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"I know where your little sister is. She's still alive."

"What are you trying to get from me, to admit something unbelievable? Selena is dead! I witnessed her death with my own eyes!"

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Hoping to believe the man's words, even though they sounded like nonsense, something that tugged on his vulnerability, Sorn agreed to join the nameless independent survival group led by a strange man.

Ralf, a mysterious man immune to the zombie virus, someone with unique abilities that sometimes made Sorn think he was not human.

The more he interacted with the man, the more confusing things became for Sorn. He was reluctant to admit that being friends with him wasn't entirely unpleasant. Eventually, when Ralf revealed his past, Sorn became more convinced that meeting his sister was a goal worth pursuing. Even so, he couldn't truly believe that his sister was still alive, as Ralf claimed. The memory of watching her get eaten by a horde of zombies was still fresh in his mind.

"I promise I'll bring your sister back. Before your birthday comes, you'll see her right in front of you. Will you trust me?"

Sorn's chest felt warm and oddly fluttery, he simply nodded, trusting the man in silence—though it was very difficult to say so verbally.

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(are you tired with red flag top? then read this if you like actions, slaying zombie, and green flag top!)

[BL] LAST BASTION

In his life, Sorn rarely felt "betrayed" by others. He had never truly formed deep connections with people, nor had he ever had a friend he could call "close." Yet somehow, he felt betrayed when he discovered Dean had lied to him.

Sure, Dean had mentioned a secret room, but Sorn had no idea there were multiple rooms and floors beyond that secret door.

There was a shooting range on one floor, a greenhouse filled with vegetables nurtured under artificial sunlight powered by technology that, as it turned out, was invented by a gay man Dean. Below that, there was a small pond full of freshwater fish and a chicken coop.

Even though he knew he had no reason to feel that way. No wonder their food supplies were abundant. The only thing that was hard to come by was meat, especially beef and pork.

26 — It's not that bad