Inside the bunker.

The adorable girl, the incarnation of the Queen, timidly crawled into Lin Yi's arms.

She gazed at Lin Yi with fascination.

"It's time to make a baby..."

"Aren't you too eager? At least let me get a bed or something!"

Lin Yi conjured a huge double bed from the warehouse, complete with a mattress, sheets, a blanket, and pillows.

The delicate girl immediately dove under the blanket.

She looked at him expectantly.

Lin Yi quickly undressed and got in.

"Could you... turn off the light? I'm... a bit shy..." Siri said cutely, chattering away.

Lin Yi silently got up and turned off the flashlight.

Then, he returned to the bed and quickly took off the rest of his clothes.

However, in the pitch darkness, he had no idea where the "mom" of his future bug baby was.

At this moment, realizing what was about to happen, Siri hid at the edge of the bed, both excited and scared.

"Ah..."

A stifled moan echoed in the bunker...

"Please..."

~~~~~~

Russia, Nizhny Novgorod.

A young red-haired lad climbed the ladder to the watchtower and shouted.

"The convoy is back, chief."

"How's the situation?"

A young woman sitting in an armchair asked, she was looking at the dense forest beyond the city.

"We were attacked by a group of Level 2 moose on the way back... we lost two cars and seven people..."

"Damn monsters! This is the fifth attack in two days!"

The blue-haired woman sitting in the chair slammed the table in front of her and stood up.

In the past few weeks, Tatiana had united all the districts of Nizhny Novgorod.

And she established a food trade network with nearby major cities, but mutant animals were still causing trouble.

"Contact the leaders of Kazan, Yaroslavl, and Ulyanovsk. Tell them I'm willing to sell them vending machines.

But only if they help us deal with these animals or provide us with weapons. Those monsters have destroyed all the military bases—now there's only a pile of scrap metal left!"

"Chief... are you sure you want to do this? We'll lose a source of income..."

"If we don't, we'll not only lose a source of income but also our lives. Why do you think I've been sitting here all this time?"

The young woman pointed at the forest and shouted loudly.

"I've been observing the animals in the forest, they're also watching us, and there are so many of them!"

"But chief... we've already learned how to fend them off, we killed over forty of them yesterday."

"But there are thousands in the forest..."

Tatiana had already started regretting taking on this responsibility, before, she only had to worry about herself, but now countless other lives were in her hands.

~~~~~~

China, outskirts of the capital.

A few days ago

A small two-story house sat silently in a small green garden.

The empty porch faced the street.

The surroundings of the house were so peaceful and serene, seemingly undisturbed by anything.

But this was merely an illusion...

Inside the house, in the center, darkness was rampant.

It seemed as though a rift had torn through space itself, sucking everything into its wide-mouthed void.

A powerful whirlwind was shrouded in darkness.

The terrible, completely opaque tornado roared as it spun, drawing everything in.

Cups, chopsticks, newspapers...

They all flew into the vortex.

Tables, shelves, sofas, dressers... even the walls themselves began to deform, wallpaper, wooden blocks, and shattered plasterboards flew into the void.

Next were the beams inside the walls, and finally, two elderly zombies...

Everything was pulverized into atoms, sucked into the open black hole.

When the house was reduced to rubble, the whirlwind turned yellow and expanded outward, reaching a length of four meters and a height of eight meters, eventually forming something akin to a teleportation gate.

After a while.

Two humanoid creatures appeared...

They had four arms, gray skin, slightly elongated faces, sharp teeth, and were entirely hairless.

"This is a good place, densely populated!"

A creature dressed in a black vest and dark blue pants grinned as it spoke.

He bared his full set of teeth, with two unsheathed swords hanging on his back and a dagger in his belt.

"Don't let your guard down, brother." The other creature also spoke.

He was larger in body size than his brother, wearing heavy armor made of leather and metal.

"Tell them we've found a good spot, have them come quickly."

"You're always ordering me around, brother!" the younger brother complained, but seeing his brother's stern expression, he lowered his head and walked back to the teleportation gate.

A minute later, others like them started pouring out of the teleportation gate.

About four hundred in total.

They carried bags and boxes, but they also had carts and some kind of animals.

"Everyone's here, brother."

"Very well, we return in two days. We camp here, those trees over there serve as a good barrier, and those houses..."

"Captain! A horde of zombies is coming this way—a lot of them!" shouted the lookout on the roof.

The captain arranged for soldiers to stand guard and sent out scouts.

They were on a completely unfamiliar planet, unaware of its dangers, not even knowing its difficulty level.

For this reason, the lord of these humanoid creatures dispatched a complete squad of four hundred soldiers to gather information and find a suitable place for their main base.

"Alright, warriors! Let's warm up and earn some Coin."

The captain shouted, drawing an axe in each hand.

Four hundred soldiers quickly gathered around him.

Some of them wore steel armor, others wore light leather armor, and some wore cloaks, holding magic staffs.

Their weapons varied greatly, with oddly shaped long spears, slingshots, scimitars, and enormous axes.

The soldiers were eager for battle.

Zombies appeared quickly...

"Hahaha! First Level undead!"

One of the soldiers said, then spat in the direction of the enemies.

The spit flew out quite a distance, about thirty meters, hitting a zombie right in the eye.

At first, the zombie didn't react, preparing to rage and rush at the disrespectful enemy to bite off a piece of his flesh, but then it suddenly froze...

It took an unsure step forward, then collapsed face-down, hitting the ground and kicking up dust.

A strange, almost shimmering steam rose slowly from the back of its head.

It turned out that this humanoid creature's spit had burned through its eye, reaching its brain...

Another thirty or more deadly spits landed on the undead—an Acidic Liquid Skills!

After the burning spit, came a round of attacks from magic stones and magic.

The whistling sound echoed.

The zombie horde began to close in on these humanoid creatures.

But soon, their bodies were torn to pieces, covered in acid-corroded gray matter, scattered across the battlefield.

But that was not the end.

Constant waves of zombie hordes surged toward these humanoid creatures, seemingly endless.

As soon as one group of undead fell, more immediately appeared to fill the gap.

A round of volleys, another, a third, a twentieth...

The enemies kept coming, their numbers not decreasing, but seemingly increasing.

These humanoid creatures soon engaged in hand-to-hand combat with the enemies.

They proved worthy of their elite status; a group of First Level zombies posed no threat to them.

But ten minutes passed...

Zombies continued surging in with no end in sight.

The battle was still raging fiercely.

Acid whistled through the air, humanoid soldiers grunting, zombie heads chopped off and flying about, severed limbs crossing the battlefield.

Twenty minutes passed...

The mages' magic value was depleted.

Thirty minutes...

All of the humanoid creatures' reinforcement troops and ranged attackers were killed...

Even though they wore upgraded vaccine bracelets, what use could a bracelet be if its owner was devoured alive by over twenty zombies?

The melee warriors fought with all their strength but had nowhere to retreat; they were already surrounded!

No matter where they looked, there were more zombies!

The brother roared, his four arms seeming to have minds of their own, able to simultaneously attack enemies in four different directions, killing six or more zombies per second.

"This is a rural area. How can there be so many undead here?!"

"It seems there was once a massive horde of zombies here, and we angered them—"

The brother replied, but then a one-meter-long spike suddenly pierced through his chest!

"Brother!"

~~~~~~

Shelter, inside the bunker.

Lin Yi stared into the darkness.

"So, are you happy now?"

For the past two hours, he had been working tirelessly with Siri to get her pregnant.

The girl seemed insatiable...

She explained that the more "seeds" she collected, the better their offspring would be.

"I want more," the girl said, diving under the blankets.

If the mountain won't come to, then let's move to the mountain!

"Damn! I've got a ton of things to do today! And... oh... how are you getting so good so fast? My God..."

An hour later, Lin Yi finally rushed out of the insatiable beetle's "nest."

He quickly finished lunch and hurried back to work.

The first thing he did was teleport back to Brussels to claim his reward.

The helicopters he received weren't brand new, but they were easy to operate. They came with operating manuals and some spare parts, of course, also ammunition.

The same went for the howitzers and bombers.

As he stood in front of this winged "monster" capable of carrying thirty tons of bombs, its wingspan exceeded 54.86 meters, and the fuselage length was about 39.62 meters.

Lin Yi couldn't help but feel awe for the greatness of aviation.

No matter how powerful the enemy's ark was, this thing could easily turn it into a parking lot...

He claimed his vehicles, returned to his laptop, and set up a new vending machine to sell potatoes, vegetables, and meat at zero Coin.

Limit of two million pounds per person.

He had no reason to stay in Brussels, so he returned to the city, rode his motorcycle, and left.

His next destination was—

Leuven, east of Brussels!

The allies had already partially plundered it, taking all the most valuable items.

And there were still many zombies there, and the allies did not mention any survivors.

If there were any survivors, they could contact Lin Yi at his headquarters in Lille.

Three kilometers after driving out of the city, Lin Yi returned to the shelter.

Solomon had prepared a report on the battle results, and the system also reported that the lab had completed the analysis of the drugs...

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