Chinese agents survive in a zombie apocalypse.

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They followed the old woman through the huge factory, then through a secluded, closed-off alley, and finally into a nursing home through the back door.

This seems to be the place where these survivors truly lived.

When Li Ailun entered, he saw many elderly people with white hair in the hallway and rooms, and most of them had someone accompanying them.

Some elderly people are even unable to take care of themselves; they need to be fed water.

[What a strange bunch of survivors...]

Li Ailun had some doubts in his mind because everything he was seeing was very illogical.

The old woman led them to a large hall where more elderly people were sitting. They were looking at a black man in a wheelchair with concern, who was probably Mr. Gilbert, who was having an episode.

……

"Okay, it's simple, breathe... exhale, relax... breathe..."

Philip took the inhaler and began guiding the old man through the breathing exercises, appearing very professional.

"..."

Li Ailun watched this scene from behind, and to be honest, it was quite impactful for him.

It's hard to imagine that in today's world, this group of people are taking care of a group of worthless elderly people.

Suddenly, Li Ailun turned to look at Guillermo beside him and said:

Can I say a few words to you?

"come over......"

Guillermo nodded upon hearing this, and then led him to the back of the crowd.

"You're the dumbest jerk I've ever met..."

As soon as the two reached a less crowded area, Li Ailun looked into his eyes and said:

"I was just about to kill you, and those people in front of the gate, do you know that?"

"We will fight back, and we outnumber them..."

Guillermo didn't think his men would lose; although they had fewer weapons, the opposing team only had three men.

"Hey buddy, he's not kidding."

Hearing their conversation, Moore couldn't help but chime in when he saw the man's dismissive attitude.

"Believe me, you should be thankful the situation didn't get out of control just now..."

This Mexican-American boy clearly doesn't realize what kind of person he's dealing with.

"...We only seek to protect ourselves. We need enough food, medicine, and ammunition to protect everything here."

Guillermo paused for a moment upon hearing this before slowly speaking.

"Allen, it's all a misunderstanding. Guillermo and Philip aren't bad people..."

By this time, the matter over there was more or less resolved, and Susan walked back to Li Ailun's side, briefly explaining what she had learned to him:

"...After the disaster, the employees here fled, leaving these elderly people who couldn't take care of themselves to die. Only they stayed..."

Who are you? Doctors?

Li Ailun looked around the hall and saw only elderly people with white hair. He turned to Guillermo and asked:

“Philip is a nurse, a special care worker, while I… am just a security guard.”

Guillermo said there was nothing to hide.

"The others came to visit their parents or grandparents, and seeing this situation, most of them decided to stay, which also meant we needed more manpower..."

"Girl..."

The old woman from before came over, took Susan's hand kindly, and said to her with a gentle expression:

"...Otherwise, you can stay here. I've heard it's very dangerous outside. Life here may be tough, but it's relatively safe."

She genuinely liked this well-behaved and kind girl and couldn't bear to see her continue to wander outside.

"..."

Susan glanced at Li Ailun with her big eyes before politely declining the old woman's offer.

"Thank you, Grandma, but we have very important things to do, so we can't stay here..."

"Oh, I see, hehe..."

Although the old woman was advanced in years, she was not senile. She had seen Susan's reaction just now, so she understood instantly, but she still continued to persuade her:

"Then at least stay tonight. The sun is almost setting. Rest for the night and leave tomorrow. There's even hot water to shower here..."

"this......"

Susan was somewhat tempted, but she turned to look at Li Ailun, waiting for him to make a decision.

"..."

Li Ailun then looked at Guillermo, after all, he was the master of this place.

Guillermo thought for a moment, then spoke to him.

"Your car is probably totaled. We'll repair those guys' car tonight, and we can give you one tomorrow..."

"Okay, thanks."

Li Ailun nodded in response and thanked him.

"..."

Moore was somewhat reluctant; he wanted to get back to the camp to meet up with his brother as soon as possible, but he couldn't go back now without a car.

And no one asked for his opinion.

"Grandma, I'll take them to find a room to settle them in first."

Guillermo turned to the old woman and said.

"Grandma, I'll come over and talk to you after I've settled in."

Susan also said that to her.

"Alright, alright... Go ahead, I'm not in a hurry here."

The old woman's smile grew even more amiable as she gently patted her hand and spoke to her.

"...You must be tired too, take a good rest first."

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A short while later, Guillermo led the three to an empty room upstairs. It appeared that all the windows in the building were sealed shut.

This should be a high-end companion room, with multiple rooms that would be just right for them.

"...Of all the people we encountered after the disaster, the worst were the looters, the ones who attacked you today. They usually plunder resources by force; they're like a pack of wolves, tearing apart and devouring any survivors they encounter..."

Guillermo casually sat down on the sofa and said to the group:

"That's normal. That's just how the world is—survival of the fittest..."

Mohr leaned against the wall and agreed wholeheartedly.

"That's right, so don't mind Philip and the others' previous attitude."

"We're angry because you lured the raiders here. Our safety will be threatened once this location is exposed."

"We are very sorry, we did not mean to."

Susan apologized to him again.

Guillermo waved his hand, then looked at Lee Allen and said:

“You did the right thing. We must never be lenient with looters. If they let one person escape, they will bring more next time.”

"..."

Li Ailun remained silent. He hadn't thought that much about it; the reason he was so ruthless was simply because those people had angered him.

Finishing off an opponent is just a convenient way to vent one's anger.

"Why don't you leave? There are so many zombies in the city..."

Susan suddenly asked.

"We originally planned to get a few vehicles and arrange to send these elderly people out of the city, but most of them have difficulty even going to the toilet by themselves, so it's just wishful thinking..."

Guillermo shook his head upon hearing this, and then said:

"...We sealed all the windows, leaving only one exit, and welded the rest shut. Then we took turns going out to search for things to sustain our lives, while those who stayed behind kept watch over the surrounding area day and night."

They can barely make ends meet by relying on the city's resources. Although life is tough, everyone feels it's worth it.

"..."

The three of them remained silent after hearing his words.

In the post-apocalyptic world, such survivor teams and such choices are rare; instead, survivors like raiders are the norm.

Their feelings at this moment were like those of someone accustomed to darkness suddenly being illuminated by a burst of light, feeling somewhat unsettled.

"The people here are all counting on me, I don't know why..."

As Guillermo spoke, a hint of confusion flickered in his eyes...

"..."

Li Ailun looked at him for a while and then spoke to him.

"Because you can rely on me."

"And you... who are you? Why are you here?"

Guillermo's eyes gradually cleared, and he asked.

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