A Journey of American Comics Starting from the Zombie Universe

Chapter 659

Under Bai Ye's command, the soldiers gradually adapted to this new way of fighting. They learned how to use the impact of the wild donkeys to create chaos and opportunities; they learned how to stay calm and composed under the siege of the wild donkeys; they also learned how to dodge and counterattack as cunningly as the wild donkeys.

As time went on, the soldiers gradually mastered this new combat technique. They began to take the initiative to attack, taking advantage of the gaps and flaws between the wild donkeys. Their attacks became more precise and effective, and every swing and shot could cause substantial damage to the wild donkeys.

The wild donkeys began to feel powerless under the soldiers' counterattack. Their originally fierce offensive gradually became chaotic and powerless. The soldiers became more and more courageous, and they relied on their flexible skills and cunning tactics to constantly cause trouble and harm to the wild donkeys.

Finally, in a fierce battle, the soldiers successfully found the weakness of the wild donkeys and launched a fatal attack. They used a narrow bend in the tunnel to lure the wild donkeys into a trap. With a deafening explosion, the wild donkeys were completely defeated.

After the battle, the soldiers collapsed on the ground, gasping for breath, their faces filled with the joy of victory. They knew that the victory of this battle was not only because of their courage and strength, but also because they learned to think like wild donkeys and fight like wild donkeys.

"We did it!" one soldier shouted excitedly. "We are as cunning and as strong as wild donkeys!"

Other soldiers also echoed their voices, which echoed in the tunnel with pride and confidence. Bai Ye looked at these tired but determined soldiers and his heart was filled with relief and pride. He knew that these soldiers were no longer ordinary soldiers. They had become real warriors - warriors who could survive in any environment and win in any challenge.

In the following journey, the soldiers continued to move forward. With this new way of fighting and firm belief, they successfully overcame more difficulties and challenges. They passed through more dangerous and complex areas and uncovered more secrets about this underground world. Each adventure made them grow and become stronger, and also strengthened their determination to get out of trouble.

Finally, the soldiers found the exit to the ground and returned to the world of sunshine. When they stood on the ground and looked at the familiar sky, their hearts were filled with emotion and excitement. They knew that this experience would be forever engraved in their hearts and become one of the most precious treasures in their lives.

Before leaving the underground world, the soldiers decided to leave this mysterious underground world for future generations to explore. They believed that people in the future would find more treasures and secrets here and write their own legendary stories here. Bai Ye and his soldiers will continue to move forward to meet a broader and unknown future.

Bai Ye stood at the edge of the exit, looking at the familiar yet strange world outside, and an unprecedented impulse surged in his heart. His eyes were deep, as if he penetrated the surface of the earth and looked directly at the underground world they had just conquered. There, there were endless challenges and opportunities, and there were also wild donkeys that fascinated them - those creatures that seemed wild but were actually full of wisdom and power.

"Let's... go back." Bai Ye's voice was low and firm, breaking the silence around him. Upon hearing this, the soldiers looked at him in surprise, but soon, their eyes flashed with the same firm light. They understood that Bai Ye's decision was not a rash act, but was derived from his desire to explore the unknown, his thirst for challenges, and his deep understanding of the wild donkey's wonderful power.

"Yes, Captain! We are willing to follow you no matter how difficult the road ahead is!" The soldiers responded in unison, their voices echoing in the empty exit, full of determination and courage.

So, Bai Ye and his soldiers once again stepped into the mysterious underground world. This time, their mood was completely different from before. They were no longer just explorers, but guardians of this land. They would fight side by side with the wild donkey to protect this land full of miracles.

On the way back, the soldiers began to spontaneously write hymns for the wild donkey. Sitting around the campfire, they used rough brushstrokes and sincere emotions to depict the wild donkey's bravery, wisdom, cunning and unique wild beauty on parchment. These hymns are not only praises for the wild donkey, but also their deep awe and understanding of life, power and natural laws.

"Deep in the dark tunnel, there is a group of free souls running. They are wild donkeys, the elves of this land. They keep the wind as their companions and stones as their friends. With fearless courage and wisdom, they write their own legends..." A soldier recited the hymn he composed affectionately. His voice echoed in the silent tunnel, as if announcing the greatness of the wild donkeys to the whole world.

Other soldiers joined in, reciting loudly or singing softly, turning hymns into the most sincere blessings and prayers. At this moment, they seemed to have established an indescribable connection with the wild donkey, a connection that transcended the boundaries of species, a dialogue between hearts and souls, and a resonance between lives.

As time went by, Bai Ye and his soldiers gradually established their own base in the underground world. They used their wisdom and courage to transform the tunnel environment, build fortifications and supply stations. At the same time, they also began to study the behavior and ecological laws of wild donkeys, trying to find a way to live in harmony with them.

In the process, the soldiers discovered that wild donkeys are not only powerful creatures, but also a symbol of wisdom. They can survive in extreme environments by relying on their deep understanding of nature and precise grasp of the laws of survival. This wisdom deeply inspired the soldiers, and they began to try to integrate the wild donkey's survival philosophy into their own combat and life.

They learned to dodge enemy attacks as cunningly as wild donkeys, to face difficulties as tenaciously as wild donkeys, and to complete tasks in unity and cooperation as wild donkeys. These changes significantly improved their combat effectiveness and also sublimated their minds to an unprecedented level.

However, Bai Ye and his soldiers did not forget their original intention. They knew that the reason they chose to stay in this underground world was not only to challenge themselves and seek excitement, but also to protect this land full of miracles and the group of wonderful wild donkeys. Therefore, they always maintained their desire to explore the unknown and their desire for challenges, and constantly improved their strength and wisdom to deal with any crisis that might arise. As time went by, Bai Ye and his soldiers spent countless days and nights in the underground world. They established a deep friendship and tacit understanding with the wild donkeys, and experienced countless storms and tests together. Their story was passed down by later generations as a legendary story, inspiring countless people to explore the unknown, challenge themselves, and pursue the truth.

The mysterious underground world has become more colorful because of their existence. Here, wild donkeys are no longer just biological symbols, but symbols of courage, wisdom, freedom and life. Bai Ye and his soldiers have used their actions to explain what a true hero is - those who dare to face the unknown, challenge themselves and always stick to their beliefs.

However, the turning point of fate is often hidden in the calmest moments. As time goes by, the harmonious coexistence between Bai Ye and his soldiers and the wild donkeys is gradually overshadowed. This is not because of hatred or misunderstanding between the two sides, but stems from a more complex and profound reason - the scarcity of resources.

In the underground world, although the resources are abundant, they are not inexhaustible. As the number of soldiers increases and their activities become more frequent, the resources they need, such as food, water, and building materials, begin to become scarce. As the largest biological population on this land, wild donkeys have undoubtedly become the focus of resource competition.

At first, the soldiers simply tried to meet their needs through more efficient gathering and hunting methods, and to avoid conflicts with wild donkeys. But as time went on, they found that such efforts were far from enough. The wild donkeys reproduced at an alarming rate, and their competition for food and territory became increasingly fierce. Whenever the soldiers tried to approach certain resource-rich areas, they would always encounter fierce attacks from the wild donkeys.

This ongoing conflict put pressure on the soldiers and caused subtle changes in their mentality. They began to question their original choice - was it really a wise decision to stay in the underground world? At the same time, they began to re-examine their relationship with wild donkeys - those wild donkeys that were once regarded as a symbol of wisdom and strength have now become an obstacle to their survival.

Bai Ye, as the leader of the team, felt unprecedented pressure and challenges. He knew that if he continued like this, not only would the morale of the soldiers be affected, but the entire team might also face the danger of collapse. Therefore, he began to look for a solution, hoping to find a way to meet the survival needs of the soldiers while avoiding a full-scale conflict with the wild donkeys.

However, after careful consideration and attempts, Bai Ye found that such a method did not seem to exist. The number of wild donkeys was too large, and their ability to survive was extremely strong. It was difficult to reduce their number or change their behavior patterns through simple means. And the soldiers' needs were so urgent and real that they could no longer endure long-term resource scarcity and constant conflicts.

Finally, on a stormy night, Bai Ye made a difficult decision - he began to allow the soldiers to hunt wild donkeys. This decision was undoubtedly a huge psychological test for him, because he knew that this would completely change their relationship with wild donkeys and would leave indelible scars in their hearts.

But Bai Ye also understood that this was a sacrifice that had to be made for the survival and future of the team. He explained to the soldiers the necessity and urgency of this decision and encouraged them to complete the task with minimal pain and harm. At the same time, he also established a series of strict rules and restrictions to ensure that the hunting operation would not get out of control or cause excessive ecological damage.

Although the soldiers were full of contradictions and struggles, they finally chose to obey Bai Ye's orders. They began to organize hunting operations, using traps, bows and arrows, spears and other weapons to capture and kill wild donkeys. Each action was full of tension and danger, because the resistance of wild donkeys was so fierce and tenacious. But the soldiers gradually mastered the skills and methods of hunting with their indomitable will and spirit of unity and cooperation.

As time went on, the number of wild donkeys began to decline significantly. The soldiers were able to obtain more food and resources, and their living conditions improved significantly. However, this improvement came at the expense of harmonious coexistence with the wild donkeys. The soldiers were filled with mixed emotions - both joy and pride for victory, and sadness and guilt for the loss of friendship and respect.

Bai Ye knew this well. He often sat alone by the campfire, gazing at the once vibrant wild donkey habitat, his heart filled with deep thought and reflection. He began to question whether he had made the right decision? Is it possible to find a more peaceful and sustainable way to solve the problem of resource scarcity?

However, reality is often cruel. In this underground world full of unknowns and dangers, survival is the most important thing. Bai Ye and his soldiers can only move forward, looking for a delicate balance between hunting and protection. They know that this road will be full of thorns and bumps, but they also believe that as long as they maintain firm beliefs and courage, they will be able to find a path of their own.

As time went on, the soldiers gradually adapted to this new way of life. They learned how to hunt wild donkeys more efficiently, and how to cherish and protect the wild donkeys that were still alive. They began to realize that hunting did not mean endless killing and destruction, but meant finding a delicate balance between survival and respect.

At the same time, Bai Ye is constantly exploring and trying new ways to improve the living conditions of the soldiers. He leads the soldiers to reclaim wasteland, plant crops, build houses and facilities, and strives to make the land more livable and fertile. He also encourages the soldiers to learn new skills and knowledge to improve their combat effectiveness and survival ability.

In the process, the soldiers gradually grew into more mature and rational people. They began to think more deeply about the meaning and value of life, and cherished the friendship and solidarity with their companions. They knew that in this underground world full of unknowns and dangers, only by relying on each other's strength and wisdom can they survive and move towards a better future.

What about wild donkeys? Although their numbers are much less than before, they still survive tenaciously on this land. They interpret the tenacity and strength of life in their own unique way, and also remind the soldiers to never forget to revere and respect life.

The relationship between Bai Ye and his soldiers and the wild donkey also gradually changed in this delicate balance.

(End of this chapter)