Then there was a shopkeeper who opened a tobacco and liquor store, making a fortune off these items and food in the apocalypse. However, he was hunted down by a pack of blood hounds.
One scoundrel who committed arson, murder, and pillaging lived the longest. Su Huan even used his perspective to see the still young banyan tree.
At this moment, Su Huan began to vaguely understand.
The polyhedral shape should be made from the souls collected by the banyan tree from deceased individuals.
But he quickly revised this conclusion.
Not just human souls, but zombie souls, and even a pig's.
Su Huan was caught in this endless cycle of memories, being human, being a pig, and even being a dog.
Whether it was a life of happiness or the miserable life of a pig, everyone could not escape post-apocalyptic death.
Everyone's trajectory was changed.
Su Huan experienced sixteen life fragments before slowly waking up, and the polyhedron he consumed happened to have sixteen faces.
