Did he just teleport himself into a dead end?
Su Mu returned to the starting point.
He had already walked through the few places he could have exited from just now and confirmed that all these places had zombies.
And this kind of city wasn't like those old residential areas where you could get out via the rooftop.
Thinking of this, Su Mu suddenly felt a little panicked, not daring to casually eat the only piece of chocolate he had left in his hand.
Taking advantage of the fact that it wasn't dark yet, Su Mu calmed himself down.
Underneath various residential areas, there would be a few convenience stores or supermarkets, more or less.
He hadn't gone to such places before, but now that all other roads were blocked, Su Mu could only go and look with a hopeful mindset.
Arriving in front of a residential area, Su Mu first cautiously looked around, then fixed his gaze on a small convenience store.
However, before he even reached the entrance, Su Mu saw the messy shelves inside, with one row toppled over, indicating there were no supplies left at all.
Damn it!
Seeing this scene, Su Mu couldn't help but curse, then could only change locations and continue searching.
By the time Su Mu was exhausted from searching all the convenience stores, big and small, in the surrounding residential areas, he hadn't found a single bit of food.
At this point, Su Mu felt completely disheartened.
If he hadn't guessed wrong, a lot of people had been to these places. In this kind of environment, how could the people who came here to search for supplies not move everything out completely?
If it were Su Mu, he would also move all the supplies out.
"Then, the only thing left is to check those rooms, but there might be zombies inside."
Thinking of this, Su Mu couldn't help but feel a little nervous.
He still didn't know how powerful these zombies were.
The zombies in Resident Evil were relatively weak, but the Lickers inside were extremely fierce, and you couldn't handle them without skills like Alice's.
Then there was World War Z, where the zombies were like crazy, tireless, and ran extremely fast.
The zombies in Train to Busan were even more ferocious, their only weakness being that they couldn't see things?
The zombies in I Am a Hero were also quite fierce, possessing a bit of intelligence and able to jump several meters high.
Thinking about the zombies he knew, Su Mu felt a little chill down his spine.
The most terrifying thing was that he couldn't let them bite him even once, or he would be finished.
Su Mu returned to the place where he spent the night yesterday, gritted his teeth, and climbed to the fourth floor.
After looking inside and confirming that there were no zombies, Su Mu threw a small stone into the room.
He wanted to test if there were any zombies inside; if there were, they should react to the sound.
Indeed, after the stone made a sound, several other places immediately emitted roars that were neither entirely animal nor human.
Listening to it made Su Mu's heart pound.
However, what startled Su Mu the most was that after these sounds were emitted, there were echoes from a distance.
There seemed to be some kind of connection between these zombies.
Or perhaps, it was an instinct that upon hearing the shouts from this side, the zombies in the distance would know there was activity here.
Cold sweat instantly broke out on Su Mu's forehead. He quickly entered the room and looked around.
When he had just thrown the small stone, there was no sound from this room, but sounds were heard from the adjacent rooms.
Su Mu took a few deep breaths. After carefully checking the room for zombies, he closed the door again and went to the window.
Looking down, he saw that sounds were still coming from a distance, but after a few shouts, the sounds quieted down again.
Thankfully they didn't come over, Su Mu breathed a sigh of relief upon hearing the calls.
After confirming there were no zombies in the room, Su Mu went to the kitchen.
The refrigerator door was closed, but when Su Mu opened it, he immediately smelled a foul odor.
The vegetables inside had grown mold and smelled putrid.
Seeing this scene, Su Mu quickly closed the refrigerator door.
Su Mu looked around again, wanting to see if there was any rice.
However, to Su Mu's disappointment, he searched around but found no rice. He estimated that it had probably been completely scavenged.
He didn't know how long it had been since the zombie outbreak in this world, but how could so many places be scavenged so cleanly?
Having been busy until now, Su Mu hadn't eaten a single bite, but the time had already reached the afternoon.
Looking up, the sky was somewhat hazy, making his heart feel heavy.
Su Mu even wondered if there were any living people left in this world.
Night slowly fell, and Su Mu's second day in this world quietly passed.
By this time, Su Mu's stomach was constantly rebelling from hunger. After thinking for a moment, Su Mu took a small bite of the chocolate.
It was enough to fill his stomach a little.
Taking out the quilt from the cabinet and wrapping it around himself, Su Mu fell into a deep sleep.
Perhaps because of the experience from the day before, Su Mu slept a little more soundly that night.
However, while Su Mu was still in his dream, he suddenly heard roars coming from a distance.
Su Mu was startled awake. He grabbed the rebar beside him and looked at the door with extreme vigilance.
It was only then that Su Mu noticed that the sky had already brightened.
Listening to the sound, Su Mu quickly went to the window and cautiously looked into the distance.
However, there were tall buildings in front of him, and Su Mu could only see the tall buildings. He couldn't see the situation in the distance at all.
Even if Su Mu went to the rooftop, he still wouldn't be able to see what was happening in the distance.
The roars in the distance subsided after lasting for a moment. He didn't know what had happened.
"Could there be survivors?"
A hint of doubt arose in Su Mu's heart. These zombies couldn't be howling like this for no reason, could they?
Yesterday, after he threw a small stone, it caused a small group of zombies to start yelling.
Thinking this, Su Mu couldn't help but look into the distance again, wanting to confirm if there were really people over there.
However, with the buildings blocking his view, Su Mu didn't see anyone.
Taking a deep breath, Su Mu quietly went downstairs, preparing to get a clearer understanding of the surrounding situation.
As for the places with zombies, Su Mu didn't dare to go there.
Yesterday's situation served as a reminder to Su Mu. If he startled the zombies, who knew if a large group of them would come running over and surround him?
He was already trapped now, but thankfully there was this small area where he could move around.
But if he were truly trapped with no way out, Su Mu would have no choice but to fight for his life.
After quietly going downstairs, Su Mu began searching for suitable houses, wanting to see if he could find any supplies.
However, what Su Mu didn't expect was that when he confidently entered a room, there was a rotting corpse at the entrance.
It looked like it had been bitten by a zombie and then killed.
As for whether this corpse had bitten anyone, Su Mu had no way of knowing.
The corpse was highly decomposed, with all sorts of small insects and flies filling the room. Seeing this, Su Mu could only back out.