hadn’t had any dream at all.

I just felt like I was lying on a sea of ​​darkness, with a gentle voice whispering in my ears as the tides rose and fell.

"Once upon a time, there was a fool who was both unlucky and lucky."

"Originally there was the sun in the world, but one day a mountain suddenly appeared and pressed the sun down into the mountain."

"Gradually, the high mountain was covered with snow and merged with the white clouds in the sky."

“There are still spring, summer, autumn and winter in the world, but that fool still wants to see the sun.”

"Foolishly but eagerly he called out to the sun and began his journey up the mountain."

"He didn't know that he was climbing a very high mountain. He just kept walking forward foolishly."

"He will meet many, many people along the way."

"Some of those people are good, some are bad, and some we want to save but can't."

"He climbed and climbed, all the time, spring, summer, fall, winter, sunrise and sunset."

"On the way, he picked up a little white rabbit, and put it in his arms, never to be separated."

"Until... the day he climbed to the top of the mountain."

"he……"

The voice suddenly cut off here, and there was no further response. I was left alone, floating in the black waves, and then completely swallowed by the darkness.

Only at the very end did I hear a very quiet prayer in the silent darkness.

"This time, I won't make that wish again."

……

I don’t know if this can be considered a dream, but when I woke up and rubbed my head, I couldn’t remember what happened last night.

Some of my memories of last night seemed to have been erased. I only remember that I entered the room and lay on the bed.

I can no longer remember anything else, even that absurd dream has gradually become blurred.

In a trance, my eyes flickered and I seemed to see a figure walking away from me.

As I walked out of the building, a ray of golden sunlight shone down. I shielded the dazzling light with my hands and stepped forward.

A moment later, Sun Zheng appeared behind me, then took a step forward, stood shoulder to shoulder with me, and sighed in a low voice.

"It's such a nice day today."

I didn't answer, but just stood there quietly. Now, even the memory that seemed like a dream has completely dissipated.

It’s a very strange feeling. I don’t know what I have forgotten, but I feel like I seem to have lost something very important.

"Sun Zheng, what do you think God should look like?"

Sun Zheng shrugged slightly and spoke softly.

"It's hard to say. I can't describe something I haven't seen before."

"Why, have you seen it?"

Hearing this, I subconsciously thought of the Goddess of Cerebral Palsy, and thinking back to everything she had done, I couldn't help but shook my head and laughed.

"If she is, then the concept of God is too cheap."

"How cheap! That guy who claims to be a god is so cheap."

Chapter 116 God Has Left

That’s all we have to say about God.

Invisible, unknowable, non-existent, this is the ideal appearance of God in my mind.

In the rising sun, I slowly stretched my body, stretched myself, and sat quietly on the bench doing nothing, while Sun Zhengze stood in front of the jeep, examining it carefully.

The autumn sunshine is always warm and comfortable, not as hot as that in summer. I closed my eyes, wanting to fall asleep. Just as my eyelids were getting heavier, Sun Zheng beside the jeep straightened up and shouted to me.

"No problem, we can go now."

I rubbed my eyes and walked towards the jeep. When I passed the trunk, I saw a hand print in my sight. I was stunned for a moment, then I held back my laughter and sat in the passenger seat.

It is unbelievable that Sun Zheng, a man in his nearly 40s, can still be as childish as a little kid.

The trunk of the jeep is in the same space as the cabin, so as long as I turn my head, I can definitely see a huge family photo on the trunk.

The jeep started slowly, and looking at the constantly moving scenery around me, I couldn't help but ask him.

"Have you been out this morning?"

Sun Zheng's expression remained unchanged. He yawned very naturally and then said with a smile.

"I got up later than you. Don't you know better than me whether I've ever come out?"

After saying this, Sun Zheng seemed to want to make his statement more convincing, so he added.

"Besides, there are so many zombies outside. How can I dare to come out without your protection?"

Tsk, this grown man is so stubborn, he will not give up until he sees the Yellow River.

I nodded deliberately, and then turned my head to look back. Sun Zheng suddenly panicked, and the steering wheel in his hand tilted. The whole car body twisted rapidly, causing the two of us in the car to shake violently with the body of the car.

After a moment, I curled my lips in pain, rubbed my neck with my right hand, and complained, "Don't be so nervous, it's not something to be embarrassed about."

However, as soon as I finished speaking, Sun Zheng's old face turned red in an instant, but he was like a taciturn person and refused to speak.

I turned my head and looked back, and saw a family photo lying quietly in the carriage behind.

What an awkward person.

I retracted my gaze and spoke slowly, imitating what Sun Zheng had said a few days ago.

“Photos are such a wonderful thing.”

“It can freeze time. Even if you forget it many years later, you will never forget this photo.”

When I said this, my eyes flickered and I spoke softly.

"I'm so envious."

"There's someone I wanted to take a picture with, but there's no chance at all."

Seeing that the topic shifted away from him, Sun Zheng's expression slightly recovered. He asked curiously while steering.

"Is that person dead?"

Hearing this, I rolled my eyes at Sun Zheng and replied angrily.

"No, she's still alive and well."

"I don't have a camera anymore, so there's no way I can print out the photos."

Hearing this, Sun Zheng just said "Oh", then shook his head slightly and smiled.

"It must be a girl."

Sun Zheng's words were not in the tone of a question at all, but rather in the tone of stating something, which made people angry.

But what’s even more infuriating is that this bastard was not wrong at all.

While Sun Zheng and I were chatting, the jeep had already driven out of the city, and we both naturally forgot about the bulldozer we talked about yesterday.

No one of us wants to experience the horrific zombie tide of last night again. Although it is a pity, we can only give up this tempting plan for the time being.

However, when I get back, I can look around my city to see if I can find a usable forklift.

Sun Zheng asked me when the jeep was back on the bumpy dirt road.

"Where should we go next? I don't know how to get to the stronghold you mentioned."

I leaned back in my chair lazily and comfortably and spoke nonchalantly.

"Let's go back to where we got the tractor."

"..."

For some reason, after I finished speaking, the car fell into silence. Sun Zheng looked at me strangely and said in confusion.

"Do you want to hear what you have to say?"

"We'll go back the same way, but we'll have to pass by the Reformed stronghold!"

I still looked lazy, waved my hand casually and said nonchalantly.

"Aren't you very familiar with the road there? Can't you just go around it?"

Hearing this, Sun Zheng became even more devastated, but he could only look at me helplessly and sigh.

"It's because you can't take a detour that I think you're crazy."

"After the Reformed Church stronghold was established, I dug a lot of traps on that plain with a bulldozer at Zhao Yi's instruction."

"That damn place, apart from that plain, is a place where jeeps can't pass through."

"If we want to go back the same way, we must pass through the Reformed stronghold."

I frowned, then relaxed and laughed softly.

"What are you afraid of? The Reformed Church should be in chaos right now. What can happen to us?"

"Besides, in that superstitious and backward stronghold, is there anything that can catch up with the jeep?"

After hearing my answer, his nervousness finally eased. This was not surprising. He had been in the Reformed Church for ten years, so it was understandable that he was terrified of tigers.

"Yeah, I was a little worried."

As he spoke, Sun Zheng instantly became energetic, patted the steering wheel confidently and smiled.

"Then let's go and show off in front of those bastards..."