All Chapters of Rewrite the Apocalypse Dream : Chapter 241 - Chapter 247

The shockwave of the detonation chased Joanna out of the warehouse. She didn't look back. Reaching into the fabric of space, she pulled herself forward, folding reality to snap across the street into a derelict brewery.She materialized in the dim, rusted interior. Moving quietly up a skeletal staircase, she found a second-floor office. It was a graveyard of shattered glass, but it offered a prime view of the chaos below.The warehouse block was a towering furnace, painting the dawn sky in apocalyptic hues. Panicked shouts from the surviving guards echoed over the roar of the flames.Suddenly, the scream of a strained engine pierced the noise. An old sedan tore around the corner at breakneck speed. It plowed through a small cluster of zombies, pinning two to the crumpled hood without slowing down.

The guards froze. Seeing the heavy grown woman tossed like a ragdoll by a slight, slender girl left everyone in absolute shock. The momentary distraction was all Joanna needed.In a concussive flash of folded space, Joanna materialized right in front of Theresa. Theresa's fingers convulsed to pull the trigger of her pearl-handled revolver, but Joanna’s hand clamped onto the weapon first, wrenching it away.Before Theresa could even scream, Joanna launched a brutal punch directly into her jaw. CRACK. The force of the blow knocked Theresa out cold, her limp body collapsing onto the ash-covered asphalt.Theresa's remaining men recoiled in sheer terror, dropping their weapons as they stared at Joanna standing over their leader.

Jake and Jolie stepped up, combining their powers to hold the line. Jake wrenched more iron rails from the ground, shaping the jagged metal into spinning blades that diced through the advancing creatures. Simultaneously, Jolie slammed her palms against the concrete, forcing massive, thorny plant vines to erupt directly from her skin, wrapping around the monsters and crushing them against the tracks.While they bought the team some time, Joanna rushed over to Major Levi."I am leaving you a helper," Joanna said quickly, her voice sharp. "Don't hurt it!"Before Levi could even process the words, she disappeared in a flash of folded space. The major stood stunned in the darkness, gunfire echoing around him. "A helper? What?" he muttered, looking at the empty spot where she had just been standing.