Zombies take me as air

Chapter 23 One Punch

Li Qi chuckled and said 'OK', and Kong Qi fell down.

Then she watched Li Qi knock down the running black bear with a swift/thunderlike punch.

The black bear found them and rushed towards them, with red eyes and drooling, just looking scary enough, but was punched to death by Li Qi...

Kong Qi lay down on the ground for a while before she realized that the black bear was either fainted, disabled, or dead!
There was no sound at all.

Everything happened so fast, Kong Qi had a ridiculous idea in a trance, the one lying on the ground was not a black bear, but an accomplice of Li Qi in a leather case, and they conspired to deceive her.

Kong Qi got up from the ground, walked to the bear corpse, picked up a tree fork, and pulled it back and forth on the bear.

"What are you looking for?" Seeing her behavior, Li Qi asked in puzzlement.

"Zip." Kong Qi's answer made Li Qi laugh out loud.

He laughed for a full 2 ​​minutes. Kong Qi didn't know where he was laughing. There was no zipper on the bear's body, so the bear was a real bear and Li Qi was a real bull.

The black bear they met was two meters tall, with thick fur and sharp claws. Kong Qi shot a crossbow arrow at the corpse, but it was fine, and it couldn't penetrate it at all.

"You, Uncle Li, are you better than a tiger-fighting hero?" Li Qi felt that Kong Qi, a little girl, was a part of his smile, and when he saw her shoot arrows at the bear corpse, he couldn't help laughing again.

Kong Qi reacted for a while, and then realized that "Uncle Li" refers to Li Qi. They just met, and Li Qi called himself "Uncle Li". Kong Qi was very uncomfortable, but there are such familiar people in the world.

"Amazing." This was Kong Qi's sincere words. Not only did she think Li Qi was amazing, but she also envied him.

Li Qi beat the black bear to death with one punch, and he also wanted to prove his strength to Kong Qi. He asked Kong Qi to help him run errands on the condition of cleaning up the beasts. He hoped that Kong Qi would understand that this was not empty talk, and he had the strength to do it.

Li Qi told Kong Qi that he was a martial artist before the disaster broke out. He learned martial arts from his master when he was three years old. In the past 40 years, he has rarely come out of the mountains.

Because there is no means of transportation, they can only go to their destination on foot, and when they are tired from walking, they find a shelter to rest.

During the break, Li Qi would tell Kong Qi about him. Listening to another person's story, Kong Qi felt that she had returned to the "human world", and she was no longer alone in the world.

At first she suspected that Li Qi was a bad person, and wanted to trick her into making 'bacon', but after seeing Li Qi beat a big black bear to death with one punch, her worries were completely dispelled.

There are many animals in the wild, not all of them are zombies. It is easy for Li Qi to eat meat. There is no need to bother to lie to her. Before the disaster, she was sad that she weighed over [-]. After the disaster, she has managed to lose weight to [-] Jin, but she can't be happy at all, instead she will feel anxious.

Without fat, you can't bear the consumption. In the case of maintaining the minimum food supply, the thin person can't stand the fat person.

Putting down her guard and worries, Kong Qi gradually talked more, and Li Qi was no longer telling stories alone.

"You and Nan Xing are friends?" Kong Qi was more curious about this. Nan Xing is a doctor of biology, and Li Qi is a warrior who has been in the mountains for a long time. How these two people got hooked, she really wanted to know.

"No, I ran into some trouble on the road, and we solved it together." Li Qi threw a branch into the fire.

This was the third time they rested after leaving the village. The place they chose was a small brick house on the edge of the field. There was nothing in the house, but at least it was sheltered from the wind.

They built a bonfire in the house, and they dared not sit down and rest without lighting a fire in this weather, for fear of freezing to death.

(End of this chapter)