Element 115 Zombies Novels & Stories

If your companion, pet or family members have been in contact or are showing any of these symptoms (coughing, seizures, foaming at the mouth, fainting, vomiting) stay FAR AWAY, or if possible, kill them. Brie sat, unmoving. Kill them? Could anyone with a heart even do that? She leaned back, letting out a deep breath. She couldn't stop thinking about Adam. There must be a way to stop this terrible virus. Brie shook her head. He doesn't have the virus! Stop assuming things. She stood, glancing back to Adam with a sad expression. "I hope you're okay." She crouched down and checked his bandages. They were getting bloodier... Maybe she should change them.

With a trembling hand, I put a lock of hair behind my ear as I was staring at the sisters. Xalvy glided over to me, caressed my face with both hands and held my head high from under my chin. Looking me straight in the eye. “The Fifth Element is never wrong when choosing its elemental guardians.” Still holding my face in her hand, she was looking at me as if she was searching for something. “Take it from me, sweet Kalama, as Life itself I know this is how it is supposed to be.” She smiled and for the first time it touched her eyes.

he shouted to his comrades, his voice cutting through the chaos of the approaching fray. With a primal roar, the zombies descended upon the barricade, their sheer numbers overwhelming as they clawed and gnashed at the fortified barrier. The sound of metal scraping against metal echoed through the air, punctuated by the desperate cries of the undead. Hannah and Marcky fought alongside Brandon, their abilities complementing each other as they unleashed a barrage of offensive strikes against the encroaching horde. Hannah's flames danced and flickered, engulfing any zombies that dared to draw near, while Marcky's electrified attacks sent jolts of energy coursing through the ranks of the undead.

I looked up and saw it was Julian, who had bravely questioned Quinton earlier. "Hide here! Quick!" he whispered. His eyes were filled with guilt as he looked at me. Outside, the battle only worsened. Wave after wave of zombies kept crashing in, stronger each time. More people were falling. "Quick, activate the high-voltage fence!" the old squad member shouted at the top of his lungs. "That's our last chance!" Quinton lay in a pool of blood. A flicker of hope crossed his eyes.

She listened to him and obediently started working on the woods. Zinnia knew vampires don't sleep, they had this weird energy in them which kept them awake, she was confused at the fact that he didn't eat the food, even if she slept he didn't need to wait for her. She was a mere servant and even if she walked back hungry, it wouldn't be something unusual.

A Soldato chuckled as he explained, "It's just a cage where we captured a few zombies and are now bringing you in to have some fun with them. "If you can survive for ten minutes or more, we'll let you have a bite to eat." When Valerio realized that there was no use begging for mercy, he immediately began cussing and yelling angrily at me. "No! I won't go there! Gemma, you can't do this to me, you evil witch! I hope you go to hell!" I refused to look at him anymore and let the Soldatos drag him away instead. There was the sound of the metal gate slamming shut in the distance, followed by the loud, delighted roars from the zombies and the despairing screams from Valerio.

BZZZZZZT A blinding flash of electricity exploded inside the monster's throat. The smell of burning flesh filled the room instantly. The giant’s body went completely stiff, its pale skin lighting up from the inside out as the current fried its brain. Its huge empty eyes rolled back into its head. It tumbled backward like a chopped tree crashing heavily into the broken metal gate. BOOM The massive body blocked the five-foot gap completely acting like a wall against the hundreds of smaller zombies screaming right behind it. Gray rotting hands reached out from under the giant’s arms clawing wildly at the air. They could not push the heavy corpse out of the way.

At this moment, something seemed to suddenly dawn on him. “The five elemental corpses are made up of the cosmic dual forces; metal, wood, water, fire, and earth.” Magus performed his magic to predict the future by moving his fingers rapidly. Meanwhile, Xavion also murmured something. “That’s right. This is the reason behind it. It’s no surprise Ulricus would resurrect Lydia and transport the bodies of those four here to refine them into zombies. He did all this to make up for his fate’s shortcomings.” Xavion also took a deep breath and murmured, “Ulricus is a zombie. He doesn’t belong to the three realms and is excluded from the five elements. He can’t use the five books to become God.

********************** Mr Li Chong and Mr Anabel George saw two men walking freely in the midst of zombies, they were packing things into one big building. The building is painted with red color and surrounded with rose flowers it is two story building. It was Mr Cole Gabby and Michael they're packing things into the house.They were walking freely in the midst of the zombies. Mr Li Chong said to Mrs Anabel George that "Who are those people, why are they not bitten by the zombie?" Mrs Anabel said maybe they have Vaccine to resist zombie bite. "How?" "In Washington where my husband worked. I heard they were working on a vaccine but I don't know maybe they succeed in it. So who knows maybe t

Bima cursed. Suddenly, from a distance, a strange sound was heard. BZZZT! BZZZT! KLINK! KLANK! The sound was like a broken, flickering machine, mixed with the rustling of plastic and metal. And among the ruins of the high-rise buildings, they saw faint flashes of electric blue light. Zombies. But different zombies. Their bodies were covered in dangling cables; some had cracked phone screens on their faces as eyes, and their hands… their hands were a combination of circuit boards and sharp metal claws.