เข้าสู่ระบบSebastianSloradath was in ruins. The exact way I remembered it in my past life. The streets were empty, car doors left ajar and blood was all over the street. It had only been a few days, yet it seemed that nature didn’t give a fuck. Tree vines had crept up the city walls, turning the once beautiful city into a wasteland.“My goodness…” I whispered in despair as I ran my hand through my hair, walking down the now desolate city. Buildings looked like they had been burning for days; the streets were filled with trash, and every glass building was either bloody or smashed.Electric cables hung from their towers, making every single house dark and empty. Not that anyone would remain in their house anyway, all they could do was run. Run so they won’t get bitten.And then I heard footsteps. They were very faint, like they were still faraway and my heart flew to my throat. Terror filled me for a moment as I took a step back, the reminder of the way I died the last time filling my memory.
SebastianStatic buzzed in my ears as I slowly regained consciousness, my head pounding harshly. I groaned softly as I moved to get up. When my body didn't move, no matter what I did, panic surged through me.I opened my eyes but all I could see was darkness. That was when I felt clothing on my face, which meant that I had been blindfolded.“Hello?” I called out, my voice hoarse as I coughed. My body felt so numb, like I had been asleep for a long time. But then I realized that I wasn't just numb but I was also tied up.Maybe to a pole, maybe to a chair, I couldn't tell, but the ropes were tied so tight that I couldn't move an inch. What the hell was going on?“Hello!?” I called out louder now and then the static grew louder, making me wince.I felt liquid drip out of my ears and the ache in my head increased as I groaned out from the pain coursing through me."You’re finally awake.” The static voice echoed in my ears and I froze.“Buis?”“Typical. Of course you would call him the w
Sebastian“What is this place?” I asked in shock as I looked around, surprised at the small farmhouse in front of me. It looked like it was absolutely disconnected from Sloradath. Crazy enough, I glanced up at the sky and the sun was shining down on my face, making me gape in shock. How was this even possible?I turned to inspect where I had just come from but there was no path down the road. It was like I was in an enclosed space, detached from the real world.“What the hell is this place? Why did you bring me here?” I asked in confusion as I tried to retrace my steps but all that surrounded me were trees and birds. “You are safe here.” The system replied and my heart flew to my chest.“You are not planning on keeping me here, are you?” I asked in horror and the silence I got was all I needed to know the answer. “I have to alert the people! Zombies will fill the streets in no time and…”Fuck, that was all this was about.“The apocalypse has to begin. If you kill the few that have r
SebastianMy head was pounding so hard when my eyes opened, my body aching like I had just been slammed into by a huge truck.“Buis, come in.” I muttered as I dragged myself off the ground, a groan leaving my lips. “Are you gonna be a coward now and let me handle this myself?”There was silence for a moment before the screen came back to life and my fist moved before I could stop myself, aiming at the screen.It moved out of the way before I could make it and a bitter chuckle escaped my lips as I glared at the screen in front of me.“You know this was the only way.” Buis replied and I scoffed, grabbing the chair that the zombie was sitting on and hurling it at it, making it move to the side.“The only way? The apocalypse is still seven days away! One whole fucking week for people to live happily! You knew. You lied to me all the time!” I yelled in frustration as I picked up shards of the stupid box it had asked me to retrieve.“I never lied to you, Sebastian.”“You told me I was hallu
SebastianI couldn’t believe my eyes even as I took two slow steps into the dimly lit room, my heart pounding wildly in my chest.This could not be real. This had to be a hallucination of some kind. There was no way…“Buis, say something.” I hissed, my voice so low that I could barely hear it. “Was this why you shut the fuck down? Because you can’t lie to me anymore?”My body was trembling as I looked around, unable to believe that the military actually kept something so dangerous in here. How could they be so reckless?What were they thinking?The purple box Buis was talking about was sitting on a table, waiting for me to take it but I could barely look at it. My eyes were fixed on the creature bound in chains to the chair, head bowed and body limp.Pale skin, tattered clothes, bloodshot white eyes with no iris, its head tilted at a very, very wrong angle, weird black lines tracing all the way to its head and a very pungent smell oozing from it.The one thing that kept me up at night
Sebastian“Horrible decision or not, I need to get this done and over with.” I muttered with a soft sigh as I turned the car’s engine on, my hands fixed on the steering wheel. “As long as I'm not asked to kill anyone.”The system didn't respond for a while and when I raised a brow at it, the screen seemed to come back to its senses—or whatever, making me frown in confusion.Sure, the system had a consciousness of its own but wasn’t it acting too… human recently?“I am inside you, Sebastian. Of course, I have to study your behaviour and become compatible with you.” The system replied to my question and my lips thinned as I rolled my eyes.It answered the questions that it felt like answering and ignored the ones that bothered me the most. Classic.“I’m not killing anyone, right?” “There will be no death occurrences.”“Then, that’s all that matters.” I replied as I hit the accelerator and the car sped down the road. The borders were now covered with triple the previous security and I c







