Chinese agents survive in a zombie apocalypse.

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On a building not far from the department store, two people were watching Rick and his friends with binoculars.

It was Li Ailun and Susan. They had chased the helicopter into Atlanta in their car, only to find that the city was now overrun by zombies.

Fortunately, their car was fast, and they left the scattered zombies far behind.

However, because the tall buildings in the city blocked their view, they quickly lost track of the plane.

To find out which direction the plane had gone, they got out of the car and ran to the roof of a building to observe.

Instead of seeing the plane, they were drawn to the sound of Moore firing his gun.

Then, they witnessed everything that was happening on the rooftop through their binoculars.

This was the first time they had encountered any living people outside since leaving the airport.

At first, they even considered going to meet up with them, hoping to get more information from the outside world.

They then saw a conflict break out among the group, and with the horde of corpses surrounding the building, the two temporarily abandoned the idea.

So they stayed on the rooftop and kept an eye on the group's movements.

"...They went out into the streets, but no walkers were found."

Susan observed the situation on the street through her binoculars, muttering to herself:

"Why are there only two of them? Are they out scouting the way?"

Unexpectedly, these people had also come up with the idea of ​​disguising themselves as zombies to leave, which made her feel a sense of camaraderie among heroes.

Li Ailun wasn't surprised at all by this.

Those who survive the apocalypse are not fools; anyone even slightly stupid would have become food for the zombies long ago.

Rumble...

But at that moment, the sky suddenly began to rumble with thunder.

Li Ailun looked up at the sky and saw a large, thick, dark cloud pressing in, clearly brewing a heavy rain.

"They seem to be having some bad luck."

He said it casually, as if he had already foreseen their fate.

"...Faster...faster."

Susan held up her binoculars, continuing to watch the two people staggering down the street, and couldn't help but feel nervous for them.

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Suburbs, West District Reservoir Camp.

Dark clouds filled the sky, and the people in the camp took in their laundry that had been drying in the sun.

"Dude, the hose isn't long enough."

Dell complained as he repaired the RV.

"It's not enough, sir."

Jim said helplessly that he was like a skilled cook without rice in this situation.

"Where the hell can I get a replacement...?"

Dell complained.

On their way to Atlanta, they were attacked by a gang of homeless motorcycle thugs.

The RV was also damaged in the attack, and for two months they have been trying to repair it. Most of the other problems have been fixed, but they still can't find a suitable replacement for the water tank hose.

"It's getting late; they should be back by now."

Amy spoke anxiously while pacing back and forth beside him.

A long time had passed, and the people who went into the city had not yet returned, making her extremely anxious.

"Worrying won't help."

Upon hearing this, Dell looked up at her and told her to calm down.

On the other side, Sean was teaching little Carl how to tie knots, and the two were constantly laughing, creating a heartwarming scene between father and son.

Lori was collecting clothes not far away. She felt very gratified watching Sean and her son get along well, and even began to think about whether she should tell her son about her relationship with Sean.

"Buzz...buzz...calling headquarters...buzz..."

At that moment, the campground radio placed on the roof of the RV suddenly started playing.

"Buzz... Can anyone receive this message?"

Hearing the commotion, Sean got up and walked towards the RV.

"Buzz...buzz...Headquarters...This is T-boy...Did anyone get this...buzz..."

Meanwhile, Dell had already climbed onto the roof of the RV. He quickly picked up the answering machine and replied:

"Hello, the signal here is not very good, please reply, please reply..."

"Buzz...buzz...Sean...is that you...?"

"...Is it them?"

Lori asked nervously.

But before she could get a reply, an anxious voice came from the radio.

"Buzz...buzz...we're in trouble...buzz..."

"Ugh... We're trapped inside the department store... There are zombies everywhere... Hundreds upon hundreds... We're surrounded..."

He said they were trapped...

Sean scratched his head in annoyance, feeling a bit blaming these guys for really causing him trouble.

"T-boy, please repeat the last sentence, repeat it..."

Dell quickly shouted into the transponder, explaining that the signal had been too weak and he wanted to pinpoint their location.

"Sizzle... sizzle..."

However, only static was coming from the radio, and no signal could be received anymore.

At that moment, thunder rumbled in the sky, and a heavy rain seemed imminent.

"He just said department stores."

Lori spoke up.

"I heard it too."

Dell nodded.

The people in the camp had all gathered around, and everyone was silent, especially those with relatives who had come to the city. They all looked at Sean nervously, as he was currently playing the role of leader in the camp.

Amy's eyes were also filled with worry, because her sister Andrea was also in the city.

“…Sean.”

Lori saw that everyone was waiting for Sean's decision, and she was about to speak.

"No."

Sean interrupted her before she could finish speaking. He knew this woman's problem; sometimes she was just too much of a saint.

"We can't go to them, we can't risk the remaining members, you know that."

He knew perfectly well the situation in Atlanta; if none of them could get out, then it would be pointless to send a few more people in.

Moreover, the camp is short of ammunition, and several adult combatants are already trapped inside; they cannot afford any more losses.

"...Are we just going to abandon them like this?"

Amy was instantly enraged upon hearing this, and she looked at Sean in disbelief and asked.

"Amy, I know this is hard to accept..."

Sean turned to look at her, trying to persuade her to accept the fact.

"For the sake of all of us, she volunteered to go to the city."

Amy said angrily, finding it hard to accept that the other party had made such a cold decision.

"That's right, but she knows the risks involved. If she gets trapped, she's doomed."

Although Sean understood Amy's feelings, his decision wouldn't change. He looked at Amy and said:

"We have to accept the fact that there is nothing we can do about it."

"...She's my sister, you son of a bitch!"

After realizing she couldn't change the situation, Amy yelled at Sean and then ran sadly back to the RV.

Sean looked back at the people in the camp and saw that most of them had different expressions.

He knew that others would find it hard to understand his decision, but as the leader, he had to be responsible for the entire camp. Sacrificing a small number of people when necessary and cutting his losses in time was the wise thing to do.

He turned to look at Lori. He didn't care about anyone else; he only wanted Lori's understanding. But he only saw a complicated expression in Lori's eyes.

Lori and Sean exchanged a glance. Although she didn't completely agree, she understood Sean's difficulties.

After giving him a look that everything was alright, she turned around and went to the RV to comfort Amy, playing the role of a leader's wife very well.

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