A Journey of American Comics Starting from the Zombie Universe

Chapter 762 Temple

Bai Ye looked at them coldly, his voice sounded particularly cold in the wind and snow: "What do you know? The appearance of this deer is by no means accidental. The fawn I killed before was probably its cub. It came to save us because it mistakenly thought we were the murderers of its cub. Now, although it has been temporarily repelled by us, the hatred in its heart has not dissipated. If we don't get rid of it now, we will face a greater threat after it recuperates."

The soldiers felt a chill in their hearts as they listened to Bai Ye's words. They began to realize that the creatures in this wilderness might not be as simple as they imagined. Every life hides unknown secrets and powers.

Bai Ye walked to the side of the deer, looked at its still open eyes, and an indescribable complex emotion surged in his heart. He was not a cold-blooded person, but in this cruel world, he must always be vigilant and make necessary choices in order to survive.

"Rest in peace." Bai Ye whispered, then turned to the soldiers, "Let's go and leave this place as soon as possible. It's no longer safe here."

The soldiers followed Bai Ye silently, their hearts filled with heaviness and uneasiness. They knew that from this moment on, they had to be more cautious in facing every life in this wilderness, because every life could become their enemy.

The snowstorm raged again, as if it was going to swallow everything. Bai Ye and the soldiers moved forward in the snow with difficulty, their figures looming in the snowstorm. They knew that there were more challenges waiting for them ahead, but they had to keep moving forward, because only in this way could they find hope for survival.

As night fell, the snowstorm continued. Bai Ye and the soldiers found a relatively sheltered cave and decided to rest there temporarily. The cave was dark and cold, but much better than outside. They sat around a campfire, silently warming their wet clothes and frozen hands and feet.

"Bai Ye...can we really get out?" a soldier asked in a low voice, with a hint of despair in his voice.

Bai Ye looked at the soldier, and his heart was also filled with uncertainty. But he knew that he could not show these emotions. Otherwise, the morale of the soldiers would plummet.

"Of course." Bai Ye said firmly, "As long as we unite as one, nothing can stop us."

The soldiers listened to Bai Ye's words, and a glimmer of hope surged in their hearts. They all cheered up and began to discuss the next plan.

However, at this moment, a strange sound suddenly came from outside the cave. Bai Ye and the soldiers stopped what they were doing and looked towards the cave entrance nervously. They saw a vague figure slowly approaching, like a ghost walking out of the snow.

"What...is it?" a soldier shouted in horror.

Bai Ye held his weapon tightly and slowly stood up. He walked to the entrance of the cave and carefully observed the situation outside. However, due to the heavy wind and snow, he could only see a vague figure wandering in the snow.

"I don't know." Bai Ye whispered, "But we must be careful. The appearance of this figure is definitely not accidental."

The soldiers became even more nervous after hearing Bai Ye's words. They all tightened their weapons and prepared for battle. However, at this moment, the figure suddenly disappeared in the wind and snow, as if he had never existed.

"What...what's going on?" a soldier asked in a trembling voice.

Bai Ye shook his head, his heart full of doubts. He knew that there were too many secrets and dangers hidden in this wilderness. Every life could become their enemy, and every sound could hide an unknown threat.

"I don't know." Bai Ye said again, "But we must remain vigilant. The appearance of this figure may be a warning."

The soldiers nodded silently. They knew that Bai Ye was right. In this wilderness, they had to stay alert at all times in order to survive.

In this way, Bai Ye and the soldiers spent a long and tense night in the cave. When the first ray of sunlight penetrated the snow and shone into the cave, they finally breathed a sigh of relief. They knew that a new day had arrived and they had to move on.

They walked out of the cave and set out on their journey in the snow. However, at this moment, a more terrifying scene appeared before their eyes. Not far ahead, a piece of snow had strangely sunken down, as if it had been swallowed by some force.

"What...what is this?" a soldier shouted in horror.

Bai Ye stared at the sunken snow, and an unprecedented fear surged in his heart. He knew that there were too many unknowns and dangers hidden in this wilderness. And this sunken snow was probably one of the deadly traps.

"I don't know." Bai Ye whispered, "But we must be careful. The appearance of this trap may mean that there are more dangers waiting for us ahead."

The soldiers listened to Bai Ye's words and became even more nervous. They held their weapons tightly, carefully bypassed the sunken snow, and continued to move forward. However, at this moment, a more bizarre voice suddenly sounded in the distance. The voice seemed to come from the abyss of hell, carrying endless chill and despair.

"What...is that sound?" a soldier asked in a trembling voice.

Bai Ye did not answer. He stared straight ahead, trying to catch the source of the voice in the wind and snow. However, the voice seemed to be everywhere, and yet it seemed to not exist at all. It appeared and disappeared, haunting them like a ghost.

"I don't know." Bai Ye said again, "But we must be careful. The appearance of this voice may mean that we are about to face greater challenges."

The soldiers followed Bai Ye silently, their hearts filled with fear and anxiety. They knew that every life in this wilderness could become their enemy, and every sound could hide unknown threats. However, they had to keep moving forward, because only in this way could they find hope for survival.

The wind and snow were still raging, and the figures of Bai Ye and the soldiers were looming in the wind and snow. They didn't know what was waiting for them ahead, but they knew that they had to stay vigilant in order to survive in this wilderness.

In this way, they continued to move forward, and every step was full of hardship and danger. However, they had to persevere, because only in this way could they find the legendary refuge and find hope for survival in this wilderness.

As time went by, Bai Ye and the soldiers gradually lost their strength. They began to feel exhausted, and some even began to think about giving up. However, at this moment, a miraculous scene appeared before their eyes. Not far ahead, they saw an ancient building half-covered by the wind and snow.

"Look! What is that?" a soldier shouted excitedly.

Bai Ye stared at the building, and an unprecedented excitement surged in his heart. He knew that this building might be the refuge they had been looking for. As long as they could enter it, they would have a chance to survive in this wilderness.

"Everyone hurry up!" Bai Ye shouted in a low voice, "We found it!"

The soldiers cheered up and followed Bai Ye closely, running towards the building. However, when they finally arrived in front of the building, they found that the door of the building was closed, as if no one had ever opened it.

"What...what should we do?" a soldier asked anxiously.

Bai Ye looked at the door of the building, and his heart was full of doubts. He knew that this building might be their only hope. But if they couldn't open the door, they still couldn't enter and take refuge.

"Don't worry." Bai Ye whispered, "We will definitely find a way to open this door."

So, Bai Ye began to lead the soldiers to search around the building. They carefully searched every corner, trying to find the key or the mechanism to open the door. However, as time passed, they still did not find any clues.

"What...what should we do?" a soldier shouted in despair.

Bai Ye looked at these soldiers, their faces were full of exhaustion and despair. He knew that they had tried their best. But at this critical moment, he had to remain calm and firm.

"Don't panic, everyone." Bai Ye whispered, "We will definitely find the way." Bai Ye stood in front of the ancient and mysterious dark temple, with an indescribable excitement and nervousness in his heart. He knew very well that this temple might hide their only hope of survival in this wilderness. However, he also understood that this temple might also hide endless dangers and unknowns.

He took a deep breath, trying to calm his inner turmoil. Then, he turned to look at the soldiers behind him, whose faces were also filled with anticipation and anxiety.

"Is everyone ready?" Bai Ye asked in a low voice.

The soldiers nodded one after another, with a determined light flashing in their eyes. They knew that the moment had come and they had to bravely face the temple and find the place where they could live.

Bai Ye slowly pushed open the door of the temple, and a piercing cold wind blew in his face, bringing with it an indescribable chill and weirdness. He held his weapon tightly and stepped carefully into this ancient and mysterious building.

The interior of the temple was dim and cold, as if it was forever shrouded in darkness. Bai Ye and the soldiers could barely see the road ahead with the help of the torches in their hands. They moved forward cautiously, and every step was full of vigilance and anxiety.

"Everyone be careful." Bai Ye warned in a low voice, "There may be a trap hidden here."

The soldiers nodded one after another, and they followed Bai Ye closely, fearing that they would fall into a trap accidentally. However, despite their caution, the temple did not seem to let them go easily.

Suddenly, a low roar sounded from deep within the temple, as if some ferocious beast was approaching. Bai Ye and the soldiers stopped and looked nervously in the direction of the sound.

"What...is it?" a soldier asked in a trembling voice.

Bai Ye did not answer, he held his weapon tightly, ready to deal with the impending danger. However, at this moment, a huge figure suddenly jumped out of the darkness and rushed towards them.

It was a huge dark creature, its eyes flashing with strange light, as if it could see into people's hearts. Its body was covered with thick black scales, each of which flashed with cold light. Its mouth revealed sharp fangs, as if it could easily tear everything apart.

"Quick! Attack!" Bai Ye shouted and took the lead in attacking the dark creature.

The soldiers responded one after another, their weapons flashing with cold light, and they slashed at the dark creature fiercely. However, the dark creature was extremely cunning, it nimbly dodged their attacks and let out a low roar, as if mocking their incompetence.

Bai Ye looked at the dark creature, and an unprecedented anger surged in his heart. He knew that they had to get rid of this creature as soon as possible, otherwise they would not be able to move forward.

"Everyone concentrate your firepower! Attack its eyes!" Bai Ye shouted, and then took the lead in attacking the dark creature's eyes.

The soldiers followed suit, slashing at the dark creature's eyes with their weapons. Finally, with everyone's efforts, the dark creature let out a shrill roar and slowly fell to the ground.

Bai Ye looked at the dark creature lying on the ground, and a sense of victory surged in his heart. However, he also knew that this was just the beginning of their adventure. There were more dangers waiting for them in this temple.

They continued to move forward, each step full of vigilance and uneasiness. However, despite their caution, the temple did not seem to let them go easily. Suddenly, a strange light lit up deep in the temple, illuminating a mysterious area.

"Look! What is that?" a soldier shouted, pointing at the mysterious area.

Bai Ye looked in the direction the soldier pointed, and saw a huge statue standing in the mysterious area. The statue had an extremely strange shape, as if it was a giant swallowed by darkness. Its eyes were closed, as if it was in an eternal sleep. However, even though it was in a sleeping state, it still exuded a frightening aura.

"What is that statue?" Bai Ye asked in a low voice.

"I don't know," one soldier replied, "but it looks very dangerous."

Bai Ye nodded, took a deep look at the statue, and then continued to move forward with the soldiers. However, at this moment, the statue suddenly opened its eyes and emitted a dazzling black light.

The black light instantly enveloped the entire temple, making it impossible for Bai Ye and the soldiers to see the road ahead. They all stopped and looked at the statue nervously. They saw a strange light flashing in the eyes of the statue, as if watching their every move.

"Everyone be careful!" Bai Ye warned in a low voice, "This statue may have some special abilities."

The soldiers nodded one after another, holding their weapons tightly, ready to deal with the impending danger. However, at this moment, the statue suddenly let out a low roar, and then the whole body began to wriggle.

Distorted faces began to emerge from the statue, as if they were expressing endless pain and despair. The faces kept twisting, as if they were trying to break free from the statue.

Bai Ye looked at those distorted faces, and an unprecedented fear surged in his heart. He knew that this statue was definitely not something they could easily deal with. They had to find a way to leave here as soon as possible.

"Everyone, find the exit!" Bai Ye shouted, and then led the soldiers to search everywhere. However, despite their best efforts, they still could not find the exit to leave here.

At this moment, the statue suddenly let out a deafening roar, and then the entire body began to collapse and disintegrate. Countless pieces of rubble and dust fell, as if to bury them forever in this darkness.

Bai Ye and the soldiers dodged the falling rubble and dust, their hearts filled with despair and helplessness. However, at this moment, a faint light suddenly lit up in the depths of the temple, illuminating the road ahead of them.