Era of Disaster Chapter 182: Super Super...

Chapter 182: Super Super...

The goal of Bai Yi's team in leaving was to look at the situations of the remaining evolved humans in New Zealand. Unfortunately, even after walking for more than a week, they hadn’t managed to find any other evolved humans in the lush forests of the Devil Isles. Actually, it wasn't even just evolved humans, they couldn’t find any traces of human activity at all, just as if... everybody had died.

“We didn’t find even a single human!” Woolf said, bored, when they stopped for a while.

Bai Yi nodded. “En, we didn’t see even a single one.”

The evolved humans on the southern island of the Devil Isles had basically all gathered in New Christchurch back when it was established. With the tide of monsters that had attacked, the number of people who had managed to escape wasn’t many—probably less than 10,000. After more than a year, the number of people that still survived was probably even fewer, and that was why they weren’t able to find any other evolved humans.

“Let’s eat something first, then we’ll head to the City of Graves!” Bai Yi said.

None of them had any objections. Though New Christchurch had already turned into the City of Graves, it was still a place where they had worked hard before. They weren't going just to reminiscence about the past, but also because there might be signs of other evolved humans nearby. However, those were just their guesses; they still needed to make the trip to confirm them. Still, the most important thing now was filling their stomachs.

Bai Yi and Betsy were both chefs, so they definitely would not let down everyone’s stomachs. The mission of looking for ingredients was left to those few fellows who had nothing else to do. Actually, the matter of what foods they could manage to bring back each day was something that they all looked forward to with great expectations. Very quickly, Woolf returned carrying a vine of fruits. This plant looked like a fox’s tail, with many hard thorns at the end, and at the center were two lumpy, reddish-black fruits that were each as bi

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