The Walking Dead

To these outsiders, everything in the barn is just zombies.

Maggie ran hard and panting towards the main house.But for their family, those are not the disgusting zombies that Glenn and Ed talked about, but their mother, brother Shane, Mr. Fisher, Mrs. Fisher, Lacey, Duncan...

"Daddy! Daddy!" Maggie held on to the door frame. "They all went to the barn."

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"Wait a minute," Morgan pressed Ed's hand, "This is Hershel's place after all, maybe we should say hello to him first, so that shooting directly through the barn door will intensify the conflict between the two sides. "

"Go away, you nigger!" Ed swung his hand away and hit Morgan in the face with the butt of his gun, "it's not your fucking daughter who's missing, of course you say that, you think I don't know What are you thinking! That nigger son of yours is still living in Hershel's house, trying to pretend to be a good guy, and not to see if you're fucking good enough!"

Hebe frowned, resisting the urge to beat Ed, he looked at the daughter beside him, if this happened to Tasia, maybe he would be even more irritable.

Tasia blinked, and took the initiative to take Heber's arm.

Dale quickly helped Morgan up: "Ed, calm down, there are several locks on the barn, and the children may not be inside."

"Whether it's there or not, you'll know when you open it." Moore said coolly, playing a gun game irresistibly.

"That's right, you'll know when you open it." Darryl put the crossbow on his shoulder, picked up the gun and walked to Ed's side, aiming at the door lock.

"Stop! Stop! What are you doing?!" Hershel hurried over with his family, "This is my home! My farm! If you don't put down your guns, pack up your things and get out of my place! "

Maggie gave Glenn a hard look. He clearly promised himself to keep it secret, but he told others as soon as something went wrong.

Everyone was stunned when they heard the words. If Sophia and Carl were inside the barn, of course no one could blame them, but what if they were not inside?At that time, Hershel would definitely let everyone leave this paradise-like farm immediately.

Except Tasia and Moore.

Tasia looked at the expressions of everyone with great interest. The incident in the barn broke out ahead of time. Without Rick here trying to balance the relationship between the two parties, Sean also left. What direction will the plot develop now? Well, she vaguely began to feel a little excited.

Moore licked the corner of his mouth, glanced at the faces of the two sides who were in a stalemate, and patted his gun lightly, laughing.Are you still bound by the so-called morality of human beings? Isn't the current world supposed to respect the strong? This weak farmer like a chicken can send him to the west with just one bullet. Only this group of people are stupid Li foolishly told them the rules.

If the farmer's family dies, then he can live here as long as he wants.

Moore sneered sinisterly and fixed his wolf-like eyes on Heschel.

Lori collected herself and walked towards Heschel as hard as she could. Normally, no matter how worried she was, she would respect their opinions, but it was different now. Carl was her life, and she must persuade Heschel to open the door. The barn, let everyone see if Carl and Sophia are in there.

"Bang—" Before she could reach the farmer, she heard the sound of bullets hitting the door lock.

Looking back, Ed, with veins popping out of his hand, was shooting wildly at the barn door.

"No! Stop it!" Hershel's mind was broken. There were his wife, children and friends there. They were just infected with the virus. In this barn, they didn't hurt anyone. How dare these outsiders!How dare they kill other people's relatives on other people's territory!

A shriveled hand protruded from the crack of the door, smelling the breath of a living person. The zombies in the barn scrambled open the door with their hands and bodies and walked out stiffly.

The men stopped hesitating, and raised their guns to the front row to kill the zombies before they approached the crowd.

One, two, three...

The fallen zombies lined up in several rows in front of the barn.

Hershel knelt on the ground with a pale face, opened his mouth but only let out a panting sound of "Hehe".

Hershel's youngest daughter, Beth, pushed away her older sister Maggie who was holding her, and angrily pointed at the empty barn and shouted to the people: "Are you satisfied now?! Have you seen clearly, are there any children of yours? Ah?! Is there any!!"

"Mom! Mom..." Beth rushed into the pile of zombies. She didn't care to wipe away the tears all over her face, but just buried herself in the search until she saw the body of a middle-aged woman in a long pleated skirt.

She struggled to push away the zombies pressing on top of her, turned her prostrate body over, and before she could call out "Mom", the zombies that were still alive grabbed her hands and pulled them towards her head with a broken neck .

"Beth!" Maggie screamed, and Hershel raised her eyes in shock.

Before Hershel got up from the ground, the nearest Heber and T-boy had stepped forward and grabbed Beth's hand and dragged her back.Darryl took a step behind and shot Beth's "mother" in the head without hesitation.

Hershel hastily stepped forward and hugged the crying daughter faintly.

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"You said, where did Carl and Sophia go?" Amy asked Tasia next to her as she walked worriedly.

"I don't know." Tasia was also very puzzled. There was no such passage in the script. Carl had been with Lori all the time and had never disappeared. She couldn't figure out what was going on.

As soon as he walked to the RV, he saw Darryl standing silently beside the car, looking at the window with a complicated expression.

The two walked towards him strangely, only then did they hear Carol's crying faintly.

"Carol, Carol! Where the hell did you go!" Ed yelled irritably in the camp.

There was a crashing sound in the RV, and Carol ran out of the car in a panic. When she saw the three of them, she quickly lowered her head and wiped away her tears and hurried towards Ed.

Looking at her back, Darryl frowned, and turned to Tasia: "How is the conversation between Hebe and Hershel?"

Tasia paused, and replied, "Herschel still insists that Ed's family leave here."

Darryl nodded with a dark face: "I'll go out and find Carl and Sophia later, you stay on the farm and don't run around."

Tasia hesitated to speak, but still sighed and said softly: "If you want to go, you can call Moore, so I can rest assured, huh?"

Darryl rubbed her hair, and his cold expression softened: "Got it, don't worry."

Moore and Darryl didn't come back all afternoon, Tasia raised the gun in her hand again, aimed at the cans more than ten meters away, and went back with Andrea and the others after practicing for a while.The negotiation between Heber and Dale and Hershel did not go smoothly, and his mental state was not very good. Thinking about it, the relatives who thought there would be an antidote to cure them all died, and it was fine if they didn’t collapse. up.

Beth was also bedridden because of the blow, and she felt sorry for Maggie, Otis and Patricia, who had to take care of the young and worry about the old.

Tasia put down the gun in satisfaction, and squeezed her shoulders. Compared to before, it was much better. It was just a little sore after practicing all afternoon, and her accuracy improved a lot. Basically, she didn't let go.

The people in the camp basically went out to find someone, and they should be back soon depending on the weather.

"Tasia, are you okay? Let's go back, I'm so hungry." Amy packed her things and waved to her.

"Well, it's all right, I'll be here soon." Tasia put on her gun and walked towards the sisters with a smile.

"You guys go there first, I'll see if Daryl and the others are back." Tasia let go of Amy's hand when they were approaching the camp.

Amy winked at her knowingly: "I really can't stand you, and I can't bear to leave after only half a day." Without waiting for her to reply, she smiled and took Andrea's arm, turned and left.

Tasia didn't take it seriously, and walked towards Darryl's tent, when she suddenly saw someone walking in front of her, she took a closer look, and it wasn't Darryl.

Just when he was about to call out to him, his gaze suddenly fell on his hand. For some reason, the call that was already on his lips couldn't be uttered no matter what.

Tasia stood there blankly, watching his figure get further and further away, and got into the RV in the distance.

Darryl boarded the RV and gently placed the bottle in his hand on the stage.

A white five-petal flower is inserted inside.

Carol, who was sitting by the window, turned her head and asked blankly, "Flowers?"

"Well," he said uncomfortably, stopping the steps he was about to leave, "this is Cherokee Rose."

Looking at Carol's puzzled expression, Darryl had no choice but to explain: "Well, according to legend, when the American soldiers drove the Indians away crying and left their homes, the mothers of the Cherokee tribe shed tears because they Lost his own child along the way."

Speaking of this, Darryl paused, and continued in a low voice: "Because of the sun and rain, disease, hunger and sleepiness, many people have disappeared. So the elders prayed to the gods to inspire the spirit of the mothers and give them strength , there is still hope. The next day, this flower will bloom where the mothers left their tears."

"I believe this one is for your daughter." Darryl looked at her sincerely, "We will definitely find Sophia and Carl, they will be fine."

Carol looked at him quietly, her eyes were flushed, and the corners of her mouth raised a beautiful arc uncontrollably.

Tears rolled down her cheeks, Carol quickly turned her head away from Darryl's sight, and nodded slowly.

Darryl looked at her sympathetically, not knowing how to comfort the woman who had lost her child, squeezed the crossbow in his hand, or left, perhaps, what she needed more was to be alone and quiet.

That's all he can do for her.

What's more, his Tasia was still waiting for him, and he couldn't wait to see her again in the afternoon.