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Surviving Zombies Was Easier Than Raising Beast Cubs

Chapter 154: Oh my God · Oct 31, 2026

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151 Chapter 151: Four Sisters 2026-10-31
152 Chapter 152: There. See? You found something worse than the Rot 2026-10-31
153 Chapter 153: We leaving you with your bad face (Guess what cub said that) 2026-10-31
154 Chapter 154: Oh my God 2026-10-31
155 Chapter 155: Ugh. Ugh. Baby heavy. Miko tired 2026-10-31
156 Chapter 156: The Babies Moved 2026-10-31
157 Chapter 157: Blood Ritual 2026-10-31
158 Chapter 158: The giant just courted your female 2026-10-31
159 Chapter 159: My babies are getting too heavy 2026-10-31
160 Chapter 160: Someone Is Watching Ironwood 2026-10-31
161 Chapter 161: I’m also your baby 2026-10-31
162 Chapter 162: Why is everyone attacking me today? 2026-10-31
163 Chapter 163: If you behave like a lone survivor again, I will tie you to your sleeping mat 2026-10-31
164 Chapter 164: Twin daughters 2026-10-31
165 Chapter 165: Mama says we were cuter when we could not talk 2026-10-31
166 Chapter 166: Ancient subterranean mimic species 2026-10-31
167 Chapter 167: The Water Broke 2026-10-31
168 Chapter 168: I’m having babies 2026-10-31
169 Chapter 169: SOREN, YOU WHITE-SCALED BASTARD! 2026-10-31
170 Chapter 170: I liked that rack 2026-10-31
171 Chapter 171: Mama is going to be angry 2026-10-31
172 Chapter 172: Snake babies 2026-10-31
173 Chapter 173: Why is Swanly alone? 2026-10-31
174 Chapter 174: Can we see Mama? 2026-10-31
175 Chapter 175: Tiny Sisters, Tiny Fangs 2026-10-31
176 Chapter 176: Three Minutes to Live 2026-10-31
177 Chapter 177: Why do you always start with me? 2026-10-31
178 Chapter 178: I would rather die than betray my people 2026-10-31
179 Chapter 179: Do not suddenly grow a conscience because everyone is looking 2026-10-31
180 Chapter 180: What exactly are you talking about? 2026-10-31
181 Chapter 181: The Night Swanly Lost Her Innocence 2026-10-31
182 Chapter 182: You made your males hurt me because you knew I wouldn’t speak 2026-10-31
183 Chapter 183: Hello 2026-10-31
184 Chapter 184: Do not touch the arrow! 2026-10-31
185 Chapter 185: Her Last Three Gifts 2026-10-31
186 Chapter 186: Although I remain available for future children 2026-10-31
187 Chapter 187: Talkative prince 2026-10-31
188 Chapter 188: Ancient creatures have terrible eating habits 2026-10-31
189 Chapter 189: What did he do? 2026-10-31
190 Chapter 190: I want a daughter too 2026-10-31
191 Chapter 191: hide-and-feed-the-postpartum-fox 2026-10-31
192 Chapter 192: A missing toof 2026-10-31
193 Chapter 193: DEER PAPA! DON’T LOTH MY TOOF! 2026-10-31
194 Chapter 194: Snake Papa Is A Bully 1 2026-10-31
195 Chapter 195: Snake Papa Is A Bully 2 2026-10-31
196 Chapter 196: DEER PAPAAAA! DON’T LOTH MY TOOF! 2026-10-31
197 Chapter 197: Miko made it fall out! 2026-10-31
198 Chapter 198: Snake babies were monsters 2026-10-31
199 Chapter 199: Did you just copy me? 2026-10-31
200 Chapter 200: She poisoned someone 2026-10-31

Chapter 154: Chapter 154: Oh my God

Later that afternoon, Swanly finally escaped.

Not far.

She simply needed to walk without hearing the word Mama screamed every eight breaths. She was way too stressed already.

She moved through the growing rows.

Ironwood smelled different now.

Fresh soil.

Green leaves.

Drying meat.

Smoke.

Food.

Life.

Then she noticed Nerin.

He was crouched beside a patch of newly turned earth.

His silver deer ears flicked before he looked up.

”Swanly.”

She stopped.

”What are you doing?”

His entire body immediately became suspicious.

”Nothing.”

Swanly looked down.

There were plants everywhere.

Young fruit shoots.

Small bushes.

Several newly planted trees.

And along one protected row were moonbell plants.

Soft blue leaves trembled beneath the shade.

Swanly’s eyes widened.

”You grew those?”

Nerin touched one carefully.

”I am trying.”

”The pregnancy herb?”

He nodded.

”There were roots left on some of the plants Druun brought back. I thought they might grow again.”

Swanly crouched beside him.

”They actually helped.”

”I know.”

She looked at him.

Nerin froze.

”How?”

His ears turned pink.

”You stopped rubbing your stomach after you took them.”

Swanly stared.

He had noticed that?

Then she looked around again.

Red fruits.

Sweet yellow berries.

The little dark-purple fruit she always picked first from the food baskets.

Even the tart green ones she had once told Tilla she liked.

”Nerin.”

He suddenly became fascinated by the soil.

”Why are all my favorite fruits here?”

Silence.

”Nerin.”

His ears became redder.

”I...”

He swallowed.

”I thought you might want them.”

Her expression softened.

”You made this for me?”

”It is small.”

”Nerin.”

”And some may not grow.”

”Nerin.”

He finally looked at her.

”Yes.”

A tiny smile escaped her.

”That’s really sweet.”

His heart nearly stopped.

She had no idea.

Absolutely no idea.

Nerin quickly bent toward a small woven basket beside him.

”I also...”

His fingers fumbled.

He pulled out a ripe red fruit.

”I picked this two days ago.”

Swanly blinked.

”Two days?”

”I wasn’t sure how to give it to you.”

He looked painfully embarrassed now.

”So I kept it.”

Swanly took it.

Their fingers barely brushed.

Nerin almost dropped dead.

”Thank you.”

She smiled.

That was it.

Two words.

A smile.

Nerin’s heart began beating so violently he was genuinely concerned she might hear it.

Swanly bit into the fruit.

Sweet juice burst across her tongue.

”Mmm.”

Nerin stopped breathing.

A thin line of juice escaped the corner of her mouth.

Ran slowly toward her lower lip.

Swanly caught it with her tongue.

Nerin’s innocent green eyes fixed there.

His mind betrayed him.

Violently.

For one horrible second, he imagined reaching over.

Catching that drop with his thumb.

Her lips parting against it.

Or worse.

Leaning in himself.

Tasting the sweetness directly from her mouth.

Nerin’s entire face ignited.

He jerked his gaze away.

What is wrong with me?

Swanly took another bite.

”It’s really good.”

His ears were burning.

”Good.”

”You’re red.”

”I am not.”

”You absolutely are.”

”Sun.”

Swanly looked upward.

They were standing in shade.

Nerin wanted the earth to open.

Immediately.

She laughed softly.

His heart got worse.

Then Swanly looked over the garden again.

”You don’t have to do all this for me.”

Nerin’s smile faded slightly.

”I like being useful.”

Something about the way he said it made Swanly look at him again.

Not I like gardening.

Not I wanted to.

Useful.

”You do that a lot.”

He blinked.

”What?”

”Try to earn your place by doing things for people.”

His eyes dropped.

Swanly understood more than he wanted her to.

Nerin rubbed his thumb against his palm.

”If I can help, then...”

He stopped.

”Then?”

His voice became quiet.

”People have a reason to want me around.”

That killed her smile.

”Nerin.”

He looked embarrassed immediately.

”It does not matter.”

”It does.”

She sat beside him.

”You are allowed to keep things for yourself too.”

He froze.

”You don’t have to give away everything good just to prove you’re worth having around.”

His throat tightened.

Swanly continued simply:

”You’re allowed to just exist.”

Nerin stared at her.

No one had ever said that to him.

Not like that.

Not without asking what he could offer afterward.

His broken antler suddenly seemed heavier.

Swanly held up the half-eaten fruit.

”And if you grow something you love, eat it.”

His lips twitched.

”Even if you like it?”

”Especially then.”

”But if there is only one?”

”We split it.”

He looked at her.

Something painfully soft entered his face.

”Half?”

”Half.”

His heart was utterly finished.

Then a growl came from behind them.

Nerin went rigid.

Swanly turned.

Kael stood several steps away.

His golden eyes were not on Swanly.

They were on Nerin.

More specifically...

On Nerin staring at Swanly.

Then Kael’s gaze dropped to the bitten fruit in her hand.

Then her damp lower lip.

Then back to Nerin.

Nerin realized death had arrived.

”Oh.”

Swanly frowned.

”What?”

Nerin stood too quickly.

”Nothing.”

Another presence appeared behind Kael.

Soren.

His silver gaze moved toward Kael.

Then followed Kael’s stare.

Then found Nerin.

Then Swanly.

Then the fruit.

Then Nerin again.

Nerin’s face went pale.

So now Soren was staring at Kael...

Who was staring at Nerin...

Who had been staring at Swanly.

Excellent.

Nerin slowly stepped backward.

”I should...”

Kael’s eyes narrowed.

”Yes.”

”I have...”

Nerin looked around desperately.

”Plants.”

Soren stared.

”You have been standing beside plants the entire time.”

”Yes.”

”Then why must you suddenly leave?”

Nerin swallowed.

”Other plants.”

Swanly covered her mouth.

Kael walked forward.

His arm slid firmly around Swanly’s waist.

”Come.”

She blinked.

”Where?”

”Away.”

”Kael.”

”You are tired.”

”I was sitting.”

”You should sit somewhere else.”

Nerin looked like he might actually pray.

Swanly stared at Kael.

Then Soren.

Then Nerin.

”Oh my God.”

Kael pulled her gently against his side.

Soren looked at the garden.

”Did he grow all of this for you?”

Nerin’s soul left his body.

Swanly answered before he could.

”Yes.”

Soren stared at him.

Nerin smiled weakly.

”For the settlement.”

Swanly frowned.

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