The Walking Dead: I Sell Arms as a Sixth-Rate Seller in the Apocalypse

12 noon

Woodbury

Outside the Governor's Office Building

Looking at the corpses scattered all over the ground, the governor sat at the door like a deflated balloon, staring blankly at the bodies.

After last night's bloody battle, the governor's side suffered heavy casualties. Apart from a few trusted confidants, almost all the residents of Woodbury were eaten by zombies and turned into their kind, greatly reducing their armed strength.

Looking at all that he had worked so hard for, the governor felt a deep sense of sorrow. He had finally managed to escape from the government shelter in the northern part of Atlanta with a few trusted men and come to Woodbury to develop his power in peace, but all of that was destroyed last night.

At this moment, a middle-aged woman with Asian features handed a bottle of water to the governor and said, "Husband, you have to cheer up. When we were in the shelter, wasn't it even harder than this? We still managed to escape in the end, didn't we? As long as you're safe, there's still a chance to make a comeback. Milton and I will fight alongside you no matter what."

Milton chimed in, "Yes, boss, you're the all-powerful governor. If it weren't for you leading us, we would have been among those zombies in that shelter that turned into a zombie paradise long ago."

At this moment, the subordinates who were still busy moving the bodies out also chimed in.

Looking at the people before him, the governor's expression remained cold and expressionless, but he was somewhat moved. Although he acted like a hero and a tyrant in the camp, his men knew that if he didn't stand up for himself, he wouldn't be able to control so many people. Moreover, many of them were ruthless thugs. If he showed a gentle side, his rule might be overthrown one day.

Although the governor acted like a hero and a tyrant to his subordinates, he treated the few who had escaped from the refuge with him quite well. At least in some matters, he did not restrict or control them, which was a way of giving them freedom. In the eyes of the other residents of Woodbury, this was the best reward. After all, Woodbury did not support idlers. Everyone had to use their own special skills to stay in this community, otherwise they would have been killed long ago.

At this moment, the governor stood up and said to the middle-aged woman beside him, "Wife, what have you thought about that matter?"

That's right, the woman who called the governor "husband" is none other than Park Miri, the biological mother that Nohara Mieko has been searching for. At this time, she is not living in the North Atlanta shelter, but in the small town of Woodbury, south of Atlanta.

Park Mi-ri: "I hope you can keep your promise to Penny, and this was her wish before she died. I hope we can fulfill her wish together."

When Park Mi-ri mentioned Penny, the governor frowned slightly, but then relaxed and said to Park Mi-ri, "Okay, I promise you. Penny's matter is between the two of us. Don't worry, I will do it without you having to tell me. After all, this is the last thing you and I promised her."

Seeing that her man had agreed, Park Mi-ri went into the bedroom with the governor. That's right, the governor wanted to have another child with Park Mi-ri to alleviate his longing for Penny.

Many people don't know who Penny Black is, but she was the governor's daughter.

Before the apocalypse, Park Mi-ri ran a Korean BBQ restaurant in the North District of Atlanta. The Governor lived nearby with his daughter. At that time, little Penny loved to eat BBQ at Park Mi-ri's restaurant, and the Governor often brought her there. Over time, the three of them became very close. Park Mi-ri, in particular, liked the well-behaved girl Penny very much. Penny especially loved grilled beef tongue, but the Governor was terrible at grilling it, so Park Mi-ri often helped Penny grill it. Over time, Penny also gradually fell in love with this Asian-looking proprietress.

The governor's wife died while giving birth to Penny, which left the governor unable to escape the shadow of grief ever since. Little Penny, apart from her father's love, has never experienced maternal love since birth. However, every time she comes to this Korean BBQ restaurant, she can always see the radiance of maternal love in Park Mi-ri.

One day, Penny was bullied by a classmate at school, but the governor was too busy with work to deal with it. Penny went to a Korean BBQ restaurant alone, crying, and ordered a plate of grilled beef tongue. She looked sullen. When Park Mi-ri saw Penny's condition, she asked her what had happened. Penny didn't hide anything and told Park Mi-ri the story while sobbing. After listening, Park Mi-ri took Penny to the school to find the teacher and reprimanded the child who bullied Penny in front of the teacher.

Because of this incident, Penny saw maternal love in Park Mi-ri. She wished that the woman in front of her was her mother. Afterwards, Park Mi-ri took Penny home and then closed her shop and went to Macon City.

That very night, a group of thugs stormed into Park Mi-ri's Korean BBQ restaurant and wreaked havoc, even setting the restaurant on fire.

Two days later, Park Mi-ri returned. When she saw that her hard-earned shop had been burned down, she went to the police station to report the crime. However, the police station delayed arresting anyone because they could not find any evidence. Even when Park Mi-ri expressed her suspicions, the police station brushed her off because the child who had been disciplined by Park Mi-ri was the son of the deputy mayor of Atlanta.

However, Park Mi-ri was unaware of this. She waited for the child at the school and followed him to a secluded corner after school. Just as she was asking if the child's family had burned down her shop, the police appeared and arrested Park Mi-ri as a criminal.

Unsurprisingly, the deputy mayor's father found out about this and then used his power and money to frame Park Mi-ri with various crimes. Ultimately, Park Mi-ri was sentenced to six months in prison and then sent to Georgia State Federal Prison to serve her sentence.

While serving her sentence in prison, Park Mi-ri endured all kinds of violence and witnessed the darkness of the lower class. Even her husband, Nohara Kaji, chose not to visit her after learning that she was imprisoned, for the sake of the reputation of the kendo dojo. He even prevented his daughter, Nohara Mieko, from visiting her. This made Park Mi-ri, who had experienced darkness in prison, even more disappointed in her husband and the world.

On the day of her release from prison, the governor and her daughter Penny came to pick her up in person. This gave the tormented Park Mi-ri a glimmer of hope. She immediately hugged Penny, and Penny reciprocated by kissing Park Mi-ri. When the governor learned that Park Mi-ri had become like this because she stood up for his daughter, his goodwill towards Park Mi-ri gradually turned into love. Moreover, seeing how much his daughter liked this woman, the governor and Penny came to pick up Park Mi-ri on the day of her release.

And so, the three returned to the governor's house. Park Mi-ri had been living in a room on the second floor of the Korean BBQ restaurant, but due to the fire, her shop and her place of residence were gone. When the governor found out, he let Park Mi-ri stay at his house. Park Mi-ri initially refused, but after seeing Penny's repeated pleas, she finally stayed.

Days passed by like this. Since Park Mi-ri was living in her house, and the governor had finally emerged from the shadow of his wife, she took advantage of Park Mi-ri while she was asleep and did *that* to her. Afterwards, although Park Mi-ri was very angry, she couldn't vent her anger when she saw Penny's expression. Moreover, her original husband had already abandoned her, which was the same as a divorce without a signed divorce agreement. She had nowhere to go if she left this place.

Thinking of this, Park Mi-ri tacitly accepted the relationship. The governor also showed the charm and responsibility that a man should have. The governor and Park Mi-ri often took Penny out to eat, drink, have fun, go shopping and watch movies. Under this relationship, the governor expressed his love to Park Mi-ri. After thinking about it, Park Mi-ri accepted without refusing.

The happiest person was Penny, whose mother had finally become her mother on this day. Seeing Penny's joyful expression, the governor smiled with satisfaction.

Two months passed just like that.

Not long after Park Mi-ri had physical contact with the governor, she became pregnant. Not only was the governor happy, but Penny was also happy. Park Mi-ri never expected that she could become a mother again in middle age. The three of them lived like a happy family for several months until Park Mi-ri gave birth to a baby boy for the governor. The governor named the child "Chris Black". The family of four spent several years happily together in this environment until little Chris was old enough to go to kindergarten, and Penny was about to graduate from elementary school.

However, at this time, the apocalypse arrived, and Penny and her family of four were placed in a government shelter in the northern part of Atlanta by the National Guard for a period of time. However, just then, an elderly couple who were ill arrived at the shelter, and a zombie crisis broke out in the shelter late that night.

The governor's family ran around the shelter hiding from cannibalistic zombies, but when the governor and his wife came to a room, Penny was accidentally shot in the head by a bullet fired by the National Guard. The zombie virus quickly eroded Penny's brain through the accidental bullet, while her son Chris was taken away by a team of fully armed soldiers.

Left with no other choice, the governor fled the North District shelter with his wife, Park Mi-ri, and their daughter, Penny, who had been shot but whose bleeding had stopped, along with Milton. They eventually arrived in Woodbury, established a town, and proclaimed themselves governor. However, Penny died from a high fever and was eventually transformed into a zombie, which the governor locked in a room.

Before Penny passed away, she said to the Governor and Park Mi-ri, "Dad, Mom, I hope you can find Chris. I will pray for you in heaven, okay?"

The governor and Park Mi-ri looked at their daughter, their eyes filled with tears. The governor held his daughter's hand and said, "Penny, my little Penny, Daddy promises you, I will find your brother, I promise!"

Park Mi-ri, who was standing next to her, held Penny's hand and said, "Penny, my darling, I promise you, we will definitely find your brother. Now, don't close your eyes, talk to us a little longer, okay?"

Lying in bed, Penny weakly said after hearing their promise, "Okay..."

Before she could finish speaking, Penny stopped moving completely. Looking at their deceased daughter, the couple held her body and wept bitterly. But after a while, Penny opened her white eyes. At this moment, Penny had been transformed into a zombie without humanity by the zombie virus. Seeing this, Park Mi-ri picked up the dagger next to her, as if to free Penny, but the governor would not allow it. He took out iron chains and tied Penny to the bed.

Seeing her man do this, Park Mi-ri did not stop him. She just watched as Penny was tied to the bed by the governor. Two months later, the Crimson Moon Incident broke out. Park Mi-ri and the governor fought against the zombie invasion together, but almost their entire army was wiped out. Thinking of this, the governor discussed the next plan with Park Mi-ri, who was resting on the side after finishing.