Chapters (95)
- SYNOPSIS
- CHAPTER 1
- CHAPTER 2
- CHAPTER 3
- CHAPTER 4
- CHAPTER 5
- CHAPTER 6
- CHAPTER 7
- CHAPTER 8
- CHAPTER 9
- CHAPTER 10
- CHAPTER 11
- CHAPTER 12
- CHAPTER 13
- CHAPTER 14
- CHAPTER 15
- CHAPTER 16
- CHAPTER 17
- CHAPTER 18
- CHAPTER 19
- CHAPTER 20
- CHAPTER 21
- CHAPTER 22
- CHAPTER 23
- CHAPTER 24
- CHAPTER 25
- CHAPTER 26
- CHAPTER 27
- CHAPTER 28
- CHAPTER 29
- CHAPTER 30
- CHAPTER 31
- CHAPTER 32
- CHAPTER 33
- CHAPTER 34
- CHAPTER 35
- CHAPTER 36
- CHAPTER 37
- CHAPTER 38
- CHAPTER 39
- CHAPTER 40
- CHAPTER 41
- CHAPTER 42
- CHAPTER 43
- CHAPTER 44
- CHAPTER 45
- CHAPTER 46
- CHAPTER 47
- CHAPTER 48
- CHAPTER 49
- CHAPTER 50
- CHAPTER 51
- CHAPTER 52
- CHAPTER 53
- CHAPTER 54
- CHAPTER 55
- CHAPTER 56
- CHAPTER 57
- CHAPTER 58
- CHAPTER 59
- CHAPTER 60
- CHAPTER 61
- CHAPTER 62
- CHAPTER 63
- CHAPTER 64
- CHAPTER 65
- CHAPTER 66
- CHAPTER 67
- CHAPTER 68
- CHAPTER 69
- CHAPTER 70
- CHAPTER 71
- CHAPTER 72
- CHAPTER 73
- CHAPTER 74
- CHAPTER 75
- CHAPTER 76
- CHAPTER 77
- CHAPTER 78
- CHAPTER 79
- CHAPTER 80: WHEN YOU WALK GENTLY INTO THAT GOOD NIGHT
- CHAPTER 81
- CHAPTER 82
- CHAPTER 83
- CHAPTER 84
- CHAPTER 85: EXTRA 1
- CHAPTER 86: ROSE
- CHAPTER 87: SUMMER DAY
- CHAPTER 88: HERO
- CHAPTER 89: MUTTER (JJWXC)
- CHAPTER 89: MUTTER (HARDCOVER)
- CHAPTER 90: THE MUSHROOM’S DIARY (EXTRA)
- CHAPTER 91: THE COLONEL’S DIARY (EXTRA)
- CHAPTER 92: A PROBLEM (EXTRA)
- CHRONICLES OF THE BASE (TIMELINE)
He heard Horsen’s teasing voice. “Baby, don’t be so disgusted that you vomit.”
An Zhe was unresponsive and quietly continued to cut the next joint. He didn’t have any feelings for the monster. He even felt that it was much cleaner than the beasts that lived in the Abyss.
However, Horsen didn’t want to let him go. Footsteps were heard behind him as Horsen walked over, right hand on An Zhe’s shoulder, fingers caressing the shoulder. ”Baby, how old are you this year?”
An Zhe heard a type of greed from this tone. It was the greed of beasts in the face of food. It was just that based on his limited cognition, humans didn’t feed on the same kind. Therefore, he answered calmly, “19 years old.”
An Ze was 19 years old. Since he ate An Ze’s genes, he was probably 19.
“You look like you’re only 17.” Horsen’s laughter came from his chest and his hoarse voice was sharp and pointed.
An Zhe frowned and didn’t know how to answer.
“Horsen.” At this moment, Vance’s voice came from not far away. “Concentrate on guard duty.”
Horsen snorted and squeezed An Zhe’s shoulder before walking away.
An Zhe once again realized that each individual human might have different characters. For example, An Ze was different from the humans who took away his spore while Vance was different from Horsen. An Zhe was very grateful to Vance.
He bowed his head to continue cutting the joints. Each level was divided into three seconds and after cutting them, he neatly placed them in a pile. The shell gave off a metallic luster and was as hard as stone. Once stacked together, they made clear impact sounds.
By the time all six legs were dismantled, Vance and Anthony had also completed the dismantling of the head and came to the other half of the body. Vance glanced at the neat pile of legs on the ground and smiled. “You are quite serious.”
Then he said to Horsen, “You drive the car over there.”
Horsen didn’t speak. He just turned and walked away. An Zhe stood to one side and watched Vance and Anthony take on the monster’s chest and abdomen. He asked, “Can I help you?”
Vance spoke as he used gloves and held a long pliers the size of a human leg. “You haven’t come outside much, have you?”
An Zhe replied, “…En.”
“Just stay there.” Vance used the pliers to pry open the shell over the connection between the monster’s chest and abdomen. The edge of the shell was irregular and there were sharp black thorns at the connection to other shell pieces that flashed with a grey light. “There are many thorns and those with no experience can easily be contaminated,” Vance explained. “The pollution level of the Second Plains isn’t high and there is the possibility of infection.”