Chinese agents survive in a zombie apocalypse.

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The axe struck the infected cleaning lady on the forehead, producing a crisp cracking sound as dark red blood splattered, staining her white dress.

The infected female cleaner's eyes were wide open, her mouth, which had been opening and closing, stopped, and she became a lifeless corpse.

The blade of the fire axe was so deeply embedded in her skull that Susan couldn't pull it out even after two attempts.

Susan felt a sense of unreality as she looked into the unseeing, lifeless eyes of the female cleaner who had been infected.

A strong sense of guilt welled up inside her; her heart raced, and her breathing became rapid...

Susan suddenly let go of the fire axe handle, stumbled back several steps, and then leaned against the wall and began to vomit uncontrollably.

"Ugh...ugh..."

As she vomited, Susan squatted down, hugged her knees, buried her head, and could no longer suppress her emotions, bursting into tears.

"Woooooooo..."

Li Ailun didn't comfort her; he knew she needed some time to accept and process it.

Once you dare to take the first step, the rest becomes easier.

puff......

He walked over and reached in to pull the fire axe out of the skull.

Thick, dark red blood dripped from the axe blade onto the ground...

Li Ailun looked down at the female cleaner's infected head, which was almost split in two, and felt a pang of emotion.

Suddenly, Li Ailun's eyes caught a glimpse of an envelope peeking out of its pocket.

He bent down and pulled out the thin letter.

Upon turning the envelope over, I saw that the recipient's address was a children's welfare institution in Atlanta.

The sender's name was listed as Mary Oliveira.

Clearly, this is a letter that hasn't been sent yet...

When Li Ailun opened the envelope, he found only a $100 check inside, and no other information.

At this point, Susan's emotions gradually calmed down, and her crying subsided, though she was still softly sobbing...

Li Ailun turned his head and saw Susan looking at him with teary eyes, not knowing what she was thinking.

After thinking for a moment, he casually handed the envelope to Susan.

Susan wiped away her tears with the back of her hand, took the envelope from Li Ailun, looked at it, and then looked at him with a puzzled expression.

"This must be a donation that hasn't been sent out yet..."

Li Ailun explained.

Susan's gaze fell once more on the name on the envelope. Looking at the crooked handwriting, she felt a complex and indescribable feeling.

"A kind person who frequently donates to welfare homes, if she knew it herself, would certainly not want to harm others after death, otherwise her soul would not find peace."

You're helping her get out of this situation, so don't feel guilty.

Seeing her staring blankly at the envelope, Li Ailun thought for a moment and then offered some words of comfort.

Upon hearing this, Susan realized that Li Ailun was trying to comfort her.

She looked at the lifeless corpse, and sighed inwardly, realizing that death meant the end of everything.

Li Ailun is right, she must survive to have a chance to go back.

I found it a bit funny; it seems he's not entirely a straight man after all, he even knows how to comfort people indirectly.

puff......

One moment she was still in tears, the next she suddenly blew out a huge snot bubble, and hurriedly covered her mouth and nose in embarrassment, blowing her nose back. It was just too embarrassing.

"..."

Li Ailun pretended not to see it, so as not to embarrass her because she was easily embarrassed, so he changed the subject and said:

"Come on, I found a rest area over there and some medicine. I'll treat your wound."

"I...I need to use the restroom..."

After calming down, Susan remembered why she had come...

...Rest area.

Li Ailun led Susan to the rest area, which was an independent area like the other storage rooms, but it was designated as a rest area and was fully equipped.

The rest area is divided into several sections, including a relaxation area, a tea room, a changing room, a restroom, and a restaurant.

The restaurant was small, with only six tables that seated six people each. On one of the tables were some bottled water and food, as well as an open emergency medical kit.

It should be the medicine that Li Ailun found earlier.

Li Ailun brought Susan over, helped her sit down, and then carefully examined her injuries.

Because it wasn't treated in time, the blood at the wound had scabbed over, and it was slightly red and swollen, indicating a bit of inflammation.

The scabs on the wound must be removed to clean out any dirt inside.

Li Ailun reached out and touched her forehead. Fortunately, she didn't have a fever, which meant she wasn't infected.

He breathed a slight sigh of relief, withdrew his hand, and said to Susan:

"It's just some bumps and scrapes, nothing serious, I'll take care of it for you."

"Ah."

Susan nodded obediently, feeling relieved as her heartbeat gradually returned to normal.

However, she was thinking that if Li Ailun continued to cover her face with his hand, she felt her face would start to burn.

Susan watched quietly as Li Ailun took out a bunch of things from the medical kit, first cleaning her wound with saline solution, then disinfecting it...

"hiss......"

The scab was torn off again to clean the wound, causing Susan to gasp. Her hand trembled involuntarily, and she instinctively tried to pull it back, but Li Ailun held it tightly.

"Bear with it."

Li Ailun said this without even raising his head.

Susan bit her lower lip, trying her best not to make a sound, but the stinging sensation from the iodine solution on her wound still made her groan in pain, and large tears instantly fell from her eyes.

She couldn't help but say in a pleading tone:

"Ugh...it hurts...be gentle..."

"It'll be fine soon."

Li Ailun was so focused on his work that he didn't notice Susan's resentful gaze.

He was very experienced in treating wounds, and he was very skilled in the whole process of cleaning, applying medicine and bandaging. However, his military doctor's methods were too simple and crude, and he didn't know anything about how to treat women with care.

After Li Ailun finished, he clapped his hands and stood up, only to see Susan looking at him with a resentful expression.

"What's wrong......"

Li Ailun asked, puzzled.

"No...nothing."

Susan turned her head away, refusing to look at him.

Li Ailun didn't bother to ask any more questions and instead got down to business:

"There are plenty of supplies here, so you shouldn't have any problems surviving for now. From now on, I will give you special training and teach you how to deal with them."

"Now?"

"Otherwise what? Do we need to choose an auspicious day to become an apprentice?"

"......oh."

"Come with me, let's change your clothes first, it won't be easy to wear skirts anymore."

Li Ailun said to Susan, picked up the fire axe, and headed towards the changing room.

Susan quickly followed, and the two entered the dressing room. The layout inside was simple, with only a row of wooden chairs and a row of wardrobes against the wall.

Li Ailun stepped forward with a fire axe in hand. To Susan's utter bewilderment, he swung the axe and smashed open several lockers in quick succession.

The clothes and items stored in the locker were directly exposed to the two of them, and a faint smell of sweat began to permeate the locker room.

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