Next came the standard Hong Kong Ghost Movie atmosphere.
The moon was dark, the wind was high, and wolves howled.
"Awwoooo-----!"
"Eek, that sounds creepy."
Listening to the wolves howling in the distance, Ann stuck out her tongue, then glanced around. By now, Black Water Town was a complete mess, with charred corpses scattered everywhere.
After all, to powerhouses like Duanmu Huai, Ann, and Mami Tomoe, mere zombies posed no threat at all. The only issue was whether they could bring themselves to strike at these Undead, whose bodies were iron-blue and whose seven orifices bled.
Of course, this wasn't a problem for Duanmu Huai or Ann. As for Mami Tomoe... she would get used to it.
There was, however, one more problem.
"I still can't understand how these zombies jump."
Ann stared at the corpses burned to charcoal on the ground, her face filled with confusion. In fact, when the three of them arrived at Black Water Town, Ann had been stunned by the scene before her. She had imagined a horde of walking corpses snarling like beasts as they staggered forward.
But what had Ann actually seen?
She had seen zombies holding their arms perfectly straight in front of them, then hopping forward one jump at a time!
Were these zombies or rabbits?
What Ann found even more incomprehensible was that the zombies didn't bend their knees when they jumped! So how were they doing it?
"Hmm... is it like this?"
Muttering to herself, Ann raised her arms and gave a hard jump...
"No, I can't jump at all. These zombies are so strange... Knight, do you know how this works?"
"You're asking me? If you're asking why, then it's because of the setting."
Faced with Ann's question, Duanmu Huai helplessly spread his hands. He had watched quite