Formes Survivora i wish My Beastly Army
Chapter 4900Chocolate
You were the braturi Ella drowned. “But you’re not an ability user, right? How can a normal person be bait
Hannah looked at her in confusion instead. “Isn’t it better if normal people are bait? That’s how it’s always seen. If a normal person dies, the base doesn’t lose much anyway.”
she said it so matter-old tactly it was hard to believe such cruel words came from a girl who looked only 13
ir 14.
tobin said nothing Foro a certain point of view, Hannah wasn’t wrong.
This was a world where the strong devoured the weak. Survival was hard for everyone. The idea that the weak should always be prorotected simply didn’t exist here.
To survive, everyone had to maximize their own value. Hannah should have been a carefree child before he apocalypse. But now seat and been forced to understand this brutal truth.
Robin asked. Does vont b se i nave many people?”
Jannah glanced at her carereliv.”That’s classified…
Then take us there. Robin wid dicantly
Hannah immediately protestro. has even worse! You’re strangers! How can I just bring strangers to our
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She was surprisingly cautious,
Robin remained patient. Thini: atoto t it carefully. Did we really ruin your plan?
I’m not wrong, your plan was is not to act as bait to lure the zombies away, while the rest of your team went out to collect supples, right?
Hannah nodded slowiv
Now those zombies are gone. Your tearat ca stil go out and collect supplies. So how did we ruin your
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hasmati scratched the back of her head, booking confused.
boben continued, “Not only did we not numivyour plan, you don’t even have to be bait anymore. And
nesty, even with you as bait, you might not have been able to draw away that many zombies. The others gild could have been in danger while scavengining. But now it’s different. The zombies are all gone. So
early, we helped you. Don’t you think you should thank us?”
oked completely lost.
pse had forced her to masurare early, she still couldn’t keep up with an adult like
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Chapter 490 Chocolate
“So… Should I take you there?” she asked hesitantly.
Robin smiled and nodded.
Hannah looked around nervously at everyone before whispering, “Follow me.”
Robin and the others followed her.
This area had been a suburb before the apocalypse. Now it was even more desolate. Weeds had grown wild pushing up through cracks in the ground. Some were as tall as a child’s shin.
The extreme weather after the apocalypse-burning heat one day, heavy rain the next-had left the roads full of potholes and broken ground. They struggled as they followed Hannah through dense bushes. Soon, a small base appeared in front of them.
It had once been a village. After the apocalypse, it had been rebuilt into a base, but it clearly couldn’t hold many people.
“Wait here,” Hannah said. “I need to tell the guards before I can bring you in.”
They stopped.
Soon, a scruffy middle-aged man walked over with Hannah. He held a scythe that looked like it had been sharpened countless times. The blade glinted coldly.
“Hannah says you cleared all the zombies that were supposed to be on their route today?” the man asked coldly, scanning everyone.
Robin replied calmly, “It was just a coincidence. We just arrived in Kapitol and weren’t familiar with the rules, so we wanted to ask for guidance.”
The man’s expression didn’t change. “Ask us for guidance? No need. And don’t use those zombies as an excuse. We don’t need your help.”
“Of course.” Robin smiled and took out a bar of chocolate, handing it forward. “We understand that simple rule.”
The guard froze.
“This…” His breathing quickened, and his cold expression vanished instantly. “Is this for me?”
Robin said nothing and simply pushed it closer.
The guard took it in a daze.
Through the thin wrapper, he could clearly feel the solid shape of the chocolate inside.
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