FAZER LOGINHeavy rain poured down, accompanied by flashes of lightning. Rikes approached the window and sat beside it. At first, he paid little attention to what was happening below or in the surrounding area. His focus was solely on the water streaming down from above. Eventually, his attention shifted to the scene below.He stood up and let out a brief exclamation, prompting his two companions to respond."What's wrong, Rikes?" Liam asked."Is something happening down there?" Red added.Rikes turned toward them and nodded in response to Red's question."Yes. There's definitely something wrong down there."Red and Liam approached the window and looked down. From their perspective, everything appeared to be the same. There were still numerous zombies wandering around below. Neither of them had noticed anything unusual yet."Rikes, the problem is that there are a lot of zombies on the city streets," Red grumbled. "So, what's this problem you were talking about a few minutes ago?" he continued.Ri
There were dozens of zombies in the alley. They seemed to be surrounding something, although it was impossible to tell what. They shoved against one another, bending down as if devouring some unfortunate victim lying on the asphalt. The stench of rotting flesh and the metallic smell of blood immediately filled the air, making it difficult to breathe. The moment Joe realized what was happening, he spun around in a panic. His eyes widened as he looked at Clara and Lance behind him. "Turn around! Hurry! We need to find another way!" he whispered urgently but firmly. Unfortunately, their movements had already attracted attention. One of the zombies in the middle of the crowd suddenly turned its head. The moment its gaze locked onto the three of them, the creature raised its head and let out a piercing, thunderous roar. It was a warning cry that immediately prompted dozens of other undead to turn toward them in unison. The shriek sounded like a signal to attack. The entire alley erup
Several helicopters flew over NorthVale, circling certain areas in search of survivors who had not yet been infected. However, their efforts seemed to be in vain. It was safe to say that perhaps 80 percent of NorthVale's population had already turned into the undead. Rikes and Liam watched the scene from the window. Red approached them, carrying two cans of drinks. "Look at that. They're not actually coming to pick us up. They're just flying around overhead. If they really intended to rescue us, they would have landed on top of one of the buildings. And if they found no survivors there, they could search the other buildings afterward." Red pulled the tab on his can and slowly took a sip. "Just as I expected," Rikes added. "Hopper would never send a rescue team without a good reason. If he were planning to send help, he would have to consider everything carefully, Red." Liam looked at Rikes. "Exactly. Hopper will definitely think this through. He doesn't want to risk sacrificing to
The zombie in the police uniform began crawling upward, pulling on the rope while bracing its feet against the apartment wall. A growl escaped its mouth as it grimaced, revealing rows of bloodstained teeth. The creature continued to grin, clearly aware that it would soon have its prey. Meanwhile, the other zombies below began approaching and gathering beneath it. Across the way, Tate looked utterly helpless. He had no way of helping Alice. The bottles he had thrown had missed their target, and he had already run out of them. "What am I supposed to do?" Tate clenched his fists before biting down on his right hand. A moment later, he remembered the drone he had used the previous day. He immediately rushed inside and retrieved it. After putting on his goggles, he flew the drone toward Alice's apartment. The drone hovered toward the zombie still clinging to the apartment wall. Its buzzing sound attracted the other zombies, making them approach and let out loud growls. VRRRR... VRRRR
Joe and Lance exchanged glances before turning to look at Clara at the same time. Even so, they were still curious about the person Clara was talking about. “I know you two must be thinking all sorts of strange things.” “No. I'm just wondering how something like that could happen,” Joe asked. “She was married to a CEO, but her husband betrayed her. He even gave her a fake necklace. After that, she kept to herself and eventually decided to separate from her husband. She disappeared for several weeks,” Clara revealed. “Then what happened?” Lance asked curiously. “Suddenly, she showed up and asked me to meet her. After that, she told me that an apocalypse was coming and would destroy the city,” Clara continued. “Is she a fortune-teller?” “At first, I didn't believe her. I thought she had lost her mind because her marriage had fallen apart just like that. But everything she said actually came true.” Clara stood up. “Just look at NorthVale. It's destroyed... completely devastated,
“Rikes!” Liam called out.Rikes turned around and saw Liam holding up a telephone receiver.“The call has connected. Talk to them,” Liam continued.Rikes stepped closer and took the receiver Liam offered him. He then responded to the call.Rikes informed them of his location and described their situation in detail.Meanwhile, in the southern part of the city...“Sir, we've received a connected call. It seems to be from the special forces unit that was previously assigned to the city center.”Hearing this, Hopper immediately stepped forward. He took the device and tried to speak.“Rikes, thank goodness you're still alive,” Hopper said, his voice filled with relief.On the other end of the line, Rikes explained that they had lost seven more members. They were also trapped inside the communications room. They couldn't get out because there were too many zombies, and their ammunition was running low.“Hang in there. I'll find a way to get you out,” Hopper replied.The connection suddenly







