Ning stepped back and looked at the girl closely. Indeed, it didn't look like she had it all together at all. Her skin was fully deposed with skeletons showing through most of it.
Even then, she somehow managed to growl and e towards Ning with the slow speed of a snail and the hunger of a beast that hadn't eaten in days.
Ning quickly got rid of her arms from his own arm and then kept the girl back through telekinesis.
"Zombies? Seriously? You brought me to a planet full of zombies?" Ning asked with confusion and annoyance in his voice.
"Goddammit, I hate zombies. You probably don't know because you had disabled yourself, but I have been through such a thing before too. And let me tell you, I did not like it at all," Ning said.
"Tsk!" Ning said and pushed the girl back. "What do I do now? Leave?" he asked.
"Oh," Ning said. The system never really asked for his help, did it? The only time it did was when there was a system or something like that involved.
"Wait, was this caused by some sort of system?" Ning asked with a curious voice.
"Hmm… then who do you want me to help?" Ning asked before looking toward the woman in front of her.
"It can't be this zombie, right? It's already dead from what I can see," Ning said. Then, he realized something.
"Oh, there must be people hidden all around the world then. Do they need my help?" Ning asked. He could imagine the people living in fear of the zombies outside.
With how strong these zombies were, Ning was sure that if they did e out of hiding, a normal human would simply die.
Ning waited for the system to say yes before asking how he could help these people.
However, the system didn't say what he thought he would hear.
Ning's face fell in shock.
"What?" he asked. "Everyone is dead?"
Ning unintentionally scratched his forehead as he asked, "What do you mean?"
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