Chapter 351 Guide to Raising Zombies (16)
"Did you say you were an artist during your lifetime?"
Jiang Tang played with Z's hands and asked enviously. These hands were long and wide, with delicate knuckles, like bamboos that had just grown in the mountains, and as delicate as polished white jade.
Now that there is no temperature, it is more like a carved work of art. No flaw can be seen. Paired with Z's delicate and gorgeous face, the whole person is like an exhibit displayed in a glass cabinet. It cannot be seen from a distance. near.
Z can't speak, and most of the time he can't understand what Jiang Tang is saying, but every time Jiang Tang speaks, he will stand or sit obediently, staring at Jiang Tang with his gray eyes. He looked at Jiang Tang with a pious and serious expression, and would respond with ahhhhhh from time to time.
Z: Although I don’t understand, what you said is correct.
This made Jiang Tang very useful.
Early the next morning, Jiang Tang probably wiped his face and washed himself, then gnawed an apple and looked at each hole, but there were no traces.
So she moved a small stool and sat down at the hole on the outermost edge of the greenhouse, perfectly performing the role of waiting for the rabbit.
At noon, the stone at the entrance of the cave was quietly removed. When a man rushed towards the ground impatiently, he looked up and saw Jiang Tang sitting in front of him, smiling half-smiling.
The man's pupils shrank in fright, and he was about to turn his head when he suddenly realized that Jiang Tang seemed to be a human being, a girl who seemed to have no fighting ability.
Now he calmed down and looked around, only Jiang Tang was there.
"What's wrong, Brother Chao, why is there no movement?"
A voice came from below, and the man called Brother Chao turned his head and shouted.
"Wait a minute, there's someone up there."
To them, humans are simply rare animals, very rare.
Brother Chao glanced around calmly, then looked at Jiang Tang.
"Beauty, we have been here for a long time, there is no harm."
Jiang Tang nodded.
"Then come up here, we all want to eat in one bite."
Then Brother Chao jumped out on his toes, then turned back and lay down at the entrance of the cave and shouted. "Everyone, come up, it's safe."
Then Jiang Tang watched as one after another disgraced people emerged from the ground, exactly seven of them standing in a row.
Two girls and five boys, they all look young, and they look familiar, so they must have been together for a long time.
"My name is Achao. I am the oldest. They all call me Brother Chao."
"How long have you been here?"
Ah Chao turned his head and looked at a boy wearing glasses behind him. The boy took out a small book, looked at it, and said seriously.
"Seven months and three days."
"You were hiding here just after the virus broke out?"
Brother Chao nodded.
"They are all classmates from nearby universities. How about you? Just one person?"
Jiang Tang shook his head.
"There is a companion."
Brother Chao found that Jiang Tang was not hostile, so the group sat down and the two boys carried baskets to pick fruits.
Jiang Tang took Z's hand and brought him over.
Z was wearing long sleeves and trousers, and a mask and hat. No exposed skin could be seen at all. In addition, Z kept his head down and did not move. Everyone just regarded him as a reserved and silent person, and no one went to the zombies. Think about it.
Brother Chao raised a fire, with an iron pot on the fire, and white porridge was boiling in the pot.
"We are relatively lucky. After the virus broke out, we hid in this air-raid shelter. The food stored in the air-raid shelter has kept us alive until now."
(End of chapter)