The Post-Apocalyptic Journey of Survival After Transforming into a Beautiful Girl

"Hm?"

"I've always had a question. Why... tsk~ why do Mutant Monsters evolve so much faster than humans?"

I shifted my body and sucked in a breath, which seemed to ease the pain a little. But that was only an illusion; it still hurt.

Leng Bing fell silent. There wasn't a sound in the car, either. The other three had probably been

shocked by our conversation, right?

But with the way Leng Bing's mind worked, I figured I was probably the only one in the group who could keep up with her.

"I've wondered about that, too."

Leng Bing turned the steering wheel and drove back along the road we'd come from.

Maybe Leng Bing wasn't much of a driver. After all, she was a woman behind the wheel. Whenever she drove, especially when turning, she basically couldn't talk.

Once we'd made it around the bend and the car was moving smoothly again, Leng Bing thought for a moment.

"I think there are a few reasons Zombies mutate faster than humans."

As she drove, Leng Bing explained what she thought.

"First, the initial wave of the virus hadn't fully adapted to the human body. When it forcibly altered the body, it caused human genes to collapse, turning living

people into a pile of walking corpses."

I nodded. Leng Bing had a point.

"The key is that by then, human genes had already collapsed, and the human brain had died. Although Zombies have intelligence, that developed later. It wasn't the same as the memories humans had originally possessed."

Leng Bing explained how Zombies worked. She lowered her head in thought for a moment, then continued:

"So after the body died, the virus began using it to spread, acting on instinct. But humans were far too vulnerable to this virus.

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