We shadowed the dogs as they moved onto the streets.

They were moving stealthily along a path with no zombies, which made it likely that they had already secured a safe route to their food storage.

I watched their movements and then turned to Kim Hyeong-Jun.

'They’ve probably done this hundreds of times.'

'I bet they could even do this at night with their eyes closed.'

The dogs that attacked Seoul Forest had entered through tunnels carrying arrows, crossbows, and army knives, but the guys in front of us were casually roaming through the streets with clubs.

Nevertheless, they seemed comfortable and unruffled. They were probably used to this, having done it over and over again.

After about fifteen minutes of following them, the dogs, who had been silent up to then, exchanged a few words.

“Are we almost there?”

"No one died on the way, right?"

Making silly jokes, they entered the subway station.

I couldn't help but be surprised when I read the sign above the subway entrance. It said: Line 7 Konkuk University Station Exit 3.

Konkuk University Hospital was to the left of the subway entrance.

Kim Hyung-jun also looked around, then raised his eyebrows.

‘Wait, ahjussi. Isn’t this Konkuk University Hospital?'

‘Yeah.’

‘They kind of led us here, huh?'

Kim Hyeong-Jun smiled faintly, as if we’d marked one thing off our to-do list.

However, I sensed something strange.

There were countless zombies camping in front of the hospital entrance....