Heroic Death System

Di Kui put Shang Ke on the sofa, and then pulled out the finger he had inserted into his neck, and several streams of blood gushed out of the hole immediately.

Shang Ke's broken cervical spine has grown back, leaving only the blood hole in the neck. After a few seconds, the blood stopped flying and began to heal little by little.

Before he had time to celebrate his resurrection, Shang Ke felt a chill on his neck, as if something sticky was licking the blood on his neck. Looking back, he saw the little red-eyed zombie squatting on the back of the sofa, He leaned over and buried his head in his neck, hissing contentedly from his throat from time to time.

Then, she suddenly opened her mouth and bit down on his neck.

With a wave of Di Kui's arm, he threw her against the wall.The little zombie turned over, landed on all fours, and howled at Di Kui a few times in protest, but didn't dare to approach Shang Ke any more, and just circled around the sofa anxiously.

Seeing the little zombie leaning on this human neck to lick blood just now, Di Kui felt inexplicably upset, so he opened the little zombie without thinking.

Glancing at his neck, Di Kui said, "I'm going to the human base, show me the way."

This human seems to have very interesting abilities, and he plans to keep it by his side.

He's going to a human base?What is a zombie king doing in a human base?How field trips are destroying the world faster?

Others may not know it yet, but Shang Ke is very clear that only he can kill the Zombie King in this world, and the Zombie King is an invincible existence until he finds a specific method of implementation.

So Shang Ke would not bring this dangerous guy into the survivor's base no matter what, and even tried to delay the time for him to find the base as much as possible.

"As long as you don't kill me, I will lead you the way." Shang Ke touched his neck and nodded with a very small arc.

Di Kui expressed satisfaction with his obedience, and immediately led him out of the building.

This building was already surrounded by a large group of zombies, they roared at Shang Ke, roared, and opened their teeth and claws excitedly.

Although Shang Ke's wound had healed, his body was still stained with blood, and the delicious smell kept stimulating the hungry zombies.

But with Di Kui's coercion, they dare not rush forward.

Shang Ke followed closely behind Di Kui, passing in front of them with a cold face.The two walked among the crazy zombies, like superstars receiving cheers from fans, although these "fans" were a little violent and brutal...

At this time, a zombie seemed unable to withstand the temptation, and quietly stretched its claws towards Shang Ke's arm.

Shang Ke made a wrong step and easily dodged, but his sleeve was not spared and a piece was torn off.

Di Kui stopped in his tracks, glanced coldly at the zombie, and snorted softly, and then saw an invisible ripple in the air, the zombies were like reeds blown down by the wind, with Di Kui as the center , Qi Qi dumped all around.

Seeing this scene, Shang Ke secretly took a deep breath, and reconfirmed that the heroic route of killing the zombie king is not suitable for him, and it is more practical to take the initiative to send his own neck to the sword of the "protagonist".

The zombies who were knocked down by Di Kui's "hum" restrained their arrogance one after another, honestly dispersed, and "reluctantly" watched the two leave.There were only a dozen general-level zombies still following them, but after ten minutes, they also left separately, and in the end only the little zombie I met in the building was left.

Di Kui led Shang Ke from dusk to dusk, then as if thinking of something, he turned around and asked, "Where are you going?"

You finally remembered to ask this question!If it wasn't for making sure that your direction was completely opposite to the base, I thought you knew the way!

Shang Ke tried his best to control his facial expression, and said calmly: "Just keep going this way."

Di Kui nodded without any doubt, with an appearance of "I believe everything you say".

The two walked for more than half an hour, and Shang Ke suddenly said, "I'm a little tired, can I take a rest?"

Relying on his immortality, Shang Ke boldly made this request, trying to touch Di Kui's bottom line.

Di Kui was not angry, waved his hand and disappeared in place, obviously agreeing.

Shang Ke breathed a sigh of relief, sat down by a collapsed wall, washed the blood on his body with water magic, and changed into clean clothes.

Putting the blood-stained clothes aside, Shang Ke was about to start a fire and roast a few potatoes to fill his stomach, when he suddenly caught a glimpse of a black shadow flashing by from the corner of his eye, pounced on the clothes he just changed, and rolled into a ball excitedly.

It was the little zombie.

After Shang Ke recognized her, he ignored her and continued to do his business.

The little zombie rolled over the clothes for a while, and then pulled it on his body, loose and loose, looking a little funny.

Shang Ke took advantage of the time between roasting potatoes and glanced at her, only to see that she tilted her head, bit off her collar, chewed it in her mouth, and then spat it out in disgust.Obviously, she was not interested in the tasteless fabric, but the blood stains on it.

Shang Ke: How long has this ferocious child been hungry...

After eating two potatoes, Shang leaned against the wall, planning to take a nap.Even if you don't feel sleepy, try to "sleep" for a time difference.

But after a long time, Shang Ke felt that the airflow around him was changing, and half opened his eyes, and Di Kui was sitting next to him.

"Your flesh and blood are not tasty." Di Kui said suddenly.

Shang Kehehe: Thank you so much for your evaluation!

"Why do other zombies like to eat?" Di Kui seemed to be asking Shang Ke, but also seemed to be talking to himself.

Shang Ke remained silent: He doesn't want to discuss with a zombie whether his meat is good or not!

"You are very special, and your meat is also very special." He frowned deeply, as if he had been troubled by this question for a long time, "Why don't I just like to eat it?"

Luckily you don't like to eat it!Otherwise, wouldn't he be eaten over and over again?

"Among humans, is there any species as special as you?" Di Kui asked seriously.

Shang Ke: ...I don't know, I thought you asked me to introduce you to a blind date.

"Why don't you speak?" Di Kui's eyes flashed two stern cold lights, and he played the stunt of turning his face as soon as he said it.

Shang Ke seemed to hear the voice of his nerves tensing instantly, he thought for a moment, and asked tentatively: "What do you like to eat?"

"If I know, do I still need to ask you?" Di Kui said with a cold and arrogant expression, "If it wasn't for finding the food I like to eat, how could I condescend to ask a human being for advice?"

Shang Ke endured it, and said as calmly as possible: "...I can try to find food for you."

"How to help?"

"The tastes of zombies and humans should be very different. If you are willing to let me do a few tests for you, you can probably know which taste you are more sensitive to, and then look for corresponding ingredients based on this taste." Shang It can be seen that Di Kui is obviously more interested in food than going to the human base.If he can use food to divert his attention, maybe he can solve a crisis for mankind.

Di Kui accepted Shang Ke's proposal without hesitation.The suspicion, vigilance, calculations and other brain-burning things of the worldly people have no meaning to his invincible existence.

Having fulfilled Di Kui's request, Shang Ke passed the night peacefully.

When packing the luggage the next day, Shang Ke saw a large piece of rags scattered on the open space not far away, probably made by the little zombies, and didn't pay much attention to it.

When he saw the little zombie, he was surprised to find that her eyes turned purple.Overnight, from the rank of brigadier general to the rank of general, his intelligence seems to have improved, and he is no longer as crazy as before, but he is still hyperactive.

Shang Ke's brows were frowned indistinctly. I don't know if he was careless. He always felt that the sudden evolution of the little zombie might have something to do with his flesh and blood.

If this is the case, doesn't that mean that all the zombies that have devoured his flesh and blood will be able to evolve?

Thinking about it this way, Shang Ke is in a bad mood.He remembered one of the task options provided by the system - "killed by the 'protagonist'".He originally thought that the "protagonist" was unlikely to kill him, because he was the only one who could kill the zombie king, but if his flesh and blood could promote the rapid evolution of zombies, then his existence would be a threat to the entire human race.

The best way to deal with the "protagonist" is to let him kill the zombie king first, and then kill him, so as to avoid future troubles.

From this point of view, no matter whether he kills or is killed, the ending is inevitable. This is still the most ideal state. If the zombie king kills the "protagonist" before he kills him, then the world will be completely reduced to zombies hunting grounds.

His own immortal body can provide unlimited nourishment for the evolution of zombies. Even if he succeeds in killing the zombie king in the end, his flesh and blood will breed a new zombie king sooner or later.

Therefore, he must first ensure the safety of the "protagonist", and he must not be allowed to die in Di Kui's hands, not to mention that he may be his own man.

Shang Ke quickly made calculations in his heart, regardless of whether the "protagonist" is his man or not, he must save his life.

The existence of the "protagonist" is the key to this life-and-death struggle.As long as he is there, the worst ending will not happen.

"Human, are you packed?" Di Kui's hoarse voice came from a distance.

Shang Ke restrained his mind, carried the big bag on his back, and quickly ran towards Di Kui.

"Don't call me 'human'." Shang Ke decided to use all means to build a good relationship with the zombie king.

"You're human, why can't I call you 'human'?"

"You are a zombie, shouldn't I also call you a 'zombie'?"

Di Kui said proudly: "I am not a zombie, I am the 'king' of zombies."

The word "Wang" is very clearly pronounced, and one more word means that it is different from ordinary goods.

"Then call you 'King' from now on?" Shang Ke answered casually, but regretted it after he finished.

Sure enough, Di Kui nodded approvingly: "Just call me 'Wang'."

Shang Ke: "..."

"Since you call me 'Wang', then I'll call you 'Human'?" Di Kui also knew how to reciprocate.

Shang Ke: "...please call me 'Shang Ke', thank you."

"Shang Ke? Well, Shang Ke, when will the test start?"

Shang Ke replied: "After collecting ingredients with different flavors, we can start."

"very good."

While chatting "friendly", the two headed in the completely opposite direction from the human base...