His fists were clenched tight.
Bear Dunce clenched his fists tightly as he watched everything unfold before him.
These children had suffered enough. He couldn't imagine what those beasts had done to them.
Sitting nearby, Lin An patted Bear Dunce on the shoulder and shook his head slightly.
Although he hadn't finished seeing what happened afterward to Eileen, he could imagine what came next.
With only Sophia and Eileen able to move freely, if they wanted to survive, they would inevitably have to work a hundred or even a thousand times harder than ordinary people.
Thinking of the little girl's terrified plea for mercy when she encountered him, he could imagine how much humiliation Sophia had suffered at the hands of the Survivors during that time.
Every trip outside to look for food was no less than torture.
The awkward steps with which she crawled across the ground like an ugly insect were her only way of avoiding danger.
She had never seen the world for even a single day.
In the darkness, she used her frail hands to sense the cruelty of this world and search for hope of staying alive.
Outside the "home," beside the warehouse.
The two stood side by side, while Zhang Tie stood beside Lin An with his head lowered, looking somewhat dejected.
After a long while, he seemed to force a sentence out from his chest:
"Team Leader Lin."
"I really hate this apocalypse."
As he spoke, he subconsciously turned his head toward Sophia, who was cheering by the campfire.
For some reason, he thought of many people.
There was his second uncle, who had been crushed to death at the hotel; the girls at the Gas Station; the maids in Amoeba World; and the children in the laboratory whose hands and feet had