A Journey of American Comics Starting from the Zombie Universe

Bai Ye frowned, and he stared into the depths of the woods, his heart full of hesitation and worry. He knew that if they went in rashly, they would probably get involved in an unnecessary dispute. However, if they did not go in, they might miss the only chance to find human habitation.

"Let's listen first." Bai Ye said in a deep voice, "see what they are arguing about."

The soldiers nodded one after another, and they stuck close to the edge of the woods, carefully listening to the noise inside. The quarrel became more and more intense, as if it could break out into a fight at any time.

"You guys! Why are you occupying our land!" an angry voice shouted, "This is where we have lived for generations!"

"Humph! You bunch of natives! Do you think we are afraid of you?" Another arrogant voice responded, "This land belongs to us now!"

Bai Ye heard this and immediately understood the reason. It turned out that there were indeed humans living in this tropical rainforest, and they had been invaded by outsiders. This reminded him of his own experience and the days when he had to fight against the harsh environment in order to survive.

"We have to find a way to help them." Bai Ye whispered, "We can't let these outsiders continue to run rampant."

The soldiers nodded one after another, with determination flashing in their eyes. They knew that although they were once enemies, in this tropical rain forest, they had a common enemy - the outsiders who tried to occupy their homes.

"Let's quietly approach and see if we can find any opportunities." Bai Ye said in a deep voice, "Remember, you must be careful."

The soldiers nodded one after another, and they approached the woods cautiously, with every step full of vigilance and caution, fearing that their whereabouts would be exposed if they were not careful.

Finally, they came to the edge of the woods and saw the humans inside arguing fiercely. Those outsiders were large and well-equipped, and it was obvious that the natives could not easily deal with them.

"We have to find an opportunity to take action." Bai Ye whispered, "But we must ensure our own safety."

The soldiers nodded one after another, and began to observe the movements inside, looking for possible opportunities to escape. However, those outsiders were obviously very alert, and their eyes were searching around, as if they were always on guard against possible sneak attacks.

At this moment, an unexpected opportunity arose. An indigenous resident suddenly rushed towards the outsiders and tried to snatch the weapons from their hands. However, his strength was obviously not enough to fight against those burly outsiders, and he was soon thrown to the ground.

"Now!" Bai Ye shouted, and he rushed out with his soldiers. Their goal was clear - to rescue the imprisoned indigenous people and repel the outsiders.

However, things were not as simple as they imagined. Those outsiders were obviously well-trained, and their counterattack was swift and fierce. Although Bai Ye and the soldiers were brave and fearless, they seemed a little powerless under the fierce attack of the other side.

"Everyone hold on!" Bai Ye shouted, "We can't let them succeed!"

The soldiers nodded one after another, gritting their teeth and continuing to fight the outsiders. Every collision was accompanied by broken bones and the roar of weapons, and the air was filled with a strong smell of blood.

However, at this moment, something unexpected happened. The imprisoned natives suddenly began to fight back! They found weapons and tools from nowhere and began to attack the outsiders crazily.

"Great!" Bai Ye shouted, "Everyone, work harder! We will definitely win!"

With the help of the natives, Bai Ye and his soldiers gradually gained the upper hand. The outsiders began to retreat step by step, their eyes filled with fear and despair. Finally, under a fierce attack, they were completely defeated.

"We won!" a soldier shouted excitedly, "We succeeded!"

Bai Ye smiled and nodded, his eyes full of satisfaction and pride. They not only successfully rescued the indigenous people, but also repelled the outsiders. This made him deeply realize the power of unity and the significance of fighting for justice.

However, although the battle was over, new challenges followed. Although the indigenous people were grateful for their help, they remained wary and distant from outsiders. They were unwilling to communicate with them, share food or provide shelter. This put Bai Ye and the soldiers in a dilemma.

"What should we do?" a soldier asked in a low voice, "Are we going to go on like this forever?"

Bai Ye frowned, staring at the indigenous people, his mind full of thoughts. He knew that if they wanted to survive in this tropical rainforest, they had to establish a good relationship with these indigenous people. Otherwise, they would face endless loneliness and danger.

"We must find a way to communicate with them." Bai Ye said in a deep voice, "Let them understand our intentions and goodwill."

The soldiers nodded one after another, and they began to try to communicate with the indigenous people in various ways. They used gestures, pictures, and even simple language to express their meaning. However, these attempts did not make much progress. The indigenous people still kept their vigilance and distance from them.

At this time, an unexpected opportunity appeared again. An aboriginal suddenly fell ill, and his condition was very serious and needed immediate treatment. However, the aboriginals did not have enough medical knowledge and skills to treat him.

"We have to help him." Bai Ye whispered, "This is a good opportunity to build trust."

The soldiers nodded and immediately took action. They used the medical supplies and medicines they brought to treat the sick native. After a period of effort and treatment, his condition was finally alleviated and he gradually recovered.

This incident significantly changed the attitude of the indigenous people towards Bai Ye and the soldiers. They began to be willing to communicate with them, share food and shelter with them. Some indigenous people even took the initiative to teach them the skills and knowledge of how to survive in the rainforest.

"We have finally found our place." Bai Ye said with a smile, "Although this place is full of challenges and dangers, it is also full of hope and opportunities."

Ye took a deep breath, trying to calm his heart. He turned to look at the soldiers, their faces were full of astonishment and confusion, obviously, this sudden turn of events was difficult for them to accept for a while.

"It seems that we have been deceived by this tropical rain forest again." Bai Ye's voice echoed in the empty palace, with a hint of helplessness and self-mockery, "Those natives, those flies, and that bag of rotten apples are just our illusions."

The soldiers nodded one after another, their eyes showing both relief and reluctance. Relieved because they finally understood that those seemingly real threats were just false alarms; reluctance was that they seemed to be unable to get rid of the entanglement of hallucinations in this tropical rainforest.

"It's miasma." A soldier suddenly said, pointing to a spring not far away. "There is a strange gas there. We may have hallucinations because we inhaled that gas."

Bai Ye looked in the direction of his finger and saw a spring, surrounded by a faint mist. He frowned, and a bad feeling welled up in his heart. This tropical rain forest seemed to be much more complicated than they had imagined.

"We have to leave here." Bai Ye said in a deep voice, "That miasma may be harmful to our bodies."

The soldiers nodded one after another, and they quickly packed their equipment and prepared to leave this dangerous place. However, at this moment, a burst of hurried footsteps suddenly sounded, breaking the silence in the palace.

"Who is it?" Bai Ye shouted vigilantly. He quickly pulled out his pistol and pointed it in the direction where the sound came from.

The soldiers also raised their weapons, their nerves tense to the extreme. However, when they saw the figure appearing before them, they could not help but be stunned.

It was a man, a man wearing strange clothes, with colorful stripes on his face, holding a spear in his hand, and his eyes were full of vigilance and hostility.

"Natives?" a soldier whispered, with a hint of fear in his voice.

Bai Ye frowned, and he looked at the man carefully, his heart full of doubts. The appearance of this man seemed completely different from the previous illusion. His eyes and his movements revealed a sense of reality.

"We are not here to invade." Bai Ye spoke slowly, trying to dispel the other party's hostility with a calm tone, "We are just lost and want to leave here."

The man seemed to understand Bai Ye's words, and a hint of hesitation flashed in his eyes. However, at this moment, a loud noise suddenly sounded from the depths of the palace.

"Oh no, other people are coming!" a soldier said nervously.

Bai Ye's heart tightened, and he made a quick decision. "Let's go!" He shouted, and then rushed to the exit of the palace.

The soldiers followed closely behind, looking back as they ran, fearing that they would be caught up by the unknown enemies. Fortunately, however, they did not encounter any obstacles and escaped from the palace smoothly.

When they arrived outside the palace, they found that it was already dark. The night in the tropical rainforest was full of unknowns and dangers. They had to find a safe place to spend the night as soon as possible, otherwise they might encounter an accident.

"There's a big tree over there, we can go there." Bai Ye pointed to a big tree not far away and said. The tree was tall and dense, and some animal nests could be vaguely seen among the branches and leaves.

The soldiers nodded one after another, and they quickly came under the tree and began to build a simple camp. Bai Ye stood aside, observing the situation around him vigilantly.

However, at this moment, a low roar suddenly sounded from the depths of the woods. The sound was full of threats and intimidation, as if warning them not to get close.

"It's a beast!" a soldier said nervously, with a hint of trembling in his voice.

Bai Ye frowned and quickly looked around, trying to find the beast that made the roar. However, it was dim at night and he could only vaguely see some fuzzy figures moving through the woods.

"Everyone, don't panic." Bai Ye said in a deep voice, "Let's stay alert and don't make any noise."

The soldiers huddled together, their hearts filled with fear and helplessness. In this tropical rain forest, they seemed to be insignificant and could become prey to wild animals at any time.

Fortunately, however, the beast did not continue to approach them. It just roared a few times from a distance and then disappeared into the depths of the woods.

"It seems that we are safe for the time being." Bai Ye breathed a sigh of relief. He turned to look at the soldiers, "But we must leave here as soon as possible and find a safer place."

The soldiers nodded one after another, their hearts filled with fear of the unknown and desire for safety. They knew that only by leaving here could they get rid of the entanglement and threat of this tropical rainforest.

Bai Ye led the soldiers through countless life-and-death trials in the tropical rainforest and finally walked out of this strange forest. Their faces and bodies were covered with dirt and sweat, but their eyes were shining with determination and indomitable spirit.

"We really did it." A soldier said breathlessly, his voice full of fatigue and excitement.

Bai Ye looked back at the dense jungle, his eyes full of complex emotions. This tropical rainforest is both a nightmare in their hearts and a witness to their growth. Here, they learned to be strong, brave, and to face unknown challenges.

"Yes, we did it." Bai Ye said in a deep voice, his voice revealing an indescribable vicissitude and emotion, "But this is just the beginning."

The soldiers nodded one after another, their hearts filled with awe and anticipation. They knew that although they had walked out of the rainforest, the road ahead was still long and there were still many challenges.

They walked along a winding path, and the surrounding scenery gradually became wider. The trees were no longer so dense, and the sun began to shine through the treetops onto the ground, creating mottled light and shadows. The air was filled with the fresh scent of soil and flowers, as if welcoming their arrival.

"Is this the edge of the tropical rain forest?" a soldier asked curiously.

Bai Ye nodded, his eyes searching ahead. "Yes, we have walked out of that mysterious forest, but we must also be careful of the dangers here." He said in a deep voice, "After all, this is an unknown world."

The soldiers followed Bai Ye closely, moving forward cautiously, fearing that they would accidentally trigger some unknown trap. However, as time went by, they found that although the scenery here was strange, it was not scary. On the contrary, it was full of vitality and vigor, as if it was a brand new world waiting for them to explore.

"Look!" A soldier suddenly pointed ahead and shouted, "There's a village over there!"

Bai Ye looked in the direction of his finger and saw a row of simple wooden houses scattered in an orderly manner on an open flat land not far ahead. The village was surrounded by green fields, where people were working and playing. Everything seemed so harmonious and peaceful.

"We finally found traces of humans." Bai Ye whispered, his voice full of emotion and excitement, "We are no longer fighting alone."

The soldiers nodded one after another, with hope in their eyes. They knew that finding the village meant finding food, water, and a place to rest. More importantly, they found the direction and motivation to keep moving forward.

They approached the village cautiously, fearing to disturb the residents. However, when they arrived at the edge of the village, they found that the residents seemed familiar with them.