thor from the walking dead

After this commotion, everyone was sleepless, the Hershel family fell into grief, and Glenn went to comfort Maggie.

Makino and the others began to vigilantly check the surroundings, but no other walking corpses were found, except of course the barn. Since the barn was relatively remote, everyone simply ignored it.

"I didn't expect that last time I escaped death with a broken arm at school, but this time I died at home..."

Daryl had a sigh on his face, and the vigilance in his eyes became even stronger.

"Why did Madam suddenly turn into a walking zombie? Generally, if she has not been bitten by a walking zombie, she can only be transformed after natural death. Madam's body looks good, and she does not look like someone who will die suddenly." Rick began to analyze.

Condition.

At this time, Edwin came over: "I checked the lady's body and found that there was a scratch on the back of her right hand. This should have been scratched by the walking corpse. Apart from this, there were no other wounds!"

"Well, I, actually I have something to say~" Old Dale hesitated for a moment, but decided to tell everyone what he had discovered.

Makino nodded to him, and Old Dale breathed a sigh of relief, "I want to say that when I was patrolling yesterday, I walked a long circle. When I passed the barn in the north, I heard the roar of the zombies inside. Because I

I didn't know what was going on, so I went to Hershel's place to check and ask him if he really didn't know.

But when I asked, he actually knew it already. I asked him what he thought of the walking dead, but Hershel said that they were just patients and could be cured.

I originally planned to tell you today, but I didn’t expect something like this to happen at night!”

Glenn, who came back, heard what Dale said and said, "After dinner last night, I went into the barn and it was indeed filled with zombies..."

As for why he went to the barn, he didn't say, but the men present looked at him with understanding expressions.

"There is still such a thing, no, we can't keep those zombies!" Sean couldn't sit still. Someone actually kept the zombies in captivity and even tried to treat them. It was unreasonable.

"Wait, we are guests after all. This is Hershel's home. He must have his own reasons for raising these zombies. It's almost dawn now. Moore, Daryl, please drive the RV to the barn first.

Stand guard outside to prevent the zombies from running out and hurting people. We will decide whether to kill or forcefully kill them after discussing with Hershel!"

Makino stopped the impulsive Sean, and then asked the More brothers to guard the barn. There were two heavy machine guns mounted, so safety could be guaranteed. He himself rode a motorcycle and started electromagnetic detection to patrol around the manor.

At six or seven o'clock, the sun slowly rose above the horizon, dispelling the darkness that oppressed everyone.

The bodies of the Edwin family have been buried, and everyone stands in front of the stone grave to pay their respects.

Hershel blamed himself very much because he also saw the scratches on Madam's right hand and knew that Madam went to feed the walking corpses last night.

But there is no regret medicine in the world. What happened has happened and can never be undone.

The simple memorial service ended, with Makino, Sean, Hershel, and Rick standing in the open space.

"Hershel, my condolences, physical death is not the real death. The Otis family is kind, upright, and willing to help others. They will definitely go to heaven to be with the Lord~"

Rick comforted Hershel.

"Yes, death is not the end, but a new beginning. There is no need to be overly sad. When the end of the world comes, each of us has lost the person closest to us, but we still have each other to rely on."

Makino continued: "As for the walking corpses, you are a doctor and you should understand what kind of existence they are. This Dr. Edwin has been studying the walking corpses since he discovered them. It is undeniable that these people are already dead.

, if you die, you should be buried in peace, and letting the virus enslave the corpses of our family members and friends to wander around is a great evil! Therefore, everyone who finds the walking corpse must kill it!"

Then there was a lot of foreshadowing. Finally, Makino said tentatively: "Actually, we already know that there are walking corpses in the barn, and we also thought that you are feeding these walking corpses. We want to know about the walking corpses, what are you doing now?"

How do you view it?"

Hershel was silent for a long time: "When I saw the news, I saw that many people inside went crazy and started attacking living people. They were sick!"

Sighing, Hershel said slowly: "So when walking corpses appeared near the farm, I tried to treat them, but there was no way to cure them for a while, so I locked them in the barn and kept them in the barn every other time.

Feed some blood food after a while."

As he spoke, Hershel's expression became painful: "How could I not know that they are actually dead, but I just can't let go. Among them are my wife, brothers, sisters, and neighbors of decades, and they can still leave."

, they can still move, I think they can still be saved, I don’t want to give up on them..."

Hershel's voice was trembling: "But, I didn't expect that it would be like this in the end. Otis and the others should have lived well, but it was my stupidity that harmed them!"

Hershel looked at Makino: "You are right, the dead should be buried in peace, instead of letting the virus desecrate their bodies, they will not be in peace! My daughters and I are unable to handle it, Mu, are you willing to help us

?"

Makino nodded: "This is best, but because they have been completely eroded by the virus, they need to be cremated and disinfected to prevent them from spreading underground and contaminating the surrounding land."

"Here, let's just be cremated!" Hershel agreed, and then left in despair.

When Hershel walked away, Makino looked at Sean: "Let everyone prepare. This is a good opportunity for practical training. Try to keep the integrity of the body. After all, they are Hershel's family and friends!"

"No problem, walking zombies can only be killed by hitting their heads, and we won't hit them elsewhere!" Sean agreed and left happily.

"Mu, what do you think of this manor? I mean, what do you think of us staying here and settling down?"

Rick looked at the surrounding woods and fields and felt that this place was a paradise. He had always been worried. It would be great if he could settle here.

But Makino shook his head: "No, this place is not as safe as it seems. There is a small town not far away, where there are zombies gathering, and there are mutated zombies in the school. These are potential dangers. Although the farm is good, but

It is difficult to defend and easy to attack. There are many woods nearby. If there are zombies inside, we will not be able to find them for a while. We can still clear out a dozen or dozens of them, but what about a hundred or a thousand? We have no way to defend here.

Ke Shou, too passive~"

"But we..."

Rick wanted to fight for it again, but was interrupted by Makino.

"Yes, we can build a wall around it to resist the zombies, but this place is so big, how much work will it take? How long will it take just the few of us to build it?"

It's not like Makino has never thought about leaving the manor to settle down, but as he said, their labor force is far from enough, and the black-eyed zombies and swift zombies in the school are always a serious problem, and it is not far from the school.

, if a group of zombies attacks the manor, it is too passive, and someone will inevitably die.

"this……"

Rick was speechless for a moment when Makino said it, but it was undeniable that what Makino said made sense. The manor was good, but its shortcomings were also fatal.