Novel & Cerita Element 115 Zombies

“We don’t. We need my leadership, your brain, Karou’s orderliness and Maya’s craftiness. Why do I get the feeling you want him alive after what he did?” “You’re wrong I want him dead more than you” she stated. “I’m just planning ahead”. “We can find someone else like him. He can’t be the only person placed on earth who can make poison. When he dies we’ll have his notes, his methods and his gadgets, and we can give it to someone else who can pick up from where he left off. And I had him make a lot down just in case” she shrugged. “Look at you planning ahead”.

Vadim asked, placing his hands over the fire while the three vampires that tied Vincenzo stood beside the wooden beams. “I would die trying to deliver your head to Darius.” Vincenzo snarled, his voice filled with rage. Vadim snickered. Next to the fire was a wooden table with different weapons; axes, blades, daggers, and stakes. Vadim scoffed before he reached for an ax. He stepped toward him and struck the ax on Vincenzo's chest, breaking his ribs. He screamed and his voice echoed through the empty room while Vadim pulled the ax down to his stomach.

For the first time since the nightmare began, they didn’t feel entirely alone. But the pounding on the main doors grew louder. And something massive — the infected former star quarterback, now twice the size of a normal man — was smashing its way through the reinforced glass atrium. Kael bared his fangs. “Underground. Now.” Damien nodded. “Stay close.” Serena gripped their arms. “Together.” As they descended the hidden stairs to the underground archives, the massive quarterback monster broke through the main doors. Behind it, an even worse sight — Professor Elara’s burned but reanimated form leading a horde of coven-infected witches, their corrupted magic crackling black and red.

Day fifteen of the zombie apocalypse. Famine had fully set in. There was nothing edible left in the penthouse. Even the expensive potted plants had been ripped out by the roots and eaten by Julian. He and Jessica were nothing but skin and bones, their eyes sunken, like two walking skeletons. Jessica was even worse off.

Driven by the scent of the meat, the zombies would mindlessly keep running forward nonstop. The cages were connected directly to generators, which meant those zombies would now produce electricity for me day and night. A few more setups like this, and I’d never have to worry about power again. After solving the electricity problem, the system rewarded me with another huge batch of survival points. And I had already spent part of those points preparing a little surprise for Sharon. The moment Sharon noticed the facial recognition scanner on the gate, her eyes lit up with excitement. The two of us looked almost identical.

"You think I'd let a traitor like you guard something that important? I knew you'd do something like this, so you never had the sample." I pause, enjoying the look of horror on his face as realization dawned on him. "What you're holding is the bait liquid I made. You should've suspected something when the zombies still ran into you even when you picked the safest route of escape." Yves wanted to say something, but more zombies came crawling out of the darkness, and they drowned him like waves of a sea. His screams reverberated across the corridor, and we heard the sound of flesh getting ripped off bones.

"Don't! That's high-purity nano repair compound. There are only three cans left in the entire shelter!" My vision went red. If the core melted down without it, nothing could save us! "Zach, you're quite the actor."