"Uncomfortable, I actually forgot to take pictures."
Not having a camera hanging around his neck, it was understandable that he forgot to take pictures.
He hadn't felt the terror of the other party; the elimination was a bit too quick.
"Why did it want to come here?"
Lam Pham looked straight ahead at the darkness, like the gaping maw of an abyssal beast, waiting for prey to arrive.
Now.
Silent and soundless.
Everything had returned to tranquility.
"I have a feeling I might be being watched by some existence. Perhaps... its target is not me, but the entire Duong Quang shelter. It seems I need to find this mastermind behind the scenes."
It was just that...
Lam Pham looked at the starry night sky.
"What a brilliant and beautiful night sky."
He leaped to a nearby rooftop, lay there, and quietly watched. Life should have been like this. It was just that some not-so-good things happened, causing life to undergo an earth-shattering change.
Suddenly, his ears twitched slightly. He heard the sound of sobbing; it was Manh Manh's voice. He hurriedly went home. A child waking up in the middle of the night without anyone to hug and comfort would cry continuously.
He really liked children. The only headache was that at a certain age, children would become particularly mischievous.
Returning home.
His nose twitched; he smelled a sour scent.
"Aiya, so you pooped."
Lam Pham smiled, without any disgust. After gently placing Manh Manh on the bed, he hurriedly went to prepare cleaning tools. Having never had a girlfriend, he naturally couldn't have a child. In terms of childcare, he might have been a bit clumsy at first.
But practice makes perfect. He was now considered a qualified veteran.
After changing the diaper, he made some milk powder for Manh Manh. The child's appetite wasn't large, but he needed to be fed frequently.
"In a few more months, he'll know how to walk."
Lam Pham smiled, feeding the child while looking at the scenery outside.
For the living, the pitch-black outside was full of zombies that fed on human flesh and blood. But here, where the lights could reach, was a warm home.
Early morning.
Somewhere in Hoang City.
A zombie bearing Vuong Phi's appearance stood on a rust-riddled vehicle.
Carrying the Corpse God's will, it came to Hoang City. It didn't engage in a solo conflict with the Hoang City shelter but instead commanded a Complete-form Hybrid-type zombie to launch a charge against the Hoang City shelter at dawn.
The result was obvious.
The Complete-form Hybrid-type zombie was blown up.
Its turbid eyes stared around. It raised its head, opened its viscous oral cavity, its throat moved, and its abdomen bulged. Immediately after, an extremely strong sound wave burst out from its throat.
Unlike the imagined earth-shattering explosion, everything seemed to form in silence. An imperceptible ripple spread out in all directions.
In an instant.
The zombies surrounding Zombie Vuong Phi suddenly froze in place, as if receiving some kind of induction, struggling their heads and roaring at Zombie Vuong Phi.
The sound wave continued to transmit.
This was summoning zombies, and the summoning range was very wide. Even a Screamer-type zombie couldn't compare to this type of zombie.
The ground trembled.
Countless zombies swarmed over from all directions, densely packed.
Those zombies hidden in buildings, upon sensing the silent sound wave, seemed to have been injected with stimulants, running frantically, crashing through glass, and directly jumping down from high places.
For ordinary zombies, falling from such a height, even if they didn't die, they would definitely be disabled. However, even if disabled, as long as they could still crawl, they would desperately move closer to the direction from which the sound wave was transmitted.
At this moment, with Zombie Vuong Phi as the center, more and more zombies gathered.
Among the zombies moving closer, there were not only ordinary zombies but also many evolved zombies. Zombies with white crystals were just ordinary existences; even more were black and light yellow crystal zombies.
"Meow meow..."
"Meow meow..."
Concentrated roars resounded.
More and more zombies converged towards this side: thousands, tens of thousands, and the number was still increasing. Even zombies tens of kilometers away also sensed this sound wave.
Perhaps, this was a sound wave that only zombies could sense.
The current Zombie Vuong Phi was like a general among tens of thousands of troops, standing there proudly. The aura emanating from its body did not come from itself but from the Corpse God's enhancement.
A Mature-stage Hybrid-type zombie pushed aside the zombies blocking its path. Faced with such a situation, ordinary zombies wanted to roar angrily, but when they saw it was a Hybrid-type zombie, they fearfully shrank their bodies and moved aside to make way.
The Mature-stage Hybrid-type zombie walked beside Zombie Vuong Phi, like a bodyguard protecting it.
There was also a zombie with an enormous physique and three heads that charged horizontally, trampling the ordinary zombies blocking its path. This was an existence even larger than a Tyrant Zombie, and its arms had evolved into flesh hammers, looking extremely ferocious at a glance.
Endless zombies converged towards this side.
Looking down from above, anyone seeing this scene would be scared into trembling, exclaiming that this was a devastating attack launched by zombies against humanity.
With the strength of humans in the apocalypse, how could they withstand such an offensive?
The streets in all directions were crowded with a large number of zombies, extending far into the distance. Even if there was no more standing room, many zombies still squeezed inwards.
The scene was chaotic and shocking.
Hanh Vun Hao.
Ha Khanh was giving a lesson to a group of survivors. The situation was very simple: just transmit positive energy and let everyone's thoughts develop in a positive direction.
The future of this group of survivors was not here, but in the Duong Quang shelter.
He thought of his own ambitions in the past.
It was just that when reality was laid out before him, smart people had to see reality clearly, not foolishly challenge reality.
He looked at the survivors standing on the deck.
And those survivors also looked at Ha Khanh.
"Everyone, the Hanh Vun Hao of the past is already a thing of the past. And I, Ha Khanh, am not the Ha Khanh of the past. You are also not the you after the apocalypse, but still the you of peacetime. Just as I have often said during this period, the terrifying thing about the apocalypse is not those zombies, but that our hearts are changing."
Ha Khanh spoke slowly. He had always been comforting their hearts, telling them that even in the apocalypse, they still had a hopeful future.
Beside him, Tu Dung greatly admired Boss Ha.
Not everyone could pick things up and put them down.
Boss Ha had an absolute advantage in the apocalypse, which meant, "The advantage is mine, why would I lose?"
If it really didn't work, he could directly steer Hanh Vun Hao, sail to various ports, command that group of survivors to go out and find supplies, and Boss Ha would still be the local emperor on Hanh Vun Hao. Who could control him?
But Boss Ha said he would let go, and he let go. Honestly, this was a point Tu Dung greatly admired.
The survivors listening to Ha Khanh's speech all looked at each other silently, nodded, and very much agreed with Ha Khanh's words. In the past, they were like that, just wanting to survive.
It wasn't that they wanted to become like this, but they were pushed by an invisible hand in the apocalypse, heading towards the abyss ahead.
Ha Khanh self-critically said: "Everyone, here I also want to criticize myself. I, like everyone else, my mentality at that time had quietly changed. I took everyone in and provided everyone with a place to rest, which should have been something I should do. However, for the supplies everyone risked their lives to collect, I demanded an exorbitant share. In this regard, I apologize to everyone. My initial thoughts were indeed not right."
The survivors on the deck sighed with emotion.
Who would have thought Ha Khanh's changes would be so great?
So great that they were a bit unable to react.
They knew that Boss Ha's ability to change like this was related to Lam Pham from the Duong Quang shelter. That was an existence like a god.
They also knew that Boss Ha wanted to take them to the Duong Quang shelter.
But their mentality needed to be restored to its former state. To put it simply, they understood it meant being ordinary people, ordinary citizens of Hoang City living under the sun.
Tu Dung wanted to applaud Boss Ha. Well said, truly too good. He could see the change in mentality. Having been by Boss Ha's side for so long, he knew Boss Ha's temperament. Could he admit his mistakes like he was doing now?
Actually, to be honest, he didn't think Boss Ha did anything wrong. The apocalypse was inherently very cruel, and no one would selflessly share their things with others for no reason.
Among the survivors on the deck, someone spoke.
"Boss Ha, I can understand you. Then when can we go to the Duong Quang shelter?"
Everyone looked expectantly at Ha Khanh.