The Game Character I Raised is the Boss of the End of the World

Chapter 132

Chapter 132

Fortunately, the zombie horde knows what they are doing. Li Weilan was carried away, surrounded by zombies.

The few zombies that lost earlier became his "guards," and it seemed that the other larger zombie groups nearby had also selected their "captains" in a similar way. When these leaders met, Li Weilan suddenly noticed something: without exception, it seemed that these zombies were not particularly damaged, and even their appearance and bones still showed some elegance.

Shen Cheng also noticed this.

Originally, the words "elegance" and "zombie" had nothing to do with each other, but it wasn't obvious when standing among the zombie horde. Now that the final four were selected and stood out from the crowd, Shen Cheng and Li Weilan couldn't help but wonder together: What's going on? Is it a coincidence or inevitable? They actually found these selected zombies somewhat attractive?

Strange.

Li Weilan had already heard from Shen Cheng that her mission was to "identify the cause of the instability in the zombie horde."

Since she received this mission, it meant that the zombie horde must have had some unusual activity.

These two words, "unusual" and "activity," had become quite peculiar so far: the zombie horde was selecting "captains" and giving commands, and the selection process was so gentle, preserving the vitality and elite status of the zombie horde. . .

Indeed, peculiar!

Li Weilan observed a few other zombies and upon careful examination, he discovered what was wrong: two of the zombies displayed typical zombie behavior, but one of them had a bulging chest that didn't match its robust physique!

That bulge seemed to occasionally move, even resembling a living creature.

That zombie seemed to have sensed his gaze, and its fierce and icy eyes swept around. Li Weilan avoided its gaze and lowered his eyelids: it was so sensitive to being stared at, not like an ordinary zombie!

Li Weilan lowered his eyelids, concealing his complex gaze.

They followed behind the tallest zombie in the group, but Li Weilan noticed that every once in a while, the chest of the zombie he had been particularly focused on would start to wriggle, and then it would fall behind for a short while before catching up again.

Among the zombies, there was no "surveillance" or team relationship, so even though it was abnormal for it to be followed by humans and potentially mistaken for a spy, no other zombies seemed to notice. But after this happened two or three times, even Shen Cheng noticed: "Lanlan, that zombie following you seems to have left your group several times. . ."

Leaving the group meant that whatever it was holding in its arms couldn't be seen by other zombies.

A moving bulge. . .

Li Weilan vaguely guessed what it was. The next time the zombie fell behind, he quietly slowed down his pace, turned around, and followed its footprints until he reached a distance that Shen Cheng could adjust the lens to see.

He couldn't go any closer, but Shen Cheng could clearly see through the lens. However, when she saw the scene, she couldn't believe her eyes for a while, and softly exclaimed, before tremblingly saying to Li Weilan, "It seems like there's a human child in its arms!"

It was a human child!

It was still feeding him!

The child opened his mouth and held onto the orange that it fed him, eating it in small, delicious bites. He took a bite, and the zombie fed him a segment, occasionally picking him up and rocking him. The child smiled sweetly in its arms, but didn't make a sound.