After Qi Ren said this, he squeezed out of the crowd and walked in the opposite direction of Su Ling and the others.
When the survivors saw Qi Ren leave, they were like headless flies for a moment.
Some thought for a moment, then looked at Feng Cai, whose body was still warm, and quickly packed their things and left.
Some followed Qi Ren, some followed Su Ling, and some left on their own.
Of course, there were also those who stayed put and refused to leave, believing that Su Ling's mobile fortress was still there and that Su Ling and the others would return.
But how could they have known that Su Ling's mobile fortress moved with her and would not stay in place.
After Qi Ren left and disappeared from everyone's sight, he quickly hid himself.
Only after the survivors who had come to chase him had left did he emerge and choose a path to follow Su Ling and the others.
After Su Ling and the others left the square, they confirmed no one was following them and continued on without stopping.
The path they took had already been cleared by other survivors, so they didn't need to go to great lengths, only occasionally dealing with straggler zombies.
After walking for a while, they had moved far away from the safe zone and entered the jurisdiction of the city's bustling nightlife district.
Before they even arrived, they could see the surging horde of zombies in the nightlife district across the street, separated by a single street.
It was truly a sight where the sheer density of moving figures stretched as far as the eye could see.
This area was one of the liveliest before the apocalypse and also one of the richest in supplies.
However, due to the immense flow of people in this area, although the survivors were tempted by the abundance of supplies, no one had dared to challenge the endless sea of zombies as far as the eye could see.
Transportation had long since been paralyzed, and vehicles were crashed into each other everywhere on the road, separated by a street.
Some had crashed through shop windows and driven inside, some had collided with walls, and some had braked sharply in the middle of the road.
In short, everywhere you looked, each scene was a reenactment of a tragedy.
There were survivors who had been injured before the apocalypse, unable to escape due to their injuries, and were reduced to skeletons by the zombies.
There were those who had turned into zombies while in the driver's seat of their cars, their movement restricted by seatbelts, able to do nothing but howl inside the vehicle.
There were also lone zombies wandering the streets, apart from the zombie horde, who noticed Su Ling and the others and were walking towards them.
Their speed was rapid; compared to the slow pace of the early days of the apocalypse, they had truly evolved.
"Sister, I'll do it," Jiang Jiang said. He then took the baseball bat in his hand and walked towards the zombie.
Jiang Jiang's ability was mental control, and he could coexist with zombies.
He bravely stepped forward, his eyes fixed on the zombie.
Then, a miraculous scene occurred. The zombie he was staring at stopped, its head turning stiffly and slowly to look at Jiang Jiang.
Then, the zombie let out a guttural sound from its throat, its body convulsing uncontrollably, foaming at the mouth.
After that, Su Ling and the others watched as the zombie raised its long, sharp-clawed hand, plunged it into its own head, and violently ripped off its skullcap.
The zombie tore open the upper part of its head, exposing the skull beneath the tissue.
It then proceeded to break its own skull uncontrollably.
With a "crack," the sound of crushing bone was exceptionally clear in the air.
Under the gaze of Su Ling and the others, the zombie forcefully crushed its own skull, then rummaged in its brain with its hand, retrieved a white crystal core, and offered it to Jiang Jiang.
After Jiang Jiang took the crystal core, the zombie collapsed to the ground with a "thump" and lay still.
Jiang Jiang, having received the crystal core, turned around. He ran to Su Ling and handed her the crystal core, "Sister, how was my performance?"