Otherwise, their whole extended family would have had no idea what to do.
Li Yu seemed to have told them long ago that something major would happen soon.
Some things would happen in the near future.
But it was also a small loophole.
One that could bring trouble.
To avoid trouble.
He ordered everyone present to keep quiet.
Still, a few extra reminders were always necessary.
He had always been highly respected.
So everyone obediently listened.
His aged eyes narrowed slightly.
His heart shuddered instantly.
But they were not very familiar with each other, after all.
"We get along pretty well, too."
"Dongsheng's a good guy."
"Let's go inside first. You call these things zombies, right?"
In the distance.
Waves of howls rang out again.
Terrifying.
Seeing Li Yu covered in blood and grime.
"If you don't wash up properly, you're getting a spanking."
His mood immediately brightened.
Li Yu pretended he was going to spank her.
"No." Li Suxin hurriedly covered her little bottom with her hands.
The atmosphere eased a little.
Li Yu stood atop the watchtower again and switched on the long-range floodlight.
A group of dark figures passed by.
What he saw was a group of zombies.
Li Yu thought to himself.
Good thing they aren't people.
People can sometimes be more terrifying than zombies.
I wonder how my eldest uncle's doing. I should look for him.
They had just seen zombies with their own eyes.
Everyone had their own motives.
Then they would have to face conflicts from outside.
Who knew how people's hearts might change?
Li Yu wanted to put them to the test.
To see who would step forward.
In the living room of the central villa.
More than twenty people crowded in, filling every seat in the living room.
His grandfather asked Li Yu to explain properly what had happened outside.
They felt even more fortunate.
It had given them somewhere to live up until now.
So they all praised Li Yu for his foresight.
Instead, he quietly listened to everyone speak.
There was plenty of food in the warehouse. His mother suddenly seemed to understand something.
He gave no further answer.
Li Yu had not let anyone know.
There was no way to tell what it was.
It could be cut away now.
Any later, and it would be even harder to find.
They should stay inside for now.
His fourth uncle and both his grandfathers had remained silent.
They seemed to be thinking about something.
There was no telling what they were saying, either.
His second uncle and his aunt's husband were discussing how to solve the food problem.
His mother and his uncle's wife were off to one side, soothing them.
They seemed to be thinking about what to eat that evening.
The family listened quietly.
How formidable he had been.
His younger male cousins, all around ten years old, looked at him with admiration.
He seemed to be worried about his father.
At least he had not been made to witness a scene he did not want to see.
After all, Li Yu was the eldest grandson and eldest son of both families.
He had been adored by both families as a child.
Everyone immediately fell silent.
"Quiet, everyone. Yu's maternal grandfather and I have discussed it."
To make the decisions.
Only then could everyone still be sitting here talking.
The two elderly men had the final say.
The others also voiced their agreement.
Building this base alone must have cost a considerable amount of money.
Everyone was also more willing to trust him.
Li Hongyuan no longer dared to speak.
Respect the old and care for the young.
Before you continue