Chapter 274 - 105: Reflection, Sighs, and Subdued Lin Fan_5

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Chapter 274: Chapter 105: Reflection, Sighs, and Subdued Lin Fan_5 "Come on, you bunch of unfriendly guys." There are many streets to clean up. Haven’t been to the city center yet. There will definitely be more zombies there, need to clear them step by step, from the outside in, clean up thoroughly until reaching the center, and tell these despicable zombies that you are surrounded by me, Lin Fan, and that the beautiful city of Huang cannot be destroyed by you. Thwack! Thwack! The sounds of breaking. The sounds of slashing. Proving that an ordinary citizen of Huang is striving for the city’s future. Perhaps a meager strength won’t see results quickly. But as long as you persist, there will inevitably be a future. From the entrance to the exit, the street has been restored to tranquility, while that figure, flicking the sword in his hand, sheathes it with style and walks away, disappearing in the distance. At this moment. Bang! A figure falls from the second story of a shop. Upon closer inspection, it turns out to be a child zombie, around nine or ten years old. This little zombie snarls at Lin Fan, looking fierce, claws bared as if ready to tear Lin Fan apart. Just as Lin Fan was about to swing his sword to chop it down. A voice came. "Dongdong, don’t do that." Lin Fan looked up and saw a worn-out woman at the second-floor window; the ’Dongdong’ she mentioned might be this little zombie in front of him. What’s astonishing is... With the woman’s call, the little zombie that had just been snarling fiercely at him backed away, but still watched Lin Fan vigilantly, like a Hunter who had entered hunting mode. "Encountered another special type of zombie," Lin Fan muttered. Lately, there had been many special type zombies, starting with Captain Huang, the one in the fire department, and now this one in front of him. This little zombie was different from the former but was still very aggressive. "Heh heh" Two zombies wandered forward, and upon seeing Lin Fan and the woman at the window, they suddenly went berserk, charging towards them like mad dogs. Lin Fan intended to draw his sword and kill the approaching zombies. But to his surprise. The little zombie, equally enraged, charged at the attacking zombies. Despite not being as strong as the charger, it grabbed at the zombie’s waist, shaking it violently, tearing with both hands before being tossed to the side. It charged from behind, climbed onto the zombie’s back, shaking it by the neck and tearing at it randomly. Another zombie pounced towards Lin Fan, who cut it down with a single sword strike. He continued to watch the scene unfold before him. "Is this like Captain Huang?" Lin Fan wondered. Thrown aside again by the other zombie, the little zombie still kept attacking, biting at its thigh, and surprisingly, eventually killed the zombie. The little zombie, covered in sticky fluid, continued to watch Lin Fan warily. Lin Fan looked up and said, "Hello, this is..." He didn’t know how to ask. The woman’s voice was tinged with bitterness, "This is my son, Dongdong. It’s a bit dangerous outside, come up here, don’t worry, Dongdong is very obedient, he won’t hurt you." "Okay," Lin Fan said. The shop opened a small door, and Lin Fan walked inside, followed by Dongdong who growled softly, his dull eyes fixed on Lin Fan, still on guard, still watching. The shop was a small supermarket, stocked with various snacks. When they reached the second floor. This was the living area, the walls adorned with many certificates and some group photos. In the photos, a family of three, with Dongdong nestled in the woman’s arms, a very delicate child, slightly chubby, many photographs on the wall. But what puzzled Lin Fan was... in the photos, Dongdong smiled as he neared the woman, but always maintained a distance and had no expression when photographed alone with the man, as if reluctant and unhappy. "Hello, my name is Lin Fan, have you been living here with your son all along?" Lin Fan asked. The woman held a basin, a wet towel in hand, gently and tenderly wiping the sticky fluid off Dongdong’s face, not disgusted by the filth or stench. "Yes, my son and I have lived here all along, since the apocalypse, it’s always been this way." Lin Fan said, "What about the father in the photos?" The woman’s hand trembled slightly, then she replied softly, "Dongdong bit him to death." For the woman, she couldn’t forget that scene. At that time, she was enduring domestic abuse, Dongdong crying in fear, hugging his father’s leg, pleading not to hit mom, but being thrown into the corner by the man. Seeing her child hit, she desperately struggled against the man. But soon, she heard gnashing sounds, and saw Dongdong pounce on his father, ferociously biting his neck, with blood splattering everywhere, snapping the neck clean through. She looked at Dongdong in shock, her head spinning, not knowing what had happened, why things had suddenly turned out this way. Then she heard the noise outside. Dongdong tried to rush out from the second floor, but she realized what was happening, hugged Dongdong, and unlike with his father, Dongdong didn’t bite her but obediently stood still, held in her arms. She knew Dongdong had changed, but he was still her Dongdong. Lin Fan glanced at Dongdong, then said softly, "Your child loves you very much, even after turning into a zombie, he stays by your side, protecting you." The woman dressed Dongdong in new clothes and smiled, "Yes, Dongdong is really sensible, a good boy. My health isn’t good, and the whole family relies on this little shop. His father was a gambler and a drunkard, always idle and never working to contribute to the family. Dongdong knows I have a hard time, every time after school, he brings home lots of beverage bottles for me to sell. It’s truly pitiful, this child... we have a snack shop, but he never eats the stock. Even when I give it to him, he puts it back in its place, saying it’s for making money to pay for my treatment."

Chapter 274 - 105: Reflection, Sighs, and Subdued Lin Fan_5

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