Rebirth: Leading Families to Survive in the Apocalypse novel Chapter 145

Chapter 145: Chapter 145: A Charmed Life

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About the base establishment, the group chatted with great enthusiasm, yet there was still a lot they needed to busy themselves with. Besides Dragon Leap Villa, the entire City West area required surveying. Therefore, Liang Jiuhui and others were ready to take their leave. Su Jin did suggest they stay for lunch before they went, but knowing how hard food was to come by, they politely declined.

“Oh, Su Jin, Miaomiao asked me to say hello to you on her behalf. There have been so many injured at the refuge lately, she wanted to come but just couldn’t make it,” Liang Jiuqing almost forgot to mention, as Miaomiao did worry quite a bit about Su Jin and the others.

Su Jin nodded and replied, “Please thank her for me.”

Who would have thought that Zheng Miaomiao, who they had rescued by chance, would be such good friends with the future leader of the S city base, they wondered if the group she had been with originally regretted not keeping her, especially her ex-boyfriend who was just plain stupid.

“Lu Hao, may I be so bold as to ask what level your special ability is?” Liang Jiuhui asked suddenly, just before getting in the car.

“Level Three,” Lu Hao answered truthfully.

Liang Jiuhui nodded. Liang Jiuqing could see the surprise in his eyes. She too was quite astonished; she had never heard of a Level Three Special Ability User before. Even Liang Jiuhui himself only had a level two initial stage ability.

“I thought you would hide your strength,” Su Jin said once they were back inside the house.

“Why hide it? Is there a need?” Lu Hao asked, puzzled.

Well, when she thought about it, indeed they didn’t seem to need to hide anything at this point. Apart from her own special ability level, which might be surprisingly high, and the Wood Spirit Space, there really wasn’t much to hide since they planned to use this place as the main base for their entire team.

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Near the S city refuge, in an abandoned warehouse, a brawny man in a black vest was kicking a man on the floor, who was incessantly begging for mercy. The man had already been beaten black and blue, and from one of his arms, wrapped in old rags, dark red blood gradually seeped out. It was hard to recognize him, but it was still possible to tell—this was Liu Jiajin, who had been captured a few days earlier to attract zombies.

“Alright, stop hitting him. If you kill him, it’ll be a hassle if it attracts the zombies,” a woman, sitting casually on an abandoned couch and wiping her nails with a damp cloth, said with impatience.

The burly man finally stopped and continued to swear under his breath, “He’s always looking half-dead, can’t even cook a meal properly. Why the hell did we save him, ugh,” he spit in disdain.

After finishing with her nails, the woman put the remainder of the used wet cloth into her space and stood up, taking the burly man’s arm in an attempt to comfort him, “Brother Zhao, you saved me too. This guy was just incidental. You shouldn’t waste your energy on him.”