Chinese agents survive in a zombie apocalypse.

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Finally, Susan moved behind the pillar safely, completely hiding her petite body.

She leaned against the pillar, her heart pounding, her chest heaving, her hand gripping the Emei Dagger tightly; the cool metallic texture gave her a great sense of security.

She peeked out to observe, only to find that another infected person had entered through the door, which was clearly not a coincidence.

Could it be that the infected people outside the building have already broken in?

[What about Allen? How is he? Could something have happened to him?]

Susan was extremely anxious and worried about Li Ailun's condition.

She must deal with these two infected individuals and then go find Li Ailun to reunite with him.

[It's okay, it's okay, I can handle it, I can do it...]

She kept taking deep breaths, trying to force herself to calm down, and encouraging herself mentally.

My brain's CPU is burning with frantic effort, trying to come up with a solution...

Blindly charging in is absolutely not the way to go.

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Susan slowly squatted down, took off her shoes, and as soon as her delicate and fair bare feet touched the ground, a cool sensation immediately spread to the soles of her feet.

But Susan couldn't care less about that now; she peeked out again...

Then one of the infected individuals began to approach the restaurant, like a hunting dog that had caught a scent.

She gripped a shoe in one hand and the Emei dagger tightly in the other, ready to attack...

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The infected creature drew closer and closer...

Susan was so nervous that her palms were sweating, but she didn't act rashly. Instead, she patiently waited for the best opportunity.

Just as the infected person staggered to the dining table, only a few steps away from the pillar...

Susan threw the shoes she was holding forward.

The shoe flew out in an arc, landing with a thud behind the infected creature, and rolled a few times on the ground.

Startled by the sudden noise, the infected creature turned around abruptly, only to find nothing behind it. Just as it was bewildered, it...

Just as the infected person's attention was drawn to it...

Susan seized the opportunity and suddenly rushed out from behind the pillar, wielding the Emei dagger and stabbing it fiercely into the back of the infected person's head.

puff......

A sharp thorn pierced the back of the infected person's head, then protruded from the eye socket, with one eyeball protruding directly from the thorn, and dark red blood flowing continuously...

[So these monsters aren't that hard to kill after all...]

"One strike, one kill," Susan thought to herself. She slowly drew her Emei dagger, and the infected man's lifeless body fell to the ground.

"If you don't move, you don't move; if you do, you kill. Don't give the enemy a chance to fight back." This has always been the first combat principle that Li Ailun has instilled in her.

However, there wasn't time for Susan to express her feelings more.

Because the other infected creature was also alerted by the commotion.

Seeing the infected creature charging towards her with a ferocious expression, Susan didn't go to fight it. Instead, she went around to the back of the restaurant bar, not intending to confront it directly.

She did not become complacent or underestimate her enemy just because she had successfully killed an infected person.

It turns out that using your brain is far more effective than simply using brute force.

As expected, the infected creature had no intelligence whatsoever. Upon seeing Susan standing in front of it, it mindlessly charged forward, only to be quickly stopped by the bar counter.

"Ho...ho..."

The infected person stood across the bar counter, gesturing wildly at the "food" in front of him, his mouth wide open and hissing, his teeth chattering loudly.

Susan stared at the infected people across the bar. These were once her kind, but now they had become terrifying monsters.

Looking at the infected people's empty, lifeless eyes and twisted, ferocious faces, she found that the fear she had felt towards them was gradually dissipating.

They no longer possess human intelligence and emotions; they are merely walking corpses driven by instinct.

Susan gripped the Emei Dagger tightly, took two steps forward, raised it without hesitation, and then plunged it fiercely into the infected person's eye socket.

"Please break free from this crazy world."

She spoke softly, her voice tinged with pity.

With a soft "plop," the Emei dagger easily pierced the infected person's skull, and then everything fell silent.

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Susan pulled the Emei dagger out of its head.

The infected person's limp body lay on the bar counter, dark red blood gushing from the wounds and flowing down the counter, quickly staining the floor red.

"Susan!"

At that moment, Li Ailun's loud shout rang out.

Susan woke up from her daze with a start. Hearing the familiar voice, she was overjoyed. She looked in the direction of the voice and saw Li Ailun rushing in from outside the door.

As soon as Li Ailun entered, he saw the two infected corpses in the restaurant. His heart tightened, and he rushed into the restaurant, anxiously asking:

"Susan, how are you?"

"I'm fine!"

Susan replied, telling him not to worry, and then smiled sweetly:

"They were just two infected people, and I've taken care of them."

So, did you teach me for nothing?

Li Ailun carefully examined Susan and, seeing that she was indeed unharmed, breathed a sigh of relief.

A pleased smile appeared on his face, and he said approvingly:

"not bad."

Susan also came out from behind the bar. Seeing that Li Ailun was covered in blood, clearly having just been in a fight, she asked:

"How's it going outside? Are we in trouble?"

"One door lost power, and an infected person came in from the first floor. I've dealt with them all and temporarily blocked the door. These two should be the ones who slipped through the net..."

Li Ailun briefly recounted what had happened, and then added:

"I estimate that the backup power supplies for the other doors won't last much longer either; this place is no longer safe."

Go pack your things quickly, we're leaving now.

"Okay, I...I'll be right away."

Susan was also a little anxious upon hearing this. She knew exactly how many infected people were surrounding the building, and if they managed to break through, the consequences would be dire...

After saying that, she ran over to pick up her shoes, then grabbed a few pieces of clothing and headed to the bathroom.

Since she was leaving, she needed to change her clothes; she wasn't wearing anything under her top.

When Li Ailun saw Susan go to change her clothes, he took out the travel bag he had prepared for their escape.

This was prepared in advance after he had planned to leave the building. It contained water and food for the journey, and he was just waiting for the time to leave.

Li Ailun was carrying his travel bag as he walked out of the restaurant when he suddenly saw the corpse lying on the ground next to the table.

He walked over, put his travel bag on the dining table, then bent down and untied the belt from the corpse, tying it around his own body without any hesitation.

As I turned to get my travel bag, I saw an unloaded M911 rifle on the table, so I grabbed it and tucked it into my back waistband.

Although it's not useful right now, it would be a great weapon if we could find bullets.

Li Ailun also put the watch back on his wrist; this watch held special meaning and purpose for him.

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