Chapter 124: Wordless Love!

The monster in front of me was drilled out of the sled dog's body, and it was the product of the birth of a virus. It has replaced the sled dog as the new host.

It has limbs and an exposed brain that can crawl or jump, with its long tongue stuck out of its mouth and its eyes stalking its prey.

And J was surprised to find that its size was still expanding! After growing to half a human height, it raises its back and drills out a pair of bone wings from behind it.

It seems that that thing is its weapon! Looking at the sharp corners of the bone wings, he began to get nervous, thinking that it must be uncomfortable to be hurt by that injury.

Hitting the light of the flashlight on the stone pillar where it was staying, J quickly fired a shot. The monster jumped on the wall, clawed at the wall, and stopped above his head.

Another shot was fired, but it dodged it. J gradually understood a little more and found that every time he fired, he watched with the eyes on his long tongue.

J pretended to shoot, raised his gun and shook it at it, and the monster was ready to jump away. J quickly seized the moment and shot it in the long tongue, breaking its tongue.

With a howl, it lunged at J, and J raised his gun to the head, and a shot was sprayed in mid-air, and after landing on the ground, it struggled a few times before it stopped moving.

J, who had just killed the monster and was in shock, reached out and wiped the blood from his forehead, and saw three other sled dogs, walking side by side from the darkness.

"Family, it's all together!"

J smiled bitterly, quickly put the gun on his back, and ran towards the power distribution room. The mutant sled dog was in hot pursuit, and he couldn't outrun anyone on four legs on two legs.

Soon he was overtaken, and as he ran, he went to dig into his pocket. You. Twin Eagles. But the clothes were so thick that it was hard to reach out and take the gun out.

Uh-huh!!

Roaring, a mutated sled dog jumped up and pounced from behind him. J crouches down with a sliding shovel and makes it fly from above, stabbing itself against an iron bar.

The gun in his clothes is finally obtained, and J turns around as the sled dog pounces on him in the face, and he shoots him. head, black blood splattered his hand.

He covered it with his hands, but his face was still unfortunate enough to splash a little, and he almost fainted from the disgusting stench, only to feel dizzy.

The last one, seeing that its companions had been killed, wisely burrowed into the hole in the wall next to it and fled. J walked around and continued to pursue it.

If you let it escape, it must be a hidden danger, and if you live with a mutant monster, you won't be able to sleep steadily, and you will always be scared.

Eventually, the sled dog ran into the sewage pipe in the basement. J followed with a flashlight, and when he got to the fork, he lost it and couldn't find it.

It was very quiet, and from time to time a few drops of water would fall on the pipe above his head, and fall on his shoulder, or on the puddle next to him, making a ticking sound of water.

It was a little hot, J took off his hat and searched for it with his gun, and the light of the flashlight shone a black shadow running through the pipe in front of him.

Striding after him, at the end of the pipe, J found the last sled dog. It straightened up, protecting something with its body.

In the darkness, behind the sleigh, there was a pair of equally glowing eyes, watching this way. The flashlight has a limited distance of light and can't see what it is.

But to be with it, J can probably think that it must also be a sled dog, but if he can protect it, it should still be a cub!

Okay, this monster has not only settled here, but has also given birth to a small one, and if you don't get rid of them today, I'm afraid this place will be their world in the future.

J remove the loose from the back. Play. gun, flashlight close to it. But the closer he got, the more he felt that the sled dog was strange, and did not back down half a step.

And when he got closer, he found that the sled dog's body was almost full of wounds, which were bitten by his companions, which surprised J and couldn't understand the situation.

Looking at its back, in addition to a small sled dog, there are three other cubs that have frozen to death and have been eaten by other sled dogs, leaving only part of their pups.

Could it be that these sled dogs are all children of this sled dog? Is it their father? If so, those scars make sense!

J boldly imagined that perhaps at that time, several sled dogs were running in the snow with their sick owners, saw the ice city, and wanted to find someone to save its owner.

But when they searched the city, they found not a single person, and when they hurried back, they found that their master had been frozen and turned into an ice corpse.

And among those sled dogs, there is another sled dog, which has already conceived a cub. In the sleigh car, they guard their owners and give birth to their young.

In the snow, the female dog who gave birth to her cubs was very weak and could not resist the ravages of ice and snow, and several puppies froze to death in the snow.

After his death, the mutated sled dog bit several of his companions to death and turned them into walking corpses, and the father of the sled dog fled with the only surviving one.

Eventually dodging them, he found the hole in the ground and escaped into the pipe with the child. But it was bitten itself and eventually mutated into a walking corpse.

But even though it turned into a walking corpse, it still didn't eat its own child, and the residual memories made it forget about itself, but it didn't forget to protect it.

The sled dogs, when they tried to eat its children, were stopped by it, resisted all attacks, and frantically protected the children, not letting them get close to half a step.

In the end, they were defeated, and they did not fight their father sled dog, who was like a bully.

So, this idea was dispelled, and those frozen cubs may have been brought back afterwards, but they have been eaten incompletely.

Face holding scattered. Play. The gun, which would shoot and kill it at any moment, still did not flinch, and rushed forward again, protecting the weak cub.

J was moved, and the hand holding the gun hesitated a little, he didn't know if he should stop or not. But if you don't kill it, it will kill itself sooner or later, which is always a hidden danger.

In the midst of a struggle, the sled dog suddenly pounced on him, and J instinctively fired a shot, hitting the sled dog in the head with a shot, and its body flew to the side.

The cub, after seeing his father on the ground, raised his little paws and walked unsteadily, crawling like his father, pushing it with his paws.

When an animal sees its companion falling, it instinctively pushes and rocks it, as if it were calling for the other, and when it finds that it is no longer moving, it hums anxiously.

The sound was like a child crying, and the listener was very worried. J couldn't bear to keep it here, so he walked over like it and tried to pick it up.

Seeing J approaching it, the cub stepped back in fear, as if afraid of the gun in his hand, and although he didn't know what it was, his father killed it with it.

J reacted quickly, hurriedly put the gun on his back, the corners of his mouth went up, looked at it with a friendly look, and slowly squatted down to hug it.

This time, with no weapon in sight, the little guy was really not so frightened, just snorted and ducked back, leaning towards the corner to hide.

Holding it in one hand, J stroked its head and noticed that it was shivering. So I unzipped my clothes and wrapped them in my clothes to keep warm.