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DrippingVoid2h ago
Replied to AceCoffeeQueen
aaahhhh that makes sense
When Bai Li descended from the sixth floor, several more zombies showed up in the corridor. A quick look told her there were about six of them. They were all wearing hospital gowns, and most of them were older zombies with gray hair, their bodies hunched a little and their movements slower than some of the others they had faced before. Bai Li glanced at the sign on the fifth floor. It read the Gyanocology Department, and that explained why there were so many elderly zombies here. The sign felt like a small, ugly joke in the middle of all this danger, but it also gave her useful information. After checking the space and the shape of the stairs and corridor, Bai Li pulled the crossbow bolt back into her spatial storage. She decided she did not need to waste any more bolts here. Being on the higher side gave them a better angle and lowered the chance of being rushed from nowhere, so these zombies should not be too hard to handle. She needed to save as much as she could for later, because survival in the apocalypse was never about winning one fight only. It was about lasting through the next one and the one after that. With that thought, Bai Li tightened her grip on the kukri and led the way down the stairs.
Surviving the apocalypse with a wife and a system! [GL]
LGBT+ · Love_GL
DrippingVoida day ago
Commented
yikes, feel better soon!
Ch 476 Reveal One
Beast Gacha System: All Mine
Fantasy · ShishiruiSugar
DrippingVoid3d ago
Commented
Once the oxygen in an area was completely depleted, the plants would automatically die off.
Apocalypse Hoarder: I Have Billions in Supplies
Sci-fi · 1 Long Tail
DrippingVoid4d ago
Commented
spiders are hella fast what are you talking about
Fortunately, the spiders weren't especially fast.
Apocalypse Hoarder: I Have Billions in Supplies
Sci-fi · 1 Long Tail
DrippingVoid4d ago
Replied to Warui_Slime_
I know what knife they're referring to, but a tang sword and a kukri are vastly different and should not be used interchangeably. This is a valid comment and, if changed, would make the book a little more cohesive than it currently is.
The tenth floor landing finally came into view, and Bai Li nearly cursed when she saw the way the zombies had spread out above them. It was even worse there. Several had already gathered near the upper railing, and some were dragging themselves across the steps from the side, blocking parts of the path like living barricades. One of them had on a faded hospital security uniform, another was still in surgical scrubs with one sleeve ripped off, and another looked like a patient who had somehow lost all sense of direction and still kept climbing by instinct. Bai Li didn't waste time thinking too much. She shifted her weight forward, took the Tang sword in both hands, and moved with a hard burst of force that sliced through the closest zombie's neck and shoulder line in one brutal diagonal. It fell sideways, taking another with it. Then she kicked the second one directly into the railing, using the metal edge to throw it off balance before finishing it with a short downward slash. Yan Cijin stayed right behind her, close enough to hear her breathing now, and when a zombie came in from the left side she actually did what Bai Li had told her. She didn't freeze. She didn't step back. She brought the kukri around and cut across its throat with a motion that was still a little rough, but direct and committed. Blood sprayed across her hand and wrist, and this time she didn't seem startled by it at all. Bai Li saw that, and the sight made something small and complicated twist inside her chest. It was not just approval. It was something closer to relief. She had been worried Yan Cijin might freeze at the wrong time, might hesitate again, but now she was actually fighting. Not perfectly, not like a soldier, but enough. Enough to survive. Enough to keep up. And that mattered.
Surviving the apocalypse with a wife and a system! [GL]
LGBT+ · Love_GL
DrippingVoid5d ago
Commented
I eloped during covid bc we didnt want to off the grandparents😂 it was waaayyyyy less stressful, I'm so thankful I did that
'She actually preferred the current trend of simple weddings. Whether in ancient times or the distant future, the complicated procedures of getting married were enough to flay a person alive.'
When She Stops Being Dramatic
Urban · One Summer South and North
DrippingVoid6d ago
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the bubonic plague is caused by the fleas in rats, rather than the rats themselves. unless there's a different plague caused by rats
Rats themselves can transmit several diseases, most notably the plague, hemorrhagic fever, and rat-bite fever.
Apocalypse Hoarder: I Have Billions in Supplies
Sci-fi · 1 Long Tail
DrippingVoid7d ago
Commented
gynecology* and why would that explain elderly patients? thats a vagina doctor. If it was ob/gyn would be pregnancy and vaginas
When Bai Li descended from the sixth floor, several more zombies showed up in the corridor. A quick look told her there were about six of them. They were all wearing hospital gowns, and most of them were older zombies with gray hair, their bodies hunched a little and their movements slower than some of the others they had faced before. Bai Li glanced at the sign on the fifth floor. It read the Gyanocology Department, and that explained why there were so many elderly zombies here. The sign felt like a small, ugly joke in the middle of all this danger, but it also gave her useful information. After checking the space and the shape of the stairs and corridor, Bai Li pulled the crossbow bolt back into her spatial storage. She decided she did not need to waste any more bolts here. Being on the higher side gave them a better angle and lowered the chance of being rushed from nowhere, so these zombies should not be too hard to handle. She needed to save as much as she could for later, because survival in the apocalypse was never about winning one fight only. It was about lasting through the next one and the one after that. With that thought, Bai Li tightened her grip on the kukri and led the way down the stairs.
Surviving the apocalypse with a wife and a system! [GL]
LGBT+ · Love_GL
DrippingVoid8d ago
Commented
no tang sword still
Still, they were not safe. The stairwell kept shaking under the rush of bodies, and when Bai Li looked down through the iron gaps she saw the zombies lower down still climbing, still using each other like a ladder. A few had already reached the eighth and ninth floor landings, and the sound of their bodies bumping against the metal made the whole structure feel more unstable than before. The market's pull was probably still rising too, and she knew that if they delayed much longer, the rooftop would become the worst place yet. She said nothing, just pulled Yan Cijin forward again and kept climbing. Her palms were sweaty now, and the Tang sword felt heavier than before, but that was only because she had been fighting nonstop for too long. Her body was starting to reach the edge, but the edge was exactly where she always had to stand in this world. Yan Cijin stayed with her without complaint, her own breathing a little rough now, but her eyes still calm. They reached the eleventh floor, then the twelfth, and the air seemed to change slightly the higher they got, as if something above was calling harder now. Bai Li could almost feel it under her skin. The market was close. Very close. And so was the rooftop door. She took one last glance at Yan Cijin, saw the blood on her hands, the focused look in her eyes, and that strange steady expression again.
Surviving the apocalypse with a wife and a system! [GL]
LGBT+ · Love_GL
DrippingVoid8d ago
Commented
also she doesnt have a Tang sword
The tenth floor landing finally came into view, and Bai Li nearly cursed when she saw the way the zombies had spread out above them. It was even worse there. Several had already gathered near the upper railing, and some were dragging themselves across the steps from the side, blocking parts of the path like living barricades. One of them had on a faded hospital security uniform, another was still in surgical scrubs with one sleeve ripped off, and another looked like a patient who had somehow lost all sense of direction and still kept climbing by instinct. Bai Li didn't waste time thinking too much. She shifted her weight forward, took the Tang sword in both hands, and moved with a hard burst of force that sliced through the closest zombie's neck and shoulder line in one brutal diagonal. It fell sideways, taking another with it. Then she kicked the second one directly into the railing, using the metal edge to throw it off balance before finishing it with a short downward slash. Yan Cijin stayed right behind her, close enough to hear her breathing now, and when a zombie came in from the left side she actually did what Bai Li had told her. She didn't freeze. She didn't step back. She brought the kukri around and cut across its throat with a motion that was still a little rough, but direct and committed. Blood sprayed across her hand and wrist, and this time she didn't seem startled by it at all. Bai Li saw that, and the sight made something small and complicated twist inside her chest. It was not just approval. It was something closer to relief. She had been worried Yan Cijin might freeze at the wrong time, might hesitate again, but now she was actually fighting. Not perfectly, not like a soldier, but enough. Enough to survive. Enough to keep up. And that mattered.
Surviving the apocalypse with a wife and a system! [GL]
LGBT+ · Love_GL