Chinese agents survive in a zombie apocalypse.

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"Come on."

Seeing that things were hopeless, Li Ailun turned around and ran back, not forgetting to call out to Susan.

The passageway is too cramped to maneuver properly, and dealing with so many infected at once is too risky.

With just the slightest accident, even a minor scratch, it would be useless for them to kill all the infected in the end.

Susan realized what was happening and quickly ran after Li Ailun, glancing back as she ran.

The infected people were getting up from the ground and continuing to chase after them frantically.

However, at that moment, Li Ailun suddenly stopped in his tracks. He saw several infected people emerge from around the corner in the passageway...

Without a doubt, the power to the electronic gate downstairs has gone out again, and the infected people have already entered the building. It's just unknown how many have entered.

Susan didn't notice that Li Ailun had stopped and bumped into him.

"how......"

Susan rubbed her chest, which ached from the impact, and then she saw what was happening in front of her. Her mouth opened slightly, and she couldn't say anything more.

The infected on the other side were startled by the commotion and immediately spotted the two of them, then roared and charged towards them...

With wolves in front and tigers behind, they can't even fight back now. Once they get caught up in a fierce battle, it will inevitably attract more infected people. If they are attacked from both sides at the same time, they will have no chance of survival.

Li Ailun saw a room ahead and immediately called out to Susan:

"Walk."

As the two ran closer, they saw a sign hanging on the door that read, "[Warehouse Manager of Area A: William Thomas]".

Li Ailun reached out and turned the doorknob. Luckily, it wasn't locked, so he opened the door and went inside.

Inside was an office, which was rather messy, and it was clear that the owner had left in a hurry.

"come on in."

Li Ailun shouted to Susan.

Susan quickly followed him into the office, and Li Ailun immediately slammed the door shut.

Before they could even catch their breath.

Thud... thud... thud...

The infected outside had caught up, repeatedly slamming against the office door, making the wooden door tremble slightly...

Seeing that the wooden door was in danger of collapsing, Li Ailun quickly used his body to hold it in place.

Seeing this, Susan quickly dropped the fire axe and rushed forward to help block the door.

Li Ailun braced his back against the door, glanced around and saw the desk in the room. He turned and called out to Susan:

"Susan, quick, push that desk over here."

"Oh... okay."

Susan looked in the direction Li Ailun was pointing, then nodded.

Not daring to waste time, she quickly ran behind the desk, bent down, and pushed hard with both hands on the edge of the desk.

The solid wood desk was obviously very heavy and not easy for Susan to move. She had to use almost all her strength to move it slowly, the wooden corners screeching against the ground.

When the desk was pushed closer, Li Ailun went up to help, and together with Susan, they pushed the desk to block the wooden door.

Even so, Li Ailun still felt it wasn't safe enough, so he set his sights on the long sofa in the office where guests could meet, and called to Susan, who was still panting, "..."

"Come here, lend a hand."

So the two of them worked together to push the heavy sofa over and block the back of the desk.

In this way, the danger of the wooden door collapsing was temporarily averted, and it seems that the infected people outside will not be able to get in for a while.

After finishing all this, the two of them finally breathed a sigh of relief and could rest for a bit.

However, this also meant that they were trapped in this office, and what was worse, their supplies were still outside.

......

"Allen, what do we do now?"

Susan calmed her breathing slightly, her chest heaving less violently, and her fair, smooth forehead was covered in fine sweat. She looked at Li Ailun and asked.

"It's okay, let me think about it."

Li Ailun glanced at Susan and offered her words of comfort.

Then he began to look around the not-so-large office.

Office desk, office chair, sofa for guests, coffee table, bookshelf, a few potted plants, a wall of photos, and that's it.

There's no other way out, and the Tibetans certainly can't hide anymore. Besides, it's hard to guarantee that those infected won't smell the odor.

Li Ailun suddenly looked at the two windows on the wall that were next to each other. At that moment, the sunlight was shining through the glass, making the room bright and somewhat dazzling.

I don’t know if it’s because it’s used as a warehouse, but the building is much taller than a normal building. For example, the first floor of the warehouse is as tall as two floors of a normal building.

The windows on the second floor and above are also very large and very low, only about fifty centimeters from the ground.

He got up and went to the window to observe. Through the glass, he could see the open airport runway outside, as well as the infected people around the building; there were quite a few of them.

If he were alone, and risked leaving through the window, he would have a high probability of escaping safely, given his abilities.

But bringing Susan along was obviously not an option; he didn't dare gamble.

Suddenly, Li Ailun noticed a rather wide wainscoting on the outer wall outside the window, which he estimated to be about 20 centimeters wide.

So, he began to have an idea to get out of his current predicament.

He turned his head, looked at Susan with a meaningful gaze, and suddenly asked:

Are you afraid of heights?

"Um... I'm not afraid of... heights..."

Susan was taken aback by Li Ailun's sudden concern and subconsciously responded.

But as soon as the words left my mouth, I felt something was wrong, and I suddenly had a bad feeling.

"That's good."

Li Ailun laughed and said that being afraid of heights was no problem; he could overcome it.

Susan saw him standing by the window, a deep smile on his face, asking her such a question. Somewhat uncertainly, she asked him:

"You...you wouldn't be...planning to leave through the window, would you?"

"Of course not, that's too risky, but we really need to hide outside for a while..."

Li Ailun said.

"hold head high......"

Susan was a little confused by what Li Ailun said, and her mind didn't quite catch up with what he meant.

Is there anywhere outside to hide?

Before she could figure it out, she saw Li Ailun pick up the fire axe she had just thrown on the ground and then swing it at the glass.

The glass seemed very sturdy; even after two blows with an axe, it only developed a few cracks.

However, no matter how sturdy the glass was, it couldn't withstand Li Ailun's relentless chopping. Soon, the entire window shattered, scattering glass all over the ground amidst a crashing sound.

Not content with that, Li Ailun continued the same method, smashing the other window as well.

Before long, only two empty window frames remained on the wall.

A faint, putrid smell of corpses was carried in by a gentle breeze and quickly filled the entire office.

However, both of them had gotten used to it; the airport smelled like this everywhere these days.

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