All Chapters of The Endgame Chronicles: Chapter 581 - Chapter 590

Right now…A massive crowd of zombies packed the hallway outside a locked classroom on the first floor.The long corridor was jammed wall to wall with them.Some were tall, some short. There were men, women, students, teachers, cafeteria workers, and security guards.Rotting faces shoved against each other as they slammed violently into the classroom door, which looked ready to give way at any second.Sydney and Andrew stood on top of desks. In front of them was a waist-high window.The aluminum frame was already bending under the pounding from outside. Handprints smeared across the dusty glass as zombies pressed in. The ones closest opened their jaws impossibly wide, gnawing and snapping at the window.Sydney and Andrew could see everything clearly: yellowed, jagged teeth, shriveled upper jaws like crocodile mouths, rotting tongues oozing infection, and deep throats stretched open as they howled.Dark red and black sludge dripped from their mouths every time they opened them,

"Mr. Ortega!""Mr. Ortega!""Mr. Ortega!"Andrew, Sydney, Ryker, and the others rushed forward together, throwing their weight against the shaky barricade as the zombie crowd pushed through."Raarh!""Raarh!"The zombies surged through the broken opening, howling with excitement as they forced their way inside.One hand popped out. Then two, three…Soon, countless zombie hands shoved through the gaps between desks and chairs. Their fingers curled like hardened claws, sharp and twisted like something animal.They scraped violently against the metal desk legs. Each swipe tore through the white paint, sending flakes and metal shavings flying while long scratches carved into the steel tubing. The screeching sound stabbed straight into everyone's ears."Raarh! Raarh! Raarh!""Raarh! Raarh!""Raarh!"One zombie forced its head through the narrow gap between the furniture.Seeing living, breathing prey just inches away, it exploded with strength. With a sickening crack, it sla

Hayley lifted her head and looked toward the classroom.Right now, the room was in complete chaos.The windows facing the hallway were mostly shattered. Desks and chairs that had blocked the zombies were overturned everywhere. Zombies crawled through the tangled gaps, dragging themselves forward.But the worst part was the back door.It hung halfway open, and a dense wave of zombies poured through freely, their twisted faces flooding into the room.The fastest one had already reached the middle of the classroom.Its claws were lifted, ready to tear into Ryker and Trina as they rolled across the floor.Bang!The half-open back door slammed shut from the outside.All the zombies trying to rush in were shoved back beyond it.Click.Hayley heard keys rattling.She stared toward the back door in shock.Someone was locking it from the outside."Mr. Daniels is here!" someone shouted, voice shaking with excitement.Marvin looked at the locked door and the zombies frozen mid-moti

Clang!Clang!Clang!Rat-tat-tat!Rat-tat-tat!Heavy cleavers dropped while suppressed gunfire cracked through the night at the same time.The zombies blocking their path fell like rows of cut grass, cleared away in waves.The armored vehicle never even slowed. It rolled straight through the sea of bodies, heading toward the massive steel wall rising ahead like a fortress.Floodlights mounted along the wall lit the road for them, bright beams cutting through the darkness.As they reached the entrance, the enormous steel gate groaned and lifted open.Hayley's vehicle stopped at the checkpoint. A tall, broad-shouldered man in tactical gear stood beside the passenger door, rifle resting easily in his arms."Well, look who's back," Milo said."Yeah, made it," Hayley replied.He leaned closer, peering into the vehicle. "Not a bad haul."Six faces sat crammed into the back seat, staring at him with confusion and caution. They looked like a group of rabbits spotting a lion for t

After registering with Robert, Marvin and the others were assigned housing.Robert personally guided them through how life worked inside Haylight League."There are plenty of empty homes right now," Robert said. "You can pick wherever you want to live. Once you decide, I'll lock it in for you. Housing here is free."The group stared at the rows of houses stretching down the street, available for them to choose from.Their first wave of shock hit instantly.Housing inside the Haylight League cost nothing. Residents only paid a daily tax of ten points. Plus, new arrivals didn't even pay taxes during their first month.Free housing! That sounded more unreal than life before the apocalypse."But daily living runs on points," Robert continued. "You'll use points in our stores for everything. Food, drinks, clothes, supplies. Starting tomorrow, your workplaces will provide three meals a day, so don't worry about going hungry while you get settled."Everyone inhaled sharply again.Mea