The protagonist Jack travels alone through the ruined city, with abandoned supermarkets and collapsed buildings ahead. Here, Jack confronts the infected who are no longer "Shadow People". He found that these people began to show "human-like" characteristics again, but they were still significantly different from ordinary people-they were more powerful, violent, and organized in a certain way.
Jack found a forgotten note, which recorded Neville's undisclosed research data and a new discovery: This new evolutionary version did not directly kill the host, but transformed the host into "super-infected people". These people became extremely powerful, but also lost all human emotions and rationality.
While Jack was out searching for food, he met a small group of survivors who seemed normal, but revealed a strange sense of strangeness in their conversation and behavior.
Jack and the survivors experienced fierce battles and gradually revealed the secret behind the new virus. They found that the virus was not evolving aimlessly, but seemed to have some kind of intelligent control. Behind this "intelligence" may be some kind of genetic memory of the virus, or a more complex "symbiont" system.
In the final confrontation, Jack discovers that Neville's sacrifice is not meaningless - Jack must make a choice: continue to search for the ultimate antidote to the virus, or try to coexist with the virus and find a new way to survive?
Reader comments
The story is pretty good, a bit mediocre, worth watching.
The story is pretty good, a bit mediocre, worth watching.