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"Don't die, don't die!"
So-Yeon wailed and cried as she held onto the mutant’s hand.
In truth, almost no one truly wanted to die.
However, for all beings, whether human or zombie, death meant eternal peace.
I knew that the mutant leader didn’t want to live on like this.
Regardless. So-Yeon wailed out loud as she held on tightly to the mutant’s hand. I couldn’t help but wonder if any other human being would be so distraught over the death of a zombie.
Unlike adults, who were able to maintain their calm, children were more emotional and less able to regulate their feelings, especially toward a friend or guardian who protected them from dangerous situations.
Now that I thought about it, from their point of view, they would probably feel more comfortable and familiar with the zombies painted in blue as compared to me. After all, these blue zombies were reliable guardians who stood at attention, constantly guarding the shelter from external threats.
They were also heroes who were the first to dash forward to meet any approaching enemies in order to keep the shelter safe.
The children were probably curious about the underlings. They probably want to interact with them and talk to them as well. They would have developed a pent-up curiosity toward these underlings that might have contributed to feelings of intimacy or familiarity.
Perhaps the underlings painted...
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