Chapter 134 Subordinate

Yin Gang lowered his head, looking at the densely packed zombies below, then looked towards the group of zombies on the rooftop of the distant building. His expression changed constantly, and after struggling for nearly half an hour, he finally made a decision, turning around and running down the rooftop.

A dozen minutes later, Yin Gang reappeared on the rooftop, holding a pile of wooden boards in his hand, each with words written on it in blood!

He stood the wooden boards up one by one along the edge of the rooftop, and after finishing them all, Yin Gang stood behind the boards, quietly waiting for a response from the other side!

Baozi was currently in a room on the top floor of the building, his face full of anger. He had been confident that he could keep Li Chenzhou and Grey Bear here, but he hadn't expected that damn Li Chenzhou to destroy the encirclement he had created with the zombie horde using a broken gas tank.

Baozi didn't care about the more than a thousand zombies that had died. Even the loss of a strengthened zombie was nothing to him. He could easily make up for the loss whenever he wanted.

What frustrated Baozi was that Li Chenzhou and Grey Bear had escaped. If he missed this opportunity, it wouldn't be so easy to surround them with the zombie horde again.

Grey Bear had been willing to come in before because he didn't know whether Li Yunshan and the others were dead or alive, and he still had some hope. But now that they knew Li Yunshan and the others had become zombies, it was impossible for them to return here. If he wanted to kill them, he would have to lead the zombie horde to find them.

But Baozi had also heard Li Chenzhou's words before, and knew that Li Chenzhou would definitely leave the city. Leading the zombie horde out of the city in a mighty force to search for Li Chenzhou and Grey Bear? That was a joke.

Just as Baozi had nowhere to vent his anger, he suddenly saw some words on the rooftop of a building opposite.

He went closer to take a look. There were seven wooden boards, each with a large, bright red character. Together, they formed a sentence:

"I Want to See You, I Have Something to Say"

Behind these seven wooden boards stood a human, a very young human. Baozi picked up his binoculars and looked closely. It was actually that young man from the residential compound who had blamed them after his father died, and had even opened the rooftops of the other units, releasing the zombies. He wasn't dead?

Baozi looked at the young man. If he wanted to kill this guy, he only needed to send out some zombies. However, these words that this guy wrote, were they for him to see?

After hesitating for a moment, Baozi decided to test him. So, under his control, the zombie horde between the building where the young man was and Baozi's building suddenly parted, creating a passage...

Watching the passage below, a sinister smile appeared on Yin Gang's face. Then he turned and went downstairs. A few minutes later, he was already at the entrance of the building, looking at the passage through the zombie horde in front of him.

Perhaps it was intentional on Baozi's part, but this passage wasn't wide, less than a meter. Once Yin Gang stepped into it, he would have to face countless zombies on both sides, and at this moment, those ferocious faces were all looking at Yin Gang, their scarlet eyes full of desire for food!

"Hmph!"

Yin Gang gritted his teeth and strode forward, stepping into the passage through the zombie horde. Almost at the same time, the zombies on both sides actually roared together, but Yin Gang, who had already gone all out, acted as if he hadn't heard anything, and continued to stride towards the building where Baozi was.

"He's got some guts. Maybe... turning you into a strengthened zombie would be a good idea!"

Baozi muttered, looking at Yin Gang through the glass window.

The glass window in front of him made Baozi very uncomfortable, because this kind of glass was a mirror on the outside, and glass on the inside, so it wasn't very transparent, and had a slight tea color.

But Baozi could only endure it now, because of the appearance of Death Howl, Baozi didn't even dare to go to the rooftop, for fear that Li Chenzhou would snipe him from a place three kilometers away.

Sniper rifle bullets were basically supersonic, so there was no way to dodge them, unless you were particularly sensitive to danger, and only then could you escape.

The scene of hearing a sniper rifle firing and then immediately lying down to dodge the bullet only appeared on the screen, and was absolutely impossible in reality, because if the one sniping you was a qualified sniper, then you would never hear the gunshot--by the time the sound arrived, you would already be dead!

The distance between the two buildings was very far, but Yin Gang walked step by step, seemingly unhurried, and after walking for a while, the zombies on both sides could no longer do anything to him.

He walked as if he were strolling along a tree-lined path, completely ignoring the zombie hordes that were close at hand, and the roars they made. Yin Gang was very clear in his mind. Now that he had entered the zombie horde, it was too late to regret it. As long as the zombie king had a thought, the surrounding zombies could easily tear him to pieces.

However, Yin Gang was also confident that the zombie king wouldn't do this, at least not before he saw him. No matter what, he should want to know what he was looking for him for--since this zombie king retained human consciousness, he naturally also retained human curiosity.

"Human! What do you want from me? If we remember correctly, you seemed to want us to die in that residential compound!"

Finally, guided by two zombies, Yin Gang arrived on the top floor and stood in front of Baozi. Baozi stared at Yin Gang and asked in a hoarse voice.

"Great Zombie King! I want to be your henchman!"

Yin Gang didn't explain about the residential compound, and went straight to the point.

"I already gave you a spot to become a strengthened zombie when you walked into that passage!"

Baozi was stunned for a moment. He didn't expect that this guy came to see him just to become a zombie? Then what the hell was he doing coming here? He could have just walked out of the building and found a zombie to bite him, and that would have been the end of it. However, Baozi rather liked the prefix this guy used when speaking.

"No! Great Zombie King, I don't want to be a zombie! What I mean is, I want to be your henchman as a human!"

Yin Gang immediately shook his head and said.

"Impossible! I'm a zombie now, and humans are just food to me. I don't need human henchmen, just like humans don't need a pig to be their henchman!"

Baozi immediately refused, staring at Yin Gang with a somewhat ferocious expression:

"Besides, now that you've come here, you no longer have the right to make your own decisions!"

"Even a shepherd needs a bellwether! Great Zombie King!"

Yin Gang didn't panic in the slightest, but bowed to Baozi, then stood up and looked at him, saying:

"Moreover, I think I have enough reason to prove that you do need a human henchman to help you do some... things that zombies can't conveniently do!"