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Tian Yi conducted a thorough examination of Tao Sanliang’s corpse.

Tao Sanliang’s physique was quite ordinary, leaning toward slenderness.

However, when he suddenly launched an attack earlier, not only were his severed arms and legs unaffected, but his muscles also showed clear signs of swelling.

If he hadn’t died so abruptly, it seemed his form might have continued to evolve.

His corpse was frozen in the state he was in at the moment of death.

After considerable effort, Tian Yi pried open Tao Sanliang’s mouth and found some residual crystalline particles inside.

The transparent crystals looked extremely familiar.

Yet their shape had changed dramatically.

It was as if someone had bitten fiercely but hadn’t swallowed completely.

Their hardness was different as well...

Oh... Tao Sanliang had indeed bitten off two of his own teeth.

Perhaps humans in this world haven’t evolved supernatural abilities, but they have developed their own methods for dealing with the transparent crystals in the zombie brain?

This was one of the pieces of information Tao Sanliang had not shared with Tian Yi.

After confirming there were no other issues with Tao Sanliang’s body, Tian Yi gathered all the recently deceased, including Tao Sanliang, and set them ablaze.

The fire consumed all the bodies into ash, leaving no trace behind.

If he wanted, Tian Yi could have fed these corpses to the resting Climbing Ivy to replenish its nutrients.

But he chose not to.

...

The motorcycle Tao Sanliang had ridden was undeniably cool.

It could navigate most parts of the city, but in areas with more complex terrain, it was less nimble than a bicycle.

So in the end, Tian Yi rode his bicycle, carrying the little orange cat and Nai Nai, towing the various supplies he found today, and leisurely returned to the small bookstore.

The bookstore wasn’t far from the Climbing Ivy and was one of the safest areas in the city.

Everything remained exactly as it was when Tian Yi left.

Nai Nai, with bandages wrapped around her fingers, obediently jumped off the bicycle, wanting to help Tian Yi carry things.

But Tian Yi certainly wouldn’t let her.

He slipped a lollipop into Nai Nai’s hand and sent her and the little orange cat to sit quietly aside.

Nai Nai’s memory of lollipops was from long ago; she stared at the sweet treat for quite a while before finally putting it in her mouth.

It was very sweet.

Sweeter than any lollipop she remembered.

Cheerful Nai Nai nibbled on the lollipop while cradling the obedient little orange cat in her lap, swinging her legs in a chair.

Today was a fine day; the sky was clear and the breeze pleasant.

The leaves of the Climbing Ivy swayed like waves in the wind.

It was a truly... happy day.

...

After tidying up the items he collected, Tian Yi felt it was about time to rest.

Another very peaceful night followed.

Only occasionally was the rustling sound of the Climbing Ivy’s tendrils crawling heard.

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