Doomsday Carnival: The Little Monster Only Has a Seven-Second Memory

When they arrived at the survivor base in F City, braving the cold wind, the five of them were shocked by the scene. Looking up, they saw a lifeless city, cold and devoid of any trace of human life.

The ice and snow froze them, turning them into large blocks of ice that stood on the ground. These steel and concrete structures were abandoned by people and sat there all alone.

The passageway leading into the underground city was quite spacious, with eight lanes, and brightly lit, with the words "F City Underground Survivor Base" written on it.

Abbreviated as F City Underground City.

Gao Lei glanced at it. "Outsiders use Channel C, right?"

Wu Zhe wasn't just sitting in the passenger seat for nothing; he immediately leaned out to help confirm, "Yes, it's lane C, to the right, there are quite a lot of people here."

Lorna also said, "There are definitely a lot!"

Outside the car window were all kinds of vehicles. Before even reaching the underpass, everyone was already consciously following the signs and walking in the right direction.

Lin Shuangshuang saw large trucks carrying supplies through the special inspection channel in Zone D, and others carrying large numbers of survivors through the green channel in Zone A.

The five of them were outsiders, and a civilian team at that, so they were subject to strict checks. Fortunately, they had completed several missions with excellent results, so after seeing these results, the number of checks was reduced.

Huo Ling cooperated fully, providing all the information they asked and answering all their questions.

As the team leader.

He has backups of all his teammates' data, so checking them is quick.

The official staff, all older women, smiled and said, "You're doing a great job as team leader."

Huo Ling smiled.

After a friendly farewell.

Gao Lei drove smoothly into the underground passage, which led directly to the underground city parking lot. Parking was only available in the designated parking area near the entrance. When moving around in the underground city, transportation was mainly by subway.

It's more convenient and safer.

The five people parked the vehicle in the parking lot but did not put it back into the storage space.

Mainly on other people's turf.

It's simpler to follow the rules; as the saying goes, when in Rome, do as the Romans do.

After getting off the bus, they headed to the subway station and, based on the map, chose which line to take. People like them who were exchanging supplies usually went straight to the exchange center as their first stop. The exchange center was not located far from the exit, so as to make it convenient for everyone to exchange things.

After getting on the subway.

Not much different from before the apocalypse, everyone was still listless, either looking down at the news or reviewing the mission, each busy with their own thing.

Lorna sighed, "Even in the apocalypse, you can't hide your old work ethic. Come to think of it, before the apocalypse, we worked just to make a living. After the apocalypse, we still can't just lie down. To make a living, you even have to fight zombies! It's truly a life of hardship, a life of hardship."

Gao Lei said, "Be content. We've been quite casual about accepting missions."

This frequency is not high.

It's said that official teams sometimes have mandatory missions that you can't refuse.

The best thing about civilian teams is their freedom; they're not subject to the rules of official bases. The downside is the lack of security; they have to bear all the risks themselves. In official bases, however, risks are shared by everyone, so if you don't have the ability to manage, it's definitely better than wandering around on the streets.

Residents of the official base can enjoy the base's benefits, while the civilian vagrants from outside the base cannot enjoy any of the base's benefits.

Everything is relative.

Wu Zhe scratched his head and said with a smile, "But when it comes down to it, I still prefer our family."

Luo Na and Gao Lei both said that they felt the same way, that there was a price to pay for these benefits, and that compared to that, they would rather be homeless.

Because freedom is priceless!

Huo Ling and Lin Shuang stood hand in hand behind Luo Na and the other two.

Watching the three of them chatter away idly.

Lin Shuangshuang stood on the subway, occasionally feeling dazed, as if she were dreaming. But when she looked up, Huo Ling was right next to her, which was unbelievable.

Huo Ling looked down at her and asked, "Why are you looking at me?"

Lin Shuangshuang laughed, "I like looking at you, are you saying I can't?"

She just keeps repeating the same few lines.

Huo Ling chuckled: "Of course you can see it. Do as you please, but you'd better take a good look and remember it."

Lin Shuangshuang raised her hand and tapped her temple. "I remember."

She will never forget him.

And it did.

Huo Ling felt soft-hearted and stopped arguing with her. Instead, he held her hand tightly. So she was a little jellyfish monster. No wonder her body temperature was always low.

He suddenly said something completely unrelated: "Back in the winter, your feet always made me feel cold."

Lin Shuangshuang was stunned, opened her mouth, and blushed for some reason, "That's right, that's because you wanted to clamp my leg, I didn't ask you to do that..."

She felt guilty.

and.

Lin Shuangshuang, as a little monster, was afraid of being exposed every day and lived in constant fear. She was very good at disguising herself as a human, but there were always things she couldn't take into account. The thing she feared and felt most embarrassed about was the difference between herself and ordinary people.

She felt guilty about having a low body temperature, fearing that Huo Ling might find it strange.

As it turned out, he just thought she was weak and kept giving her all kinds of nutrition and feeding her all kinds of delicious food every day. She did become more rosy-cheeked, but she was still cold at night when it was time to be cold.

Huo Ling eventually discovered that she was physically normal, did not suffer from menstrual cramps, was lively and energetic every day, could even fight with people, and would sometimes come back with a face full of injuries without crying. So he simply accepted her problem of being cold-natured.

As long as it doesn't affect your health, it's fine.

Lin Shuangshuang retorted, "But didn't you also like to hug me a lot in the summer?"

She couldn't push him away.

Huo Ling is afraid of the heat, so he sets the air conditioner very low in the summer. However, he is also afraid that Lin Shuangshuang will get cold, and he is also worried that the temperature is too low and it will be bad for the girl's health. So he can only give in and turn the temperature up a bit.

As a result, he was so hot that he had to stick to Lin Shuangshuang every day to cool down.

Huo Ling felt a little embarrassed when she thought about her childish behavior. That's the downside of first love. Although they were friends for four years before falling in love, they actually lived together for six years in total.

We witnessed each other's growth, their naivety, and all sorts of sadness and joy.

At that time, Lin Shuangshuang was still working for the Bad Doctor and was a mercenary. Initially, she accidentally entered Huo Ling's house because of an assassination mission, since the target was also in the Huo Ling's area.

She only intended to stay temporarily and leave after completing her task, but she couldn't bear to leave and often sneaked out to meet him.

Because the evil doctor trusted her completely—after all, she was the first-generation humanoid weapon—he felt she was loyal, as if loyalty was etched into her genes. So he lowered his guard and never expected that a humanoid weapon could awaken its own consciousness and even fall in love.

Lin Shuangshuang felt very uncomfortable whenever she had to do tasks she didn't want to do, and could only seek a moment of peace from Huo Ling.

Although the people she killed weren't exactly good people, she didn't like this kind of life.