Post-Apocalyptic Rebirth: The Ghost Guanyin Transforms into a God

Two days later, the group returned to Moon City safely.

Miao Yin opened the car window, and the base was getting closer and closer ahead.

Before leaving here, this location was the newly added defensive line of Moon City, and the land behind it was full of traps.

When I returned after a period of absence, the defense line had vanished without a trace. The roads were full of potholes, marked by artillery fire. The city walls were mottled, and the thick bloodstains had not been washed away. Everywhere exuded a deathly atmosphere.

Even without witnessing it firsthand, they could sense just how terrible the catastrophe had been.

To survive was truly a feat achieved by using every means possible.

Without much hindrance, the army entered Moon City smoothly.

The road ahead was blocked by collapsed buildings, and the few remaining narrow paths were simply not enough for military vehicles to pass through.

They had no choice but to stop there and walk in.

The soldiers packed up their equipment, took out stretchers, and carried the wounded out one by one towards the hospital in Yuecheng. Peng Si and the others followed the guard team to the police station to find Hu Hai.

I heard that Hu Hai was stabbed in the shoulder by the mutated man who came around him, and he has been in the office recently, dealing with post-disaster reconstruction matters while recovering from his injury.

"Shall we go see the city lord?" Peng Si turned to ask Miao Yin.

Miao Yin shook her head: "I don't need to see him. I'm going to find my people."

Ling's injuries cannot be fully cured by the hospital; they need to find You Wenwen.

"Okay, we're off then." With that, they left.

Miao Yin got out of the car and looked around.

The situation inside the city was better than outside, but near the city wall, apart from the city guards, there were hardly any civilians left.

"Where are the civilians here?" she asked the guards beside her.

"They've all retreated to areas closer to the city center."

The man with the blue armband pointed to the city wall: "The city wall has been hit by the Black Tide several times. The bricks at the bottom are cracked. People who study architecture say that it could collapse at any time. No one can live here anymore."

"I see."

"Are you looking for someone? The base is different now than before, you might not be able to find them. Do you need my help?"

"No need, we can get in touch with them."

"Okay, you can ask the guards next door if you need anything, but they've been busy lately and might not be available."

After the guards left, Miao Yin and her group slowly walked into the base.

As people ventured deeper into the area, the number of people gradually increased.

Miao Yin saw the damaged houses and ground, many passersby with their arms and necks bandaged, ragged children, and parents sitting by the roadside with lifeless expressions.

The relief of surviving a disaster and the despair of losing loved ones coexist here; some are happy while others are crying.

The number of guards was also greatly reduced, and the previously good order collapsed.

This battle severely weakened Yuecheng. Even though she left behind several ability users to help her, it was only a victory for Yuecheng, not a complete one.

Perhaps they would have missed seeing this city altogether.

"Are they... still alive?" Yao Yue asked hesitantly.

"Alive."

Miao Yin's Sight Spell allows her to sense the location of everyone, so she clearly knows where these people are gathered now.

As for life? Of course, it's all there.

There's just one person who doesn't seem to be doing well.

Hearing Miao Yin say this, Yao Yue felt relieved.

Following the guidance of the spell, they stopped downstairs at a hospital.

Moon City had a total of four hospitals. After the apocalypse, two were converted into residential areas, while the remaining two large ones continued to be used.

The army went to the one on the north side, where the equipment was more complete. When the guards or ordinary people were injured, they usually went there.

The family in front of them was more suitable for people with superpowers.

The interior has been renovated and now includes not only medical equipment but also rooms and weapons to suppress out-of-control superpowered individuals.

Their team members are currently in the ICU ward on the top floor.

When they pressed the button to go to the top floor, the nurse in the elevator gave them a strange look.

"Did you press the wrong floor? The top floor is inaccessible right now."

Ling: "Why can't I get in?"

"Don't you know? Those two people with superpowers have taken over the entire top floor. Apart from the doctor who was treating their friend, anyone who goes up there will be kicked down. If you try to force your way in, you could be in mortal danger."

Miao Yin and Ling exchanged a glance: "Why won't they let us in?"

The nurse glanced around cautiously and said:

"Are you new here? This isn't exactly a secret. I heard about it too. A couple of days ago, in the Black Tide, a healing-type ability user saved everyone on the front lines. Everyone says she can bring the dead back to life and heal the wounded. Look, a bunch of people are coming to her with corpses, begging her to bring them back to life."

Upon hearing this, the expressions on their faces changed slightly.

"If you ask me, this is all hype. It's not that miraculous. If they could really resurrect people, would so many people have died on the front lines?"

She pointed to the blood-stained instruments on the trolley: "The hospital is full of injured people, and they can't keep up with all the surgeries. If she's really that amazing, what chance do we have?"

"Ding." The elevator doors opened.

"Alright, I'm getting off now. Think carefully about which floor you want to go to, so you don't go to the wrong one." The nurse pushed the cart out, the elevator doors slowly closed, and it continued to go up.

Tu Hao looked at Miao Yin, his brows furrowing: "I know her superpowers are amazing, but a living dead? That's too much."

Yao Yue chimed in, "Yes, even someone with superpowers couldn't do something like this, could they?"

Ling: "..."

"What do you want to say?" Miao Yin asked.

Ling unconsciously bit her upper and lower lips: "I don't think superpowers can do this kind of thing, but Wenwen... has been given the drug."

Miao Yin narrowed her eyes slightly.

The strange potion and separation experiment allowed Ling's body to increase its strength on its own without relying on the crystal core.

She used the potion to break through her own limits, releasing the inner Guanyin Eighty-Eight Temples, and managed to strangle the divine punishment within a frozen time.

So when you think about it this way, coming back to life doesn't seem like an impossible thing.

After all, the IV drug was originally an improved version of the II drug, so who knows how many strange effects it might have?

"It must be a misunderstanding. Didn't she say that Wenwen saved people on the battlefield? Not everyone on the battlefield is dead. Maybe she saved someone who was still alive, but people mistakenly thought she had come back from the dead."

“That makes sense. The situation is so tense on the front lines, it’s normal to make mistakes.” Yao Yue nodded.

As they were talking, the elevator reached the top floor.

The doors on both sides slowly opened, and a familiar voice came from the side.

"If you're here looking for someone with healing abilities again, I suggest you head home as soon as possible."

A row of icicles emerged from the ground, their sharp ends pointing directly at the elevator.

“We don’t have what you need here. If you’re not leaving, go down to the ICU.”