Gomi, Sean and Otis embark on a journey to the hospital to find medical equipment to treat Carl.

"Where is she, your wife?" Maggie asked Rick.

—

In the dense forest, Lori's group is still looking for traces of Sophia.

"It's going to get dark soon, and we'll find her tomorrow." As it darkened, Daryl looked at Carol. When Carol was sure, the group prepared to go back to the highway to meet Dell.

—

"You've got a good car." Gomi, who was sitting in the body of the pickup truck, looked at the backward scenery and then at the blue pickup truck under him, knocked on the back glass and said to Otis. He didn't know what kind of big battle awaited him at the hospital.

—

On the RV side, Dale finally repaired the parked RV, he and T sat in the shadow of the RV to avoid the sun, T took out the cigarette he found during the previous exploration, threw out a Moore for the roof guard, and the two of them hid in the shadow of the RV and began to tell.

"No medicine found! What about you," Dale said as he sat down and said to T-Boy.

"Uh, find some ibuprofen and cigarettes, what are we going to do now?" T-boy takes a puff of his cigarette.

"Put all these daily necessities together." Dale gestured to the groceries he had found.

"No, I mean, what are we doing here? Everyone else is in the woods, looking for some poor little girl, and we are staying here, why? Because they think we're the weakest. T-boy complained dissatisfied.

"What are you talking about?" Moore, who was in the RV, patted the roof of the car in dissatisfaction.

"I'm not talking about you." T-boy felt like he was getting tough.

"How old are you, 70?" T-boy pointed at Dale.

"Sixty-four." Dale didn't know which nerve was wrong, it hurt his arm, and his brain was not good.

"I'm black, and you know how precarious my situation is." T boy pointed to Moore on the roof of the RV, the two had a fight on the rooftop because of skin color problems before, and T-boy had never beaten Moore.

"What nonsense are you talking about?" Dale is very skeptical of T-boy's brain circuitry.

"I'm talking about those two good old cops, and this bastard who pointed at Moore and was locked on the rooftop because of me, who do you think of be the first of us to be killed?" ”

"Are you kidding, did I miss something, those cops do everything for our good, and if I'm not wrong, Moore's brother and Gomi have been cleaning up the mess for you, more than once." Dale sensed that T-boy was abnormal.

"Don't forget Andrea, who was thinking about killing herself." T-boy moves out of Andrea to get back the upper hand.

"She was going through a tough time, there's something wrong with you!" Dale is ready to give up communication with T-boy.

"The whole world is going through tough times, open your eyes and see where we are, trapped in this hellish place." T-boy vented all his frustrations.

"Be quiet!" Dale reminded Moore.

"Let's run." T-boy spoke his mind.

"Are you serious?" Dale was shocked.

"If you dare to run, I'll break your legs." Moore couldn't stand T-boy's pressure anymore, so he jumped out of the RV and grabbed T-boy by the collar and picked him up.

"Why are we sitting on the side of the road as live bait!" Even if he was caught by the collar, T-boy did not forget to show his racial talent, "while they haven't come back yet." ”

Dale gave Moore a look and put his hand on T-boy's forehead to see if the virus had invaded T-boy's already unintelligent brain.

"You have a fever!? Give me the medicine! Hurry up, come and take your medicine. Dale opened the medicine that T-boy had found. Gotta let the fever go away. "Drink the saliva and swallow the pill. T-boy finally settles down.

"What the hell did they go to?" Dale looked at T-boy and was afraid that he would suddenly mutate, and asked Moore a little panicked.

"It's definitely on the way back." Seeing that T-boy had stabilized, Moore also breathed a sigh of relief and climbed back on the roof of the RV.

—

At this time in the dense forest.

"How far is it?" Andrea asked Glenn.

"It's not far away, 100 yards away like a bird." Glenn replied.

A few people walked in the dense forest, and the light of the Tyndall effect through the leaves sprinkled on the way back had a beautiful sense of fantasy.

Suddenly a walking corpse emerged from Andrea's side, Andrea was so frightened that she tripped over the roots of the tree and fell heavily in the grass, Andrea cried loudly, the walking corpse took the opportunity to prepare to hunt, just when the walking corpse was about to succeed, the sound of horses' hooves suddenly appeared, and the man on horseback killed the walking corpse with a stick.

"You're Lori, Lori Gorams, aren't you?" The visitor asked.

"I'm Lori." Lori and the others heard Andrea's exclamation and hurriedly ran over.

"Rick asked me to come, you need to come with me right away."

"What?" Lori was confused.

"Something happened, Carl was shot. He's alive, but you've got to come with me right away. Looking at the hesitant Lori, "Rick needs you, come quickly." ”

Lori dropped her luggage and prepared to get on the horse.

"Wait, wait, we don't know this girl, you can't get on her horse." Daryl persuaded.

"Rick said you have companions on the highway, in the big traffic jam, right?" Immediate person tips.

"Yes." Glenn replied honestly.

"Turn back to Fairburne Road, two miles to our farm, and you'll see the mailbox, and the name on it is Green." Pointing the way, Lori got on her horse and drove away, and Andrea, who was terrified, had not yet come to her senses.

The horses galloped all the way to the farm.

The group returned to the highway and told the others who had stayed behind about Carl's shot.

"I've been shot, how can I be shot!" Dale was confused.

"Dale, I don't know, I wasn't there, I just know that she showed up like Zorro on a horse and took Lori away." Glenn told everything he knew. Dale looked at Daryl with a puzzled look.

"Dude, don't look at me like that, Rick asked her to come, she can call Lori and Carl by name." Daryl walked towards Moore.

"I heard the screams, is that you?" Dale looked at Andrea, who was in shock. Andrea didn't want to pay any attention to him at all.

"There was a walking corpse that attacked her, and she really escaped death." Glenn explained.

—

On the farm, Rick walked to the corridor, and Herschel followed.

"It's a beautiful place." Rick sighed.

"Our family has lived here for 160 years." Herschel looked at the vast expanse of land.

"I can't believe he's so quiet, so far away from the hustle and bustle, you're so lucky." Rick envied Herschel's life.

"Not everyone is safe and sound, we have lost friends, neighbors, and infectious diseases have taken my wife and stepson."

"I'm sorry." Rick apologizes for opening up the conversation and making Herschel sad.

"My daughters survived, and I thank God for that. These people, who have nothing but each other, just hope to get through it safely until they find the cure. Herschel still had illusions.

"We've been to the CDC before, and now it's been razed to the ground, and there's no antidote." Rick recounted his previous experience.

"I don't believe it, when AIDS came out, everyone was panicking, and when a boy in the town got sick, some parents didn't let their children go to school so they didn't have to sit in the same classroom." Herschel likened the Walking Dead virus to AIDS.

"It's another thing entirely." Rick shook his head.

"People always say that human beings have been fighting against all kinds of infectious diseases since the dawn of time, and we have been in a situation of passive beating, which is the adjustment of nature to restore balance." Herschel was still a naïve old man.

"Hopefully I'll believe that." Rick could only follow the stubble, unwilling to hurt this naïve fantasy.

Just then, Lori appeared in their field of vision.

Rick stepped forward and hugged Lori, who had just come off the horse, and the two of them entered the house to see Carl lying on the bed, and Lori cried bitterly.

"Carl will be fine, Aunt Lori." Sophia appeared behind them, and since Gomi went to the hospital to look for medicine, Sophia didn't feel safe and was alone in the corner.

When Rick gave Carl another blood transfusion, his face turned pale, apparently due to excessive blood loss.

"You know, you were lying in the hospital at the time, and he wanted to give you a blood transfusion, and I solved it." Lori smiled bitterly.

The two walked back to the living room and saw Herschel.

"Now I know, wait for Sean and Gomi to come back and that bastard who shot my son."

"Ma'am, it was an accident." Herschel argued.

"Let's talk about this later, for now he's the bastard who shot his son." Lori couldn't let go of the evil breath in her heart.

"Lori, they're doing everything they can to remedy it." Rick relieved.

"Well, as soon as they come back, will you be able to perform the operation?" Lori asked Herschel.

"I'm definitely going to do my best." Herschel said.

"Okay, I mean you've done this before?" Lori wondered about the possibility of surgery.

"Yes in a sense." Herschel could only do his best.

"Meaning?" Lori was confused.

"Lori, we don't have time to go to another surgeon." Rick stops Lori from continuing to ask.

"I know, but I want to know, you're a doctor." Lori continued to ask.

"Of course, ma'am, of course I am. Military doctor (veterinarian). Herschel explained.

"Veterinarian? Is it the meaning of the military doctor? Lori was startled when she heard the word veterinarian.

"No, it's a veterinarian." Herschel affirmed some of Lori's ideas.

Lori glanced hesitantly at Rick, who pursed his lips.

"What have you had this kind of surgery on before? Cattle? Pig? At this point, Lori was on the verge of collapse.

"Are you crazy!" Confront Rick.

"Madame, aren't we all?" Herschel looked at her.

—

Five miles away in the hospital, the trio of Gomishawn Otis stepped lightly on the hospital lawn.

Hiding behind a car, Sean poked his head out to check the situation. I saw walking corpses everywhere surrounding the hospital. Gomi saw the military Humvee on the side and came up with an idea.

"Sean, Otis, I'll go see if the Hummer can still start, if the start is successful, you first find a place to hide, I'll drive the walking corpse away, and you take the opportunity to enter the hospital to find medicine."

"No, it's too dangerous, I'd better go for it." Seeing the large group of walking corpses, Otis thought of Carl, who was injured by himself, and wanted to make up for it with an attitude of compensation.

"No, Otis, you know medicine, you can't have an accident, Sean is in charge of keeping you safe, I'll lure away the walking corpse, that's all." Saying that, Gomi quietly slipped into the Humvee.

"The key is still on it, let me see if I can light it." With the roar of the Hummer, the walking corpses turned their heads, and Otis and Sean took the opportunity to hide in the police car to avoid the walking corpses noticing him. As the roar and the roar of the walking corpses subsided, the two poked their heads out, only to see that the previously dense walking corpses were now out of sight, Sean and Otis glanced at each other, and immediately ran to the hospital.

At this time, stepping on the accelerator, Gomi, who was trying to avoid obstacles, saw a large group of walking corpses following him through the rearview mirror, and pressed the horn, and the walking corpses became more excited when they heard the horn, and the roar became louder and louder. As the corpses got farther and farther away from the hospital, and the sky became darker, Gomi didn't pay attention and crashed the car against the wall. When I started again, I couldn't start it, so I had to get out of the car quickly to find a place to hide. At this time, Sean and the others had already begun to look for medicine.

—

On the highway, several people are still arguing about whether to go to the farm or not.

"What if she comes back and finds out we're not here!" Carol was referring to Sophia.

"It would be too bad if Sophia came back and found out that we weren't there." Andrea agrees with Carroll that she should stay on the road.

The people who came to take Lori away forgot to mention that Sophia was also there, so the current situation was formed.

"We've got to make a plan so we can leave some time for the signage and a little bit of supplies for her, and we'll be here tonight, with the RV." Daryl pointed to himself and Moore.

"Thank you both." Carol expressed her gratitude.

"Since you're all staying, I'm going to do it too—" Glenn said he was going to join the group that stayed behind Sophia.

"No, no, Glenn, you have to go over and drive the Carol Cherokee." Dale said.

"Me again? How always me! Glenn complained.

"You have to find the farm, get in touch with our guys, see how it goes, and most importantly, you have to bring T-boy over, there is no other choice, the wound is getting worse, he has a serious blood infection, send him to the farm and see if they have any antibiotics, if not, T-boy will die, it's not a joke." Dale communicates the current situation to everyone.

Daryl heard half of the story and walked back to his motorcycle, took out the medicine in his bag, and threw the rag back to Dale by the way.

"That's my medicine, Daryl." Moore didn't want to give his medicine to T-boy.

"More, remember what Gomi the Kid said! People are the most important thing. Daryl took out the medicine and handed it to Dale.

Dale looked at the medicine in his hand, and he knew that T-boy was saved.

—

Gomi, who had played the walking corpse around, returned to the hospital, and it was dark enough to attack quietly.

"Sean, Otis, where are you?" Gomi whispered but couldn't hear any response.

At this time, Sean and Otis in the medical station were searching for the equipment and medicines they needed. As soon as the two of them went out, they saw dozens of walking corpses surrounded by them. Seeing this, the two ran to the inside of the hospital, and in a hurry, Sean broke a glass door, and the sound of breaking glass attracted more walking corpses, and the two were surrounded by walking corpses in a small corner.

"This way!" Seeing this, Gomi quickly slapped the surrounding iron sheets to attract the attention of the walking corpses, attracting only half of them, and the other half chased after Sean and the others to compress them into an open place.

Gomi pulled out the pistol on his chest and fired continuously, 11 rounds of bullets to eliminate the nearest walking corpse. Because it was too dark, some bullets didn't know where they went. Putting the gun back in, Gomi bent his bow and arrows when the roar of a walking corpse was heard from behind him.

"Damn, I'm surrounded." Gomi looked around, climbed through the window to the small platform on the second floor, shot all the bows and arrows, and looked at the walking corpses that had fallen into a large area, "It's still good to use bows and arrows." "Take back the bow and arrows, and look at the large number of walking corpses approaching in the distance" Gotta go, too much. ”

Suddenly, he heard a heavy landing sound from behind, climbed into the building through the window on the second floor, found a place with few walking corpses, and jumped down. He had only run a few steps before he ran into Otis. Otis pointed his gun at Gomi, Gomi raised his hands in motion, and Otis saw that it was Gomi who put the gun down.

"Where's Sean?" Gomi hurriedly asked.

Otis gasped, "We split into two sides, he should have come out a long time ago." The two of them turned around and hurried to find Sean.

At this time, Sean was hiding by the fence, unable to run because he sprained his ankle by jumping out of the window, and was limping. Seeing a large number of walking corpses surrounding him, he felt a sense of powerlessness, and at this moment, the sound of bows and arrows cut through the roar of the walking corpses.

"I thought you were dead!" Gomi teased. He took Sean's backpack and helped Sean to the pickup truck.

"Drive over there, I'll park the Hummer over there, I'll see if I can start it." Gomi pointed in one direction. "You put me down, go back first, I'll start the car." Seeing that there are not many walking corpses surrounding the Humvee, Gomi bends his bow and arrows to deal with the walking corpses.

Restarted the Hummer and drove back to the road, but Sean and the others did not go, and stopped to the side and waited for him.

"What's wrong, why don't you go back." Gomi pulled the car to a halt.

"You don't know the way, I don't want to start looking for you again." Sean poked his head out of the pickup.

"Let's go, go back to the farm."

The dark night could not stop the three of them from returning to the farm.