A Journey of American Comics Starting from the Zombie Universe

At the edge of the jungle, Bai Ye led the soldiers forward in a hurry, their hearts full of vigilance and anxiety. The fierce gunfire just now made them realize that there might be unknown dangers hidden here. They must find those hunters as soon as possible and try to avoid them, otherwise they might fall into a more dangerous situation.

However, after they passed through dense bushes and climbed over rugged mountains, they were surprised to find that there was no one here. The gunshots seemed to come from another world and were out of place here.

"Bai Ye, where are those hunters? Where did they go?" a soldier asked puzzledly.

Bai Ye shook his head, his eyes searching around, trying to find traces of hunters. However, he saw nothing except dense jungle and occasional bird calls.

"I don't know, but we must be careful. There may be traps or ambushes hidden here." Bai Ye said.

The soldiers nodded and began to move forward more cautiously. They used their weapons to push aside the bushes and stomped the ground firmly under their feet, fearing to trigger any potential danger.

At this moment, a soldier suddenly stopped and pointed to a tree hole in front of him and said, "Bai Ye, look there!"

Bai Ye heard this and walked over quickly. He carefully observed the tree hole and found a tape recorder inside. The tape recorder looked a bit old, but the buttons and indicator lights on it were still intact.

"This is... a tape recorder?" Bai Ye said in surprise.

The soldiers gathered around and looked at the tape recorder curiously, trying to figure out its origin and purpose.

"Could it be that the gunshots just now came from this tape recorder?" another soldier speculated.

Bai Ye nodded, and he reached out and pressed the play button on the recorder. Sure enough, a clear burst of gunfire came out of the recorder, exactly the same as the sound they had just heard.

"It seems that we have indeed been misled by this recorder." Bai Ye said.

The soldiers breathed a sigh of relief, knowing that they no longer had to worry about those unknown hunters. However, when they were about to move forward, Bai Ye suddenly stopped.

"Wait, I don't think we should just leave like this." Bai Ye said.

The soldiers looked at Bai Ye in confusion, not knowing why he said that.

"Since there is a recorder here, it means someone has been here before. Moreover, this recorder is most likely placed here for some purpose. If we can find its owner, perhaps we can get some useful information." Bai Ye explained.

The soldiers thought Bai Ye's words made sense, and they began to search the jungle separately. They carefully observed every inch of land, trying to find any traces that might leave clues.

However, as time went by, they still did not find any useful information. It was as if the hunters had disappeared from thin air, leaving no trace.

"Bai Ye, what should we do? Are we going to wait here forever?" a soldier said impatiently.

Bai Ye shook his head. He knew that he couldn't just give up. He took a deep breath and made a decision.

"No, we can't wait any longer. But we can set up a camp here. On the one hand, we can rest and replenish our strength, and on the other hand, we can continue to search for the traces of those hunters." Bai Ye said.

The soldiers nodded in agreement. They began to work together, some were responsible for setting up tents and campfires, some were responsible for finding food and water, and some were responsible for setting up cordons around the area to prevent any accidents.

Under Bai Ye's leadership, the soldiers quickly completed the construction of the camp. They sat around the campfire and began to enjoy the rare peace and tranquility. However, their hearts were always full of vigilance and anxiety, because they knew that there were still unknown dangers hidden here.

"Bai Ye, why do you think those hunters are here?" asked a soldier.

Bai Ye was silent for a moment and then said: "I don't know. But I am sure that they must have some ulterior motives. We must be careful to ensure our own safety."

The soldiers nodded in agreement. They knew that they had to stay alert and calm at all times in order to survive in this jungle.

As night fell, a mysterious and strange atmosphere began to permeate the jungle. The soldiers gathered around the campfire, their weapons ready to deal with any possible dangers. Bai Ye sat aside, searching in the darkness, trying to find any possible clues.

However, as time passed, nothing unusual happened. The soldiers began to relax their vigilance and started talking in low voices, sharing stories and experiences with each other.

At this moment, a slight sound of footsteps suddenly sounded in the jungle. The soldiers immediately became alert and tightened their weapons, ready to deal with possible enemies.

"Everyone be careful, something is happening!" Bai Ye said in a low voice.

The soldiers immediately fell silent, and pricked up their ears, trying to catch more sounds. However, the sound of footsteps seemed to have disappeared and never sounded again.

"Bai Ye, are we too nervous? There is no one here at all." A soldier said uncertainly.

Bai Ye shook his head, his eyes still fixed on the depths of the jungle. He knew that he couldn't let his guard down, because there were too many unknowns and dangers hidden here.

"No, we can't let our guard down. Someone has indeed been here, and it is very likely those hunters. We must be careful to ensure our own safety." Bai Ye said.

The soldiers nodded in agreement and began to observe their surroundings more carefully, trying to find any possible clues.

However, just as they were about to continue their search, a sudden strong wind broke the tranquility of the jungle. The strong wind swept in, blowing the trees to the ground and blowing the soldiers' tents and campfires into pieces.

"Everyone, find cover!" Bai Ye shouted.

The soldiers looked for places to hide from the strong wind, some hid behind boulders, some hid in tree holes, and some hugged the trees around them tightly, fearing that they would be blown away by the strong wind.

The strong wind lasted all night and gradually subsided until the next morning. The soldiers came out from their respective shelters, looking at the mess on the ground and the dilapidated camp, their hearts filled with helplessness and frustration.

"Bai Ye, what should we do? The camp has been destroyed." said a soldier.

Bai Ye looked at the scene in front of him, and his heart was filled with heaviness and depression. However, he knew that he could not just give up. He took a deep breath and made a decision. "Don't be discouraged, we still have a chance. We can rebuild the camp and continue to search for the hunters. As long as we unite as one and work together, we will definitely find a way out." Bai Ye said.

The soldiers nodded in agreement. They began to move separately, some looking for materials to build tents, and others starting to relight the campfire and prepare breakfast.

Under Bai Ye's leadership, the soldiers quickly rebuilt the camp. They sat around the campfire and began to enjoy the rare warmth and peace. However, their hearts were always filled with vigilance and anxiety, because they knew that there were still unknown dangers hidden here...

After rebuilding the camp, the soldiers began to collect wood more carefully in case of emergency. They knew that wood was an indispensable resource for survival in this jungle, which could not only be used to build camps and campfires, but also to make tools and weapons.

Bai Ye led his soldiers deep into the jungle, and they carefully searched every inch of land, trying to find the best quality wood. They cut down trees with machetes, tied the wood with ropes, and then carefully transported it back to the camp.

"Everyone, please pay attention. What we are looking for is the kind of wood that is hard and not easy to rot." Bai Ye said to the soldiers while cutting down trees.

The soldiers nodded to show that they understood. They began to search for wood more attentively, no longer cutting it randomly as before. They knocked on the tree trunks with their hands and listened to the sound of the wood to judge its quality and hardness.

After some effort, the soldiers finally collected enough wood. They began to work together to cut the wood into different sizes and shapes for building camps and making tools.

Bai Ye was on the side, instructing the soldiers on how to make better use of wood. He taught them how to cut wood, how to splice it together, and how to reinforce the structure to make it more stable and durable.

Under Bai Ye's guidance, the soldiers gradually mastered the skills of making wood. They began to operate the tools in their hands more skillfully, cutting wood into various shapes and sizes. Their techniques became more and more skilled, and the wooden products they made became more and more exquisite and practical.

However, just as the soldiers were immersed in the joy of making wood, a sudden roar broke the silence of the jungle. A huge beast rushed out of the jungle and headed straight for the camp.

The soldiers immediately became alert, holding their weapons tightly, ready to deal with possible dangers. Bai Ye quickly commanded the soldiers to prepare for defense, while reminding them to stay calm and alert.

The beast was getting closer and closer, with a ferocious light flashing in its eyes, as if it was going to destroy the camp. The soldiers watched the beast's movements nervously, ready to attack at any time.

However, just as the beast was about to rush into the camp, Bai Ye suddenly shouted, "Stop!"

The soldiers looked at Bai Ye in surprise, not knowing why he did this. However, Bai Ye did not explain, but quickly walked to the beast and gently tapped the ground with a long wooden stick in his hand.

Surprisingly, the ferocious beast gradually calmed down under the knocking sound of Bai Ye. It began to retreat, and then slowly turned away, as if it was frightened by some mysterious power.

The soldiers watched this scene with surprise and awe in their hearts. They all looked at Bai Ye with admiration, marveling at his courage and wisdom.

"Bai Ye, how did you do it?" a soldier asked curiously.

Bai Ye smiled and explained: "The beast is only attracted by our smell and voice. It has no real ill intentions. As long as we can stay calm and alert, and communicate with it in the right way, we can avoid unnecessary conflicts."

The soldiers nodded in agreement. They began to respect and understand the creatures in the jungle more, and learned to face them in a more peaceful and rational way.

In the following days, the soldiers continued to go deeper into the jungle and collect more wood. They not only used this wood to build camps and make tools, but also used it to build a simple fortification to prevent accidents.

They also set up some traps and alarms in the jungle to detect and respond to possible dangers in time. At the same time, they also learned how to identify and use plants and fruits in the jungle to replenish their physical strength.

Under Bai Ye's leadership, the soldiers gradually adapted to the life in the jungle. They learned how to live in harmony with the creatures in the jungle and how to use the resources in the jungle to survive. Their bodies gradually became stronger and more flexible, and their will became more firm and brave.

However, just as they were gradually adapting to jungle life, a sudden news made them fall into contemplation. A soldier accidentally discovered a mysterious symbol in the jungle, which seemed to be related to the sign of the secret passage on the map.

"Bai Ye, look at this symbol. Isn't it very similar to the sign of the secret passage on the map?" the soldier said, pointing to the symbol on the ground.

Bai Ye came over immediately after hearing this. He carefully observed the symbol and compared it with the one on the map. After comparing them, he was surprised to find that the symbol was exactly the same as the one on the map.

"It seems that we have found the clue to the secret passage." Bai Ye said.

The soldiers were excited when they heard this, because they knew that this meant they finally had a chance to leave the isolated island.

However, when they were about to move forward in the direction indicated by the symbol, they found that there was a dense swamp in front of them. The swamp was full of dangers and uncertainties, and if they were not careful, they might fall into it and be unable to extricate themselves.

"It seems that we have to find a way to cross this swamp." Bai Ye said.

The soldiers nodded in agreement. They began to look for ways to cross the swamp. Some tried to build a bridge with wood, while others tried to find a detour.

However, after some effort, they found that none of these methods were feasible. The swamp was too muddy and dangerous, and they could easily get stuck in it. Moreover, they did not have enough time and resources to build a stable bridge or find a safe detour.

"It seems that we have to think of a smarter way." Bai Ye said.

The soldiers began to ponder. They thought about how to cross the swamp safely without wasting too much time and resources. After some discussion, they finally came up with a feasible solution.

They decided to use the wood and ropes they had to make a simple raft that would float on the swamp and allow them to cross safely.

Under Bai Ye's guidance, the soldiers began to make the raft. They cut the wood into suitable sizes and shapes, and then tied them together with ropes. After some hard work, a simple and practical raft was finally born.

Soldiers boarded the rafts one after another, carefully paddling with sticks in their hands, trying to maintain balance and stability. However, because the swamp was too muddy and dangerous, they still fell into it many times.

At this time, Bai Ye was always the first to rush forward, using the stick and rope in his hand to pull the soldiers out of the swamp. His movements were swift and powerful, as if an invisible giant hand was protecting them.

After a difficult journey, the soldiers finally managed to cross the swamp. They cheered and celebrated this hard-won victory.