Rebirth: Leading Families to Survive in the Apocalypse novel Chapter 134

Chapter 134: Chapter 134: Discovering Xiao Cui _{ƒrēewebnoѵёl.cσm}

Seeing that everyone else had gone off to attend to their own tasks, Su Jin remembered that she had yet to plant her vegetables.

Looking at the soil that Lin Cheng had loosened, Su Jin sighed, took out some lettuce, chili, and tomato seeds from her space, and placed them in the soil. Considering Yin Chengtian’s current situation, she felt it was better for her to hasten their growth herself.

In the Apocalypse, it was actually quite difficult for seeds to germinate. It was unclear whether this was due to the air quality or the seeds themselves, and even those that managed to sprout often struggled to grow. Consequently, those with the Wood Element Ability naturally became the spokespersons for “vegetable farmers”…

As Su Jin applied her Wood Element Ability to the garden, the newly placed seeds began to sprout at a speed visible to the naked eye, growing and enlarging…

When the garden could be seen from afar, with its tender green shoots, Su Jin stopped her efforts. She planned to leave the daily maintenance to Yin Chengtian later on, which would be an excellent opportunity for him to learn how to control his Special Ability. Moreover, the vegetables were planted as a cover, and she did not really expect to eat them.

Observing the others practicing their Special Abilities, Su Jin decided to go back to her room to practice her own. Except for Lu Hao, no one knew the level of her Special Ability, which was now most commonly manifesting as her Vine-based Ability.

She couldn’t shake the feeling that when she controlled the vines, it wasn’t solely dependent on her Special Ability. It was as if the vine could understand her commands. In her last battle with a Wind Element Zombie, several sections of the vine were cut off. At that moment, she thought she perceived a sense of grievance, but she was too engaged in the fight to pay much attention, and afterwards, she forgot about it.

Lu Hao saw Su Jin return to her room alone and followed her in. Not finding her inside, he figured she must have gone to her space. He then locked the door and entered the space as well.

“You came too?” Su Jin had just entered the space when she noticed her estranged husband had followed her in.

“Yeah, I came to check on you.”

Check on her? Didn’t he see her every day?

Ignoring Lu Hao’s words, Su Jin said, “I wanted to come in and practice my Special Ability. What about you?”

“I’m practicing my Special Ability too,” Lu Hao said with a raised eyebrow.

“…”

But when Lu Hao said he was going to practice, he really did start practicing. He managed to attach Special Ability Fire to the Ghost Hand Knife, making the entire blade appear as if it were engulfed in flames, which looked quite spectacular.

“I just don’t know how powerful it is. Next time I’ll find a zombie to test it,” Lu Hao said as he wielded the Ghost Hand Knife.

“I don’t think this new move of yours suits the Ghost Hand Knife,” Su Jin said thoughtfully as she looked around.

“Oh? Why not?”

“Because the Ghost Hand Knife is too short. If you could use a sword, it might be more suitable.”

Lu Hao nodded in agreement. Indeed, that was true, but they couldn’t find a suitable sword at the moment, so the couple had to let the matter rest.

Having settled into the villa, Su Jin and Lu Hao planned a trip to the Antique City in S City, although the situation with the zombies there was still uncertain.

While Lu Hao was practicing his Special Ability, Su Jin also summoned her vine. She closed her eyes, temporarily blocking out her own Special Ability, and tried to connect with the vine using her consciousness.

Gradually, she saw some green specks twinkling in her mind. These specks of light coalesced into a round, spherical shape and suddenly shot towards her.

The sensation was like watching a 3D movie when a bullet seems to fly at you—she instinctively wanted to dodge, but the green sphere then vanished.

When she opened her eyes again, she felt as if something extra had settled into her consciousness.