BACK FROM THE DEAD: MY APOCALYPSE LEVEL-UP SYSTEM のすべてのチャプター: チャプター 131 - チャプター 140

Chapter 131: The Mirage FeedThe small glass terminal on the desk flickered with a soft, deep blue light.Julian sat close to the screen, his chest rising and falling in short, shallow breaths. His right hand was still wrapped in dirty white bandages, but he didn't care about the pain anymore. He didn't care about the cold air in his room or the dark sky outside. All he cared about was the light.He reached out his left hand and touched the edge of the glass.BZZZZT.A soft wave of blue light washed over his face, and his mind went blank for a second.Suddenly, he wasn't sitting in his cold, dark room. He was standing on the high balcony of the central spire. The warm sun shone brightly on his skin. The air smelled of fresh flowers and sweet bread. Down in the massive courtyard below, thousands of people cheered his name, waving bright flags in the air.He turned his head.Eva stood right beside him in a long white dress. Her dark hair fell loosely over her shoulders. She wasn't carry

Chapter 133: The Unseen SignalThe small basement workshop smelled strongly of engine oil, solder, and stale tea. Stacks of broken circuit boards and tangled copper wire covered the long wooden workbench. A single overhead light bulb swung gently on a black cord, casting flickering shadows across the concrete walls.Eva stood near the iron door, her arms crossed tightly over her chest. Her dark eyes followed the twitching movements of a thin man sitting in front of a glowing monitor. His fingers were covered in black grease, flying across a cluttered keyboard with nervous, rapid clicks.His name was Felix—a rogue engineer who had been on the run even before the war for tinkering with black-market radio parts. He was twitchy, unpredictable, and hated official guards, but nobody in the lower city understood signal routing better than he did."Are you sure nobody saw you bring me here, Empress?" Felix asked, his voice trembling as he wiped sweat from his nose with his sleeve."Everyone i

Chapter 135: The Night RaidThe sirens blared, screaming across the cold dark settlement. Red emergency lights flashed against the stone walls, painting every corner in a bloody glow.Justin ran down the concrete stairs, pulling his rifle off his shoulder. His heart pounded against his ribs. Beside him, three guards scrambled to keep up, their boots slapping against the wet floor."Which sector?" Justin yelled over the loud sirens."The main food storehouse!" a young guard shouted back, his hands shaking as he loaded his gun. "Captain, they aren't normal infected. They are fast. They're moving together!"Justin burst through the heavy double doors into the courtyard. Cold rain hit his face. Ahead, the thick steel gate of the central storehouse was bent inward, torn open like paper. Snarls and wet growls echoed from inside the dark building."Form a line!" Justin roared, stepping right into the open mud. "Do not let them past this yard! If we lose the grain, everyone starves!"Figures

Chapter 137: The Broken MirrorThe medical bay smelled of iodine, cold alcohol, and fresh blood. Outside the thin curtain, heart monitors beeped in steady, rhythmic tones.Eva stood beside Justin’s bed, her hands trembling so hard she had to lock her fingers together. His chest rose and fell under the thick white blankets, slow and shallow. His skin was gray, his lips cracked and dry.Christian stepped through the curtain, his heavy boots making no sound on the smooth floor. He looked at Justin, then turned his dark eyes to Eva."The doctor just finished the second blood transfer," Christian said softly, his voice low and tight. "He survived the night, Eva. But he won't be back on his feet for a long time."Eva did not answer right away. She reached out, her fingers gently touching Justin’s cold forehead before she stepped back."Look at this," Eva whispered.She pulled a small, blood-stained plastic bag from her coat pocket and held it out to Christian. Inside sat the military radio

Chapter 139: The RendezvousThe surveillance closet was freezing cold, but sweat dripped down Christian’s pale forehead as he stared at the red signal on the screen."It’s bouncing off the sub-level maintenance relays," Christian said, his hands flying across the green-lit console keys. "The transmitter is inside this building, Eva. It’s underground!"Eva stood right beside him, her face hard as stone. She checked the heavy magazine of her handgun with a sharp click, sliding it into her side holster."Where does that lower tunnel lead?" Eva asked, her voice dangerously quiet."It’s the old sub-level four," Christian replied, looking up at her with wide, fearful eyes. "It was sealed five years ago after the badlands collapse. Nobody goes down there, Eva. It's pitch black, full of toxic water, and completely unmonitored.""Perfect for a traitor," Eva whispered.Christian jumped out of his chair, grabbing her jacket sleeve. "Wait! You can't go down there by yourself! Let me grab a squad