yeah we know that ML2 started to notice MC because he got rejected, yet I don't think that should be the only reason. He also used to get close to MC for his own advantage and at some point fell for MC. Just I need to know how ML's and ML2's own point of view on our MC and how they saw MC in their own eyes

(yeah he does some s*upid intimate scenes to MC, let's not go to that part, ok? ?).

Like how he (ML2) lived his life after he got his freedom. I know that he feels like, his life without MC is lonely. Yet I want him to be happy and occasionally have a good touch with MC till the end. AHHHHHH I really cried a lot because of him at the end. His character somehow thou' its not perfect, even I can say many things didn't make any sense, yet etched a deep impression and love in my heart.

P.S. I'm sad that I didn't get any extra chapters to know about how many of my favourite character's (Ervel+Gordon, Max, Liv, Xia, Winn, Lauren, Casey, Maya, especially Jane) life went on after the end. Hope author make an extra sequel to make all the characters come together. That would be awsm.

I have to wonder if the author knows anything about nuclear power. I mean basic stuff. Like how even after 200 years, a power plant which has had no electricity all that time would be a radioactive wasteland. A meltdown would have occurred loooooong before this and everything within several miles around the plant would be completely uninhabitable or even safe to venture near without special clothing/protection yadda yadda and then not for very long. Think Chernobyl if they hadn't done ANY protective measures aka the concrete dome they put over it. Even the zombies nearby would be walking radioactive material. (One of my pet peeves with zombie apocalypse stories which have them traipsing willy nilly all over the place with no issues like this happening. Looking at you, The Walking Dead. - doesn't stop me from watching it though lolol) All of which means that forcing ordinary humans to enter would be giving them a death sentence and a pretty horrific one at that. Maybe the special soldiers could enter (even though they would come out covered in radioactive material) but not the two scientists who btw, aren't nuclear researchers so should be absolutely useless in that situation anyway- being smart doesn't mean you would know retrieve uranium safely if that's NOT YOUR FIELD OF STUDY.

So the small remnants of mankind are living underground for the most part and I would assume that life would be deemed precious. All life but poor student researchers it seems. These kids have probably never actually seen a real zombie up close and personal and now they've not only seeing them in all their gruesome glory but they're seeing people killed. That's bound to be traumatic especially coupled with the fact that they were just in a plane crash. Soldiers are tough, no denying that, but they're also human and would have been told to save these hapless researchers not abuse them. I would hope, at least. They should feel some compassion for them. Granted, they had their own mission and this side run cost them their technical members so they would be a bit uptight but that's hardly the student's fault. So I'm wondering if being "super" soldiers makes them cruel and heartless or is this just how the story is supposed to go? Also why does the one character keep calling the student researchers "technical soldiers"? Uh... they're not? Did the author forget that? idk.