Endless Growth

"I'll go take a look."

Lin Dong said.

"Ah, okay..."

Tank nodded foolishly. He had originally wanted to show some concern and remind his boss to be careful.

But when he turned around, Lin Dong had already vanished...

He directly activated his concealment ability and walked step by step into the forest.

Silent as a ghost.

The woods were dark and damp, completely quiet except for the occasional rustle of leaves and the strange cries of unknown birds.

Lin Dong did not touch the Boston Ivy. Instead, he followed its growth trail deeper inside. To put it precisely, he was following the vine to find the melon.

He was also curious. What exactly was hidden at the deepest point of all this Boston Ivy?

The journey went smoothly.

Along the way, he saw many corpses—small animals, humans, even zombies. They gave off a foul stench and were in varying stages of decay.

Some were crawling with maggots, while thumb-sized flies buzzed around them.

As he continued forward, the Boston Ivy grew denser and denser. It was clear that it had completely occupied this mountain forest. This was its territory.

About ten minutes later, Lin Dong emerged from the woods and arrived at a mountain road.

This road led to the mountaintop, where the wealthy once lived among numerous hillside villas.

Now, the road had been completely abandoned and overtaken by plants.

There were even overturned, wrecked vehicles along the roadside. They had been left behind by humans fleeing into the mountains when the apocalypse broke out.

Lin Dong walked over and found a corpse inside one of the rusted cars. It had decayed into dry bones, with several spiders weaving webs over them as they crawled back and forth.

The glove compartment, trunk, and even the fuel tank had all