"You don't get motion sickness, what's wrong?"

After receiving Ling'er's answer, I nodded lightly. As long as I didn't get motion sickness, I took Ling'er and chose a seat next to me.

As soon as I sat down, I said to Ling'er: "I'll take a nap first, otherwise I'll get carsick."

"You can buy some medicine." Ling'er said, blinking.

"It's useless." I shook my head with a wry smile. I have been out in the past six months, and of course I have bought medicine, but the results were not satisfactory and it was of no use at all.

"Oh, then you can go to sleep." Ling'er nodded and said softly.

I nodded, fell down and fell asleep. I don't know how long it took, but in the haziness, I seemed to hear the sound of quarreling. The sound became louder and louder, and my sleepiness turned into anger.

I opened my eyes, and just as I was about to shout, Ling'er covered my mouth. I looked at Ling'er strangely, but found that Ling'er had a horrified look on his face and motioned for me to look at the source of the sound.

Following Ling'er's voice, I looked over and discovered something that made my hair stand on end!

There were not many people in this car, only five people including the driver.

Besides Ling'er and I, there were two men, the two who were quarreling.

Their voices were loud and their bodies were in tatters, as if they had been in a fight.

This appearance was normal, but what surprised me was that the driver didn't stop them. The strangest thing was that both of them were covered in bruises, with countless visible wounds.

But there is only one thing missing, and that is...blood!

Yes! There is no blood! The wound has not healed, and the flesh at the wound has turned outwards. The whole body is a little white and bloodless, as if... there is no blood in his body at all!

As I was thinking, the two of them also stopped and returned to their positions. During the whole process, the driver did not speak or stop me.

"How is this possible?" Seeing that they were a little far away from us, I whispered: "How strange."

"Who are they?" Ling'er was also a little confused by this scene.

"There is no blood in the body. I'm afraid this is beyond the scope of human beings?" I thought for a moment and then said: "They should be corpses, right?"

"Zombie?" Ling'er obviously didn't believe what I said: "Impossible, zombies are stiff all over. Look at them, where do they look hard?"

"I never said they were zombies." I continued in a low voice: "Is it possible that they are living corpses?"

"Living corpse? The two of them can think independently."

"This is also what confuses me. Logically speaking, they cannot have the ability to think independently."

Ling'er looked at the scorching sun outside and continued: "It's a sunny day now. If it's a corpse, then you definitely don't dare to come out."

I was about to continue saying something, but I suddenly realized that they were staring directly at me and Ling'er! I quickly grabbed Ling'er's hand, and Ling'er understood instantly and imitated me, falling into a deep sleep.

Got up.

I squinted my eyes and saw that there was no sign of the two of them coming over, so I was completely relieved.

The discussion will not produce any useful information, and it may bring us unnecessary trouble. In short, it is just one sentence, and I can’t say it anymore. In addition, my top priority now is to solve my problems first.

, there is no time to care about anything else.

...

Sometimes fate is really surprising. I didn't even think about it, but I met them both on the next bus going to the general's tomb.

Although there were a lot of people at the station, I still found them because they were really very different from the others. The most intuitive thing is that their skin color was very white, which was weirdly white.

"Look, the wounds on their bodies seem to have healed!" Ling'er suddenly exclaimed.

Only then did I suddenly realize that it was true! They were still covered in bruises when we were in the car, but now, except for their clothes, which were still very shabby, there were no wounds at all on their bodies!

They both also noticed me and Ling'er, and they all tilted their heads and grinned at us, like machines!

I shuddered and quickly pulled Ling'er away from their sight.

"Their faces don't look like living people, maybe they are just like what you said." Ling'er said with a frown.

"Can you read faces?" I looked at her in surprise.

"Yes, I can tell fortunes, and I can definitely read faces." Ling'er pursed her lips, feeling quite proud.

I'm in big trouble. I encountered this situation as soon as I left home. It would be okay if they didn't target me, but now, they obviously have!

"I'm afraid I can't do anything about this." I smiled bitterly.

"Anyway, let's wait until we get out of the car." Ling'er looked at the people in the car and said with some concern: "It doesn't matter if he targets you, you have the ability to protect yourself. If he targets someone else, that's fine.

Real trouble."

...

Near seven o'clock in the afternoon, the vehicle slowly drove into a bus station at the foot of the mountain.

The station is still some distance from the foot of the mountain. Anyway, we will definitely be too late today. Finding a place to stay here first is the top priority.

Fortunately, there are also farmhouses here, so you don’t have to worry about where to stay. After I got off the bus with Ling’er, I found a place to eat somewhere.

After eating, just when I was still wondering where the two people had gone, Que suddenly discovered that they were walking neatly towards the mountain.

"It seems that our destination may be to be together." Ling'er said with some satisfaction, holding fried chicken in one hand.

"Well, I hope not, it's already troublesome enough." I shook my head and smiled bitterly.

"Let's go, we'll stay here today." Seeing that I had finished eating with Ling'er, I took her towards the accommodation area.

It is said to be a residential area, but it is actually an area where several large courtyards are connected together.

"Boss, open two rooms." I took out the money from my wallet and put it on the ground.

The clerk looked at us, obviously stunned, and asked uncertainly: "Two rooms?"

"Yeah." I nodded.

"No, one room is enough, save money..." Linger pouted and muttered.

"No, two rooms!" The embarrassment of the first night sounded, and I quickly said: "Just two rooms!"

The clerk looked at me and then at Ling'er, still wondering what to do.

Finally, at my strong request, I booked a room.

Before I left, I could still see the way the clerk looked at me, as if he was looking at a bimbo.

I looked depressed and had no time to talk to him. I only knew that I was done playing, and I was afraid I would have a hard time again tonight.
Chapter completed!