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... y pass by this nearly seventy-story building.

At this time, Wei Xuan, who came near this high-rise building, carefully looked around the situation first, and confirmed that there were indeed no zombies blocking the street like when he came here before, and he couldn't help worrying scored three points.

When he came here before, he had encountered the situation where those two people left and led away some of the zombies entrenched nearby, but at that time, even if some zombies smel ...

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