Lu Sheng could clearly tell he was lying. Where in this day and age were there enough rats to sustain over a hundred people for so long?
Thinking about it, the answer was obvious. They had to have been relying on human corpses to keep things going.
"I don't care how you survived before, but from now on, under me, no one is allowed to eat people again!" he said calmly.
"Yes, yes, yes!!" Clark and the other two hurriedly nodded.
"Actually... there's a granary nearby. It was where the farmers who used to live here stored their food, but after we went in a few times and people started dying for no apparent reason, we never dared go back."
Clark's assistant suddenly spoke up.
"Oh? A granary?" Lu Sheng's eyes lit up. As long as there was food, he could swiftly carry out his previous plan.
"Show me."
"You can see it from here," the assistant hurriedly said. "Look out the window. In the field directly ahead, the large building near the woods is the granary."
Lu Sheng rose and walked to the window, looking into the distance.
Sure enough, directly across from the window stood an enormous granary.
Like a gigantic white pencil tip, it stood alone on a stretch of open ground.
Yet as he looked at the granary, Lu Sheng vaguely sensed that something was wrong.
He lightly pressed the ring on his left hand.
At once, waves of burning pain surged from the ring. The pain grew stronger and stronger.
Soon, it reached the threshold, and the scene before his eyes abruptly changed.
The granary was still the same granary, and the land and sky were still the same fields, except everything had become slightly darker.
Before the granary doors, a gigantic White Beetle wriggled