Zombies eating mutants was, in itself, utterly against common sense!
Ever since mutants came into existence, they had possessed the ability to control zombies. After reaching Tier 5, they gradually underwent further transformation. Their innate advantages over both humans and zombies had always left them fearless.
Logically speaking, how could zombies possibly have the ability to eat mutants that could control them?
Not to mention that zombies themselves had no appetite for mutant flesh and blood. Even if it were placed right in front of them, it would not arouse the slightest interest.
Yet the prerequisite for a corpse-like zombie to form was that a zombie had eaten mutant flesh. Moreover, the chances of producing a corpse-like zombie differed greatly depending on whether it ate ordinary mutants or Ghost Species.
If it was ordinary mutant flesh, a zombie might need to eat mutants continuously for years before it could possibly turn into a corpse-like zombie. But if it was a Ghost Species, it might evolve into one not long after taking only a few bites. Among a mutant's body parts, the heart was even more conducive to a secondary mutation than the rest.
In other words, Ghost Species flesh had a higher chance of producing corpse-like zombies than ordinary mutant flesh, while hearts were more effective than other body parts.
Taken together, the heart of a Ghost Species was the most effective and direct method!
But there was still one obstructive question at this moment. Given that zombies had absolutely no appetite for mutants and would rather eat dirt than touch mutant flesh, what exactly had this zombie, which was beginning to display corpse-like traits, gone through?
Could it be that hundreds of Ghost Species had cut out their own hearts and forcibly stuffed them into this zombie's mouth?!
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