Chapter 80: Luo Village - Strange Villagers
After crossing the water marshes, it's all land. The yellow soil turns black, and a layer of gray black haze floats in the air. The trees on both sides of the road are black, withered, and thin, with a faint seepage. When the two figures appeared in sight, before they could even say hello, they turned around and their pale faces and hollow eyes were all zombies, killing countless people along the way, casting dust on their good mood.
Since ancient times, the south of the Yangtze River has been a place of prosperity, but now the motorcade has traveled more than ten miles and met with zombies, which are like a wilderness. Occasionally, some villages saw collapsed houses and zombies chewing unknown materials. They were also in no mood to stop. By noon, they had completely left the Taihu Lake Lake and entered the suburbs of Yizhou.
This is a relatively large new rural area, and the entire village is protected by a six meter high granite wall. Only a five meter high and three meter wide gate is opened at the entrance of the village, and two large iron gates are thick and heavy, as solid as gold.
There is a three story small artillery tower built inside the wall of the village facing the main road, which serves as a watchtower for the villagers. When they saw the convoy of war wolves, two people walked out.
Everyone is a survivor, and meeting each other adds a touch of warmth.
The other party is a forty year old uncle and a cadre from this Luojia Village.
Cheng Wen excitedly held the hand of Officer Luo and said, "Hello Uncle Luo, we are from Hangzhou, and you are the first person we have met
Officer Luo looks solid and has a simple smile. "Oh, that's really not easy. Many people go there every day before the rain, and you are the first group after the rain," he said
Cheng Wen used to talk a lot, but now he wants to talk, "You don't know that this rain has turned the surrounding area of the Taihu Lake Lake into a marsh. There are fish monsters, snake monsters and even grass monsters in the water, thanks to our good luck"