Although Mu Enya had wanted to make plans with Xu Duoduo last time, to get to know her and become friends, combat teams were often out on missions, so their schedules might not line up.
Getting to see her again this time was fate.
Seeing how down she was, Xu Duoduo pressed the protective charm back into her hands.
Mu Enya blushed and hurriedly waved her hands. "I-I-I wasn't asking you to give the charm back!"
That wasn't what she had meant.
Xu Duoduo put it back on her, then took out her tablet and rapidly typed away. [I'm lucky. I'll share some with you.] She counted as lucky, didn't she? Even though she had become a zombie, at least she still had her mind.
The zombie-clearing team she had run into had turned out to include her old classmates, and they had been willing to take her along. If it had been another combat team, or people who didn't want the trouble, they could have shot her dead when she could barely even move. She wouldn't have had a future.
She would have died early in the apocalypse.
How else could she have been brought back to the base? How could she have gained such wonderful companions, made new friends, and even been happier than before the apocalypse?
Because she wasn't lonely anymore.
Xu Duoduo thought it over slowly for a long time before deciding she was lucky. Whether it was comforting reassurance or a little positive encouragement for Mu Enya, she still wanted to give her some strength and help her recover her spirits soon.
Losing your mental footing in the apocalypse could easily lead to trouble.
She wanted her to be okay.
Mu Enya looked at the charm that had made a round trip, going from her