A Journey of American Comics Starting from the Zombie Universe

On this vast ice field, the cold wind was like a knife, cutting every inch of exposed skin. The breath condensed into frost in an instant, hanging on the lips, and then drifted away with the wind. In the white night, the commander, wearing heavy black armor and with a stern face, stood at the forefront of the team, his eyes like torches, piercing the biting cold, staring directly at the towering huge iceberg in front of him. The iceberg seemed to be the most ruthless sculpture of nature, standing between heaven and earth, emitting a heart-pounding cold. Its surface was covered with ice and snow that had not melted for thousands of years, flashing a faint blue light, like a dead palace, waiting for unknown visitors.

"Soldiers," Bai Ye's voice was low and powerful, penetrating the whistling wind and reaching everyone's ears, "What we are about to face is not only the test of nature, but also the limit of will and survival. This iceberg is the end of our journey, but also a new beginning. Remember, no matter how difficult the road ahead is, we must not retreat."

The soldiers straightened their backs after hearing this. Although their eyes were filled with fatigue and fear, they were more determined and unyielding. They knew that following Bai Ye meant facing all the unknowns and dangers, but it also meant a chance to find hope for survival in this desolate land.

"Lord Bai Ye, we are ready." A soldier responded loudly. Although his voice was trembling with cold, it was full of power.

Bai Ye nodded slightly, without saying much, and just raised his right hand, making a gesture to move forward. The team then moved slowly, and each step made a dull sound on the solid ice, which formed a sharp contrast with the silence around them.

As they went deeper, the wind on the ice field became stronger and stronger, as if it was going to swallow up all living things. The soldiers' breathing became rapid, and their cheeks were red from the cold, but they still gritted their teeth, tightly grasped the weapons and equipment in their hands, and did not let the slightest wavering show outwardly.

"Everyone, watch your feet. There may be cracks hidden in the ice." Bai Ye's voice sounded again, and his eyes kept scanning ahead, trying to find any possible danger.

Suddenly, the ice under a soldier's feet made a crisp "crackling" sound, and then his body began to sink. The surrounding soldiers immediately reacted, rushed forward, and pulled him out of the ice cave that was about to collapse. The soldier's face was pale, but his eyes were shining with gratitude. He panted and said, "Thank you...everyone."

This scene made the atmosphere in the team more solemn, but also more united. They knew that on this ice field, only by relying on each other could they survive.

As time went by, the iceberg gradually grew larger in everyone's sight. Its huge body seemed to block out the sky and the sun, making people feel awe. Bai Ye stopped and stared at the iceberg, with an inexplicable emotion in his heart. He knew that once they stepped on the iceberg, they would face more severe challenges, but at the same time, they might find what they had been looking for - whether it was resources, shelter, or the secrets of this ice field.

"Soldiers, we are about to enter the unknown. Remember, no matter what you encounter, you must stay calm and support each other. Our destiny is in our own hands." Bai Ye's voice was firm and powerful, as if it was a shot of adrenaline to everyone.

The soldiers responded in unison, their voices echoing across the ice field, carrying their determination and perseverance. They set out on their journey again, heading towards the huge iceberg, each step filled with determination and courage.

At the foot of the iceberg was a rugged ice and rock area, with ice spikes like swords pointing straight to the sky. The soldiers carefully shuttled through it to avoid possible injuries. Bai Ye always walked in the front, using his experience and wisdom to guide the team.

"Watch out for those icicles, they may collapse suddenly." Bai Ye reminded, tapping the ice surface in front of him lightly with the tip of his sword to test its stability.

The team moved forward slowly, and every step on the ice seemed extremely difficult. But the soldiers did not give up, because they knew that only by persisting could they see hope.

Finally, after going through countless challenges and tests, they arrived at the entrance of the iceberg. It was a narrow ice cave, and the entrance was covered by thick ice and snow, almost imperceptible. But Bai Ye knew that was their destination.

"Soldiers, prepare to enter." Bai Ye's voice echoed in the ice cave, with a hint of barely perceptible tension.

The soldiers quickly packed their equipment and prepared to face the unknown. They entered the ice cave one by one, taking every step carefully, for fear of disturbing the unknown creatures in the cave.

Bai Ye walked at the end, scanning the cave, trying to find any possible clues or dangers. As they went deeper, the temperature in the ice cave gradually dropped, and even breathing became extremely difficult. But the soldiers did not retreat, they knew that only by moving forward bravely could they find hope for survival.

At this moment, a low roar suddenly came from the depths of the cave, shaking the entire ice cave. The soldiers' faces suddenly changed, and they all grasped their weapons tightly, ready to deal with the impending danger.

Bai Ye reacted quickly. He raised his sword and shouted, "Stay alert! Get ready for battle!"

However, just as they were preparing for the battle, the roar suddenly stopped. Then, a strong chill surged from the depths of the cave, causing everyone to shiver involuntarily.

Bai Ye frowned, realizing that this cold air was not naturally formed, but the breath of some unknown creature. He took a deep breath, then exhaled slowly, trying to calm his inner fluctuations.

"Soldiers, stay calm. We don't know what awaits us ahead, but we must face it bravely." Bai Ye's voice echoed in the ice cave with a hint of unquestionable firmness.

The soldiers nodded in agreement after hearing this. They knew that no matter what danger lay ahead, they would have to fight side by side with Bai Ye and face it together.

So they continued to move forward, each step was full of unknowns and dangers, but their hearts were full of courage and determination, because they knew that only by persisting could they find hope for survival.

On this ice field, Bai Ye and his soldiers are writing their own legend. And that huge iceberg has become the turning point of their destiny, waiting for them to explore and conquer.

As they walked deeper, the light in the ice cave became dimmer and dimmer. Only the occasional blue light reflected from the ice wall added a bit of weirdness to the deep passage. There was an indescribable chill in the air, as if even breathing could freeze into ice. Bai Ye and the soldiers pressed close to the ice wall, moving forward cautiously, and every step was full of vigilance.

Suddenly, there was a low and rhythmic vibration in front of them, as if some huge monster was slowly moving. The soldiers' nerves were instantly tense, and they all grasped their weapons tightly, ready to face the upcoming unknown challenge. Bai Ye even grasped his long sword tightly in front of his chest, his eyes were like torches, scanning the surroundings, trying to find the source of the vibration.

At this moment, a sharp friction sound broke the silence in the cave, and then a huge shadow suddenly fell from the top of the cave and rushed towards everyone. The soldiers screamed and dodged, but the speed of the shadow was far beyond their imagination. They saw a huge ice spider, several people tall, covered with crystal clear ice armor, and eight long legs covered with sharp ice spikes waving in the air, like the scythe of the god of death, pointing directly at Bai Ye and the soldiers.

"It's the ice spider!" Bai Ye shouted, and reacted quickly. He dodged the spider's first wave of attacks, and at the same time, he swung his sword, a cold light pierced through the air, and went straight to the spider's head. However, the ice spider's reaction was just as quick, it quickly adjusted its posture, blocked Bai Ye's attack with one of its long legs, and counterattacked, the ice spike flashing with cold light, approaching Bai Ye.

Seeing this, the soldiers joined the battle. They swung their swords or threw javelins, trying to force the giant ice spider back. But the ice spider's defense was amazing, and its ice armor was so hard that ordinary attacks could not penetrate it. Moreover, its attack speed was extremely fast. Every time it swung its long legs, it would bring a gust of cold wind, making it difficult for the soldiers to get close.

The battle was in a stalemate, and Bai Ye and the soldiers kept changing their tactics, trying to find the weakness of the ice spider. However, the ice spider seemed to have endless physical strength and endurance. No matter how many attacks it received, it could quickly recover and continue to launch a fierce offensive.

"Everyone be careful, this spider has great endurance, we can't fight it head-on!" Bai Ye reminded the soldiers loudly while dodging the spider's attack. He knew that if they continued like this, it would only consume everyone's physical strength and willpower, and eventually they would fall into the spider's trap.

So, Bai Ye began to look for opportunities to lure the ice spider to reveal its weakness. He deliberately slowed down the rhythm of his attack to lure the spider closer, then suddenly accelerated, using his body skills to dodge the spider's attack and taking the opportunity to leave a few shallow sword marks on its body. Although these sword marks were insignificant to the ice spider, they allowed Bai Ye to discover a weakness of it - the ice armor on its abdomen was relatively thin and had no ice spikes to protect it.

"Attack its abdomen!" Bai Ye shouted loudly, and at the same time, he flashed and launched another fierce attack on the ice spider. Upon hearing this, the soldiers adjusted their attack direction and concentrated their firepower on the spider's abdomen. For a moment, swords flashed like weaving and javelins rained down on the ice spider's abdomen.

The ice spider was obviously aware of its weakness, and it let out a series of piercing roars and waved its long legs wildly, trying to repel the approaching soldiers. But at this time, Bai Ye and the soldiers had already given up, and they charged forward desperately, vowing to defeat the giant ice spider.

Finally, after countless attacks, a hole was finally broken in the abdomen of the ice spider. Streams of cold liquid gushed out from the wound and instantly condensed into ice in the ice cave. The ice spider let out a series of wailing sounds and its body began to tremble violently. Seeing this, Bai Ye seized this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity and swung his sword, piercing the spider's heart.

With a deafening roar, the huge body of the ice spider fell to the ground, splashing ice and snow. Bai Ye and the soldiers breathed a sigh of relief and collapsed to the ground, gasping for breath. They knew that they had just experienced a life-and-death battle, and the victory of this battle was won by their courage and wisdom.

"Lord Bai Ye...we...won..." a soldier said breathlessly, his face filled with joy of victory and exhaustion.

Bai Ye nodded, looking deeply at the fallen ice spider. He knew that this was just one of the many challenges they encountered on this ice field. But no matter how many difficulties and dangers awaited them in the future, they would move forward bravely, because they were warriors, warriors fighting for survival and hope.

"Yes... we won..." Bai Ye whispered, his voice full of determination. He stood up and looked into the unknown darkness deep in the ice cave. He knew that there were more secrets and challenges waiting for them to explore and conquer. But no matter how difficult and dangerous the road ahead was, he would lead the soldiers to move forward until they found their place of survival and the light of hope.

Bai Ye and the soldiers took a short break beside the huge body of the ice spider, and then gathered again. Their eyes fell on the ground below the spider's body. There was an imperceptible depression hidden there. As the ice spider fell, some crystal clear spheres slowly appeared - they were the spider's eggs.

"Look, these are spider eggs." Bai Ye squatted down and used his long sword to gently push away the thin ice covering the eggs, his tone revealing a bit of solemnity. He knew very well that if these eggs hatched, they would bring more equally ferocious ice spiders, posing a greater threat to the team.

The soldiers gathered around after hearing this, their eyes full of curiosity and vigilance. They had never seen such a strange sight before, but they were more aware of the danger these eggs represented.

"We must destroy them," a soldier suggested, with unquestionable determination in his voice.

Bai Ye nodded in agreement, then looked around for something that could start a fire. In this cold cave, fire was undoubtedly one of the scarcest resources, but burning these spider eggs was undoubtedly the most direct and effective way.

After searching for a while, Bai Ye finally found some dry moss and branches in a corner of the cave. He quickly collected these flammable materials and piled them around the spider eggs. At the same time, he ordered the soldiers to stay alert to prevent sudden attacks from the same species of ice spiders or other unknown creatures.

"Are you ready?" Bai Ye asked the soldiers, taking out a flint from his waist and preparing to light the fire.

The soldiers nodded, holding their weapons tightly, and prepared for battle. They knew that the next move was crucial, and if the fire got out of control, the entire cave might collapse, burying them under the ice.

Bai Ye took a deep breath, calmed his mind, and then struck the iron sheet violently with a flint, sparks flew everywhere, and the dry moss was instantly ignited. The flames spread quickly, devouring the surrounding branches and ice chips, making crackling sounds.