“…” The round ball paused for a moment, then transmitted a voice from afar: “Sinan?!”
Sinan narrowed his eyes: “Tang… Chief?”
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“It’s Tang Hao, thank you.” Five minutes later, Tang Hao pulled Sinan up and guided him into the hidden cave behind the stone crevice. This isn’t my fault.”
The cave was winding and twisted. After walking about twenty steps and turning a corner, a space of seven or eight square meters appeared, with three special forces soldiers, covered in dust and looking haggard, standing up: “Colonel!”
Tang Hao signaled them to sit down. Sinan suddenly glimpsed a motionless figure in the corner and quickly stepped forward, taking a light breath: “… Guo Weixiang?
” Guo Weixiang’s eyes were tightly closed, his face pale and ashen, with bandages messily wrapped around his abdomen, seeping purple-black blood, looking barely human. Sinan immediately checked his temperature and pulse; he was burning with a fatal fever, obviously infected, and the situation would become very dangerous if delayed.
“He was like this when we found him, almost 72 hours ago,” Tang Hao said in a low voice. “Fortunately you’re here, otherwise Young Master Guo would probably have died.”
Sinan pulled out antibiotics from his backpack, forcing them down Guo Weixiang’s throat, then quickly prepared and injected a special forces life-saving serum into his neck’s blood vessel, asking: “What happened?”
“That night of the attack, I broke out of the zombie horde with the remaining team members. In the chaos, I couldn’t see clearly and got separated from the others…”
Tang Hao pointed at Guo Weixiang. “He was hiding in a tree pit, already infected with the zombie virus. He probably injected himself with a second-level antibody before losing consciousness, narrowly avoiding zombification.” “
When I dragged him out, I saw his abdomen was full of blood traces – probably hit by friendly fire during the zombie night attack in the darkness. Fortunately, the second-level antibody’s powerful healing effect protected him. After I dug out the bullet, he became like this.”
Tang Hao’s brow always carried an indescribable worry. Leaning against the wall and sitting on the damp ground, he sighed wearily.
Sinan said nothing, then suddenly asked: “How did you find this place?”
