Apocalypse: The White Moonlight Became a Possessive Mad Dog

"No." Shen Chengyin used the momentum to rub his face against Su Han's palm.

Su Han naturally wouldn't believe a man's nonsense.

He opened the door and got out of the car, walked around to the driver's side, and yanked open the door: "Get out, I'll drive."

"Need not--"

Before Shen Chengyi could finish speaking, Su Han pulled him off the driver's seat, nearly causing him to fall to the ground.

Ignoring the man's weak protests, Su Han deftly shoved him into the back seat, got into the driver's seat herself, and started the car.

The village was far from the Dawn Base, and Su Han was afraid that she would miss the people sent by Pan Taining and let them harm the village, so she deliberately chose the shortest route to make it easier to intercept the people from the Dawn Base.

This road runs through almost all of the most prosperous cities before the apocalypse, and even three years later, the threat of zombies still exists.

After driving for several hours, Shen Chengyin could no longer hold on and closed his eyes.

Su Han saw this scene in the rearview mirror and her expression tightened.

He knew Shen Chengyin wasn't asleep; he was just forcing himself to stay awake.

Otherwise, he would have been entangled into a mummy by the vines long ago.

This can't go on; we need to let Shen Chengyin rest in peace.

As evening approached, Su Han decisively turned the car around and drove into a bustling city.

The city road, blocked by wrecked vehicles, was barely cleared, leaving a gap. Based on this, Su Han could roughly guess that the city had been ransacked by some search teams.

There probably aren't many supplies left inside, and some of the zombies will be cleared out.

There was still a threat, but he couldn't find a more suitable refuge at this point.

The two did not venture deep into the city, but instead found a two-story house along the street in the suburbs as a temporary base.

The outskirts of the city are deserted; no one comes.

Su Han quickly surveyed the area, but seeing no zombies, she immediately helped Shen Chengyin up and carried him up to the second floor.

The second floor was probably where some merchant lived before, with simple single beds and clutter piled up, making it almost impossible to step on anything.

Su Han quickly cleared a place to stand, and when he turned around, Shen Chengyin was sitting on the dirty single bed, staring at him without blinking.

The little green bird perched on Shen Chengyin's head, looking anxious, and kept pecking at Shen Chengyin's head with its beak.

The man's cheeks were flushed with a sickly redness, and his eyes were unfocused due to the high fever, yet they were fixed on Su Han with a stubborn instinct.

Su Han stepped forward and checked Shen Chengyin's temperature.

It's too hot to handle; if it stays on the heat any longer, it'll burn you silly.

"Sleep now, we're right here. I'm not going anywhere until you wake up."

Su Han bent down and pressed her forehead against Shen Chengyin's forehead.

Shen Chengyin raised his hand and gripped the back of Su Han's neck, preventing him from retreating. Those usually calm and unwavering eyes now shone like molten gold, terrifyingly bright in the dim light.

"Swear it."

"I swear," Su Han said without hesitation, "I guarantee that the first thing you'll see when you wake up is me."

His hand went up, his fingertips running through the man's hair, stroking it as if he were soothing a large dog.

"not enough."

Promises alone are not enough.

He wanted more.

He was insatiably greedy, like a starving dog, licking and biting at any bone he saw, hiding it in a place only he knew. The aroma of meat couldn't satisfy his hungry stomach; he wished he could chew Su Han up and swallow him whole, even if it meant tearing his intestines and dying together, it would be damn worth it.

Shen Chengyin spoke with a burning intensity, stubbornly refusing to close his eyes.

Su Han had no way to deal with him.

What could he do to Shen Chengyin? At most, he could only kiss the mole on the other's nose, showering him with kisses from the nose to the corner of his lips.

He grabbed Shen Chengyin's hand and pressed it against the scar behind his ear. He knew Shen Chengyin liked that spot, liked having marks on his body, and felt at ease just touching it.

"Shen Chengyin, you have to believe me."

The man breathed heavily, and then the surrounding clutter vanished as quickly as if a scene from a movie had been cut. In its place appeared various supplies that Shen Chengyin had taken out of his spatial storage.

Food and drinks, all sorts of magazines, and even the beds they used to sleep in at the regeneration base.

There were so many things that they quickly filled the entire room.

Before Su Han could even tidy himself up, he felt a sudden weight on him. Shen Chengyin's eyes were tightly closed, and he collapsed weakly against Su Han's chest, finally losing consciousness completely.

At the same time, the entire room shook. Vines shot up from the ground, weaving into a dense, impenetrable net that sealed off the doors and windows.

The entire room was instantly plunged into darkness.

Suhan:…………

That jerk still doesn't believe him.

He carefully laid Shen Chengyin flat on the bed and searched through the mountain of supplies for a long time before finally finding a flashlight.

By the light of the flashlight, Su Han and the little green bird made eye contact.

The little green bird had flown to a vine by the window at some point, gripping it tightly with its two little claws, and sighed with its beak open.

I don't know what she's sighing about, but it's kind of cute.

Su Han chuckled and searched through the supplies in the room for a long time before finding a bag of bread, which she broke open and fed to the little green bird.

The little green bird accepted everything offered, flying over to eat the bread crumbs bit by bit. After finishing, it would flap its wings and fan the crumbs off the bed onto the floor.

Su Han began to tidy up the mess in the room.

Shen Chengyin suddenly developed a high fever. In fact, he already had some guesses about the other party's awakening of superpowers.

In his previous life, Shen Chengyin awakened six elemental powers—metal, wood, water, fire, earth, and thunder—when he left the village because he was traumatized by witnessing the villagers being buried by a mudslide.

The superpower that Shen Chengyin has now awakened is most likely related to elements.

The room connects to a bathroom that has been unused for a long time; it can be used after a quick cleaning.

Su Han found all sorts of things among the pile of supplies that Shen Chengyin had pulled out of his spatial storage. Shen Chengyin must have really run out of steam, which is why he was rummaging around like that.

The food and household items were a diverse array, including the extra-large umbrella that Li Tian had given him, which lay quietly in the corner.

Su Han took out a few reagents from the pile of supplies; they had some things written on them that he couldn't understand.

He still remembered that this was the Nirvana reagent.

He picked up the reagent, held it up to the light, and put it in his pocket.

After sorting and classifying all the supplies, Su Han stared blankly at the shiny chain on her wrist.

This thing... seems to have been something Shen Chengyin got from Jiang Yurou.

It looks like some kind of jewelry, but it's way too long.

There was no mirror in the room, so Su Han picked up the thing and unfolded it, comparing it from various angles, but still couldn't figure out how it was worn.

Are we supposed to wear three layers around our necks?

He sat on the edge of the bed and curiously put the chain around his neck.

Something seems wrong; the whole thing is tangled together, lacking any aesthetic appeal.

Su Han changed the hole again and put it back in.

That's not quite right either.

He tried it a few times and found that there was a lobster clasp behind one of the small holes that could be opened, which is consistent with the characteristics of wearing jewelry.

Su Han felt like she had discovered a new continent. She opened the lobster clip and put it around her neck.

This time it finally worked.

No sooner said than done, the little green bird, who was standing obediently on the bed, saw this scene and its beady green eyes shone with excitement.

It flapped its wings and rushed forward, biting the lobster hook behind Su Han's neck.

Su Han didn't understand what was wrong with the bird, so she raised her hand to shoo it away. Only when she was about to remove the chain did she realize that the lobster clasp was deformed.

...This chain can't be removed!