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I need to get to the others. I reload quickly, double-checking my ammo before pushing forward. I find two more injured pack members, administering the antidote as quickly as I can before searching the battlefield. But as I scan the chaos, my chest tightens. A cold spike of panic shoots through my chest. Where’s Jake?

They intended to end my life, and I had to act swiftly. Channelling the survival instincts instilled in me by my sentinel 'father', I braced myself for the fight that was coming. With a sudden burst of speed and agility, I lunged towards the first man, aiming for his vulnerable knee joint. My target screamed out in pain as his leg buckled beneath him. Seizing the opportunity, I swiftly snatched the fallen man's weapon, a small, razor-sharp dagger.

The camera zoomed in instantly, giving a close-up of death. The rapidly rotating sawtooth started between her legs and instantly tore apart her pants. Then, flesh and meat, mixed with blood, splattered out from the sawtooth, her originally open stomach was now sawed apart vertically from the middle without any resistance. Her intestines were also sawed apart by the chainsaw. They flowed out from her stomach and scattered all over the ground. It was as if a bunch of snakes had crawled out from her stomach!

I saw hell and eternal damnation in them. I pulled away from my trance and ran the fork where the neck meets the chin. It gagged as the grip loosened. I strengthened my hold on the table and my ally—my only key to survival. My mother and sister sprawled a few inches from me, pale and missing some parts. Breaking wood made its presence known once again. When it broke, I slashed its knee and unzipped the ground with my feet. It gave chase, but I was quick to raise the weapon against me. In anger, it snapped our house like soft crackers, adding the flame into view.

The soldiers got out quickly, looking serious as they saw the damage. “Spread out.” I said. “Look for survivors. Carefully. And be very cautious.” The soldiers moved quickly, spreading out across the ruined village. I went with them, my eyes looking over the destruction. I walked through the ashes, my boots crunching on the rubble. This was a massacre, plain and clear. My gaze shifted to the ground where a glint of silver caught my eye. I bent down, carefully brushing aside the ash and debris. It was a dagger with its handle carved in a familiar pattern. I picked it up with my fingers trembling….

《SECOND CHANCE PROTOCOL ACTIVATED》 Survive the Trial. Find the True Lifeline. Failure = permanent erasure. My heart thudded so hard it hurt. “Who… who are you?” The voice continued calmly. 《RULES TO JOIN THE SURVIVAL GAMES》 Rule1: The road ahead is endless. Do not leave the truck no matter what. Rule 2: If you see yourself again do not look twice. Rule 3: If the lights go out, pray they come back. If they don’t come after 3 seconds… close your eyes and count to 10.

"Take your time." I shifted the wine glass from one hand to the other, finally reaching for the bottle to refill my glass. "It all happened so quickly. The man slashed Lucas' throat with a knife and then repeatedly stabbed him in the abdomen... And this bastard, he watched me the entire time, grinning like a deranged person. I couldn't scream. He lunged at me, which is how I ended up with the cut on my hand," I said, finally able to visualize the gruesome scene. "Eventually, my survival instinct kicked in, and I ran for my life. I can't recall exactly when I reached for the gun, but I knew he was right behind me. After dropping and kicking the damn weapon, I didn't have time to scramble and

But it was blocked. "Scarlett—" "I know." I looked at the blockage. It was a wall of debris. Impossible to move. "There's another way," I said. "Where?" I looked at the schematics. "There's a ventilation shaft. It leads to the surface." We walked. The infected were closer now. We could hear them. Smell them. Feel them. We reached the ventilation shaft. It was small. But it was open. "Go," I said. The survivors climbed inside.

The survivors broke free in the confusion and ran for the trees on the far side. I was already moving before the first return volley of orange fire climbed the ridge toward me. The chase became immediate and brutal. No more measured hunting. They came fast, using the open ground I had just crossed. I abandoned the high spine and dropped into a narrow cut between rocks, letting the walls force them into single file. The first fighter who followed took a short spear of silver straight through the chest and went down without a sound. The second learned from the first and stayed back, calling for the others.

"I am trying to keep you alive! If they find out what you are, they will tear you apart to get to me!" "Then let them!" I stumbled backward, my foot hitting something hard. I looked down. The broken, jagged leg of the heavy wooden chair Cillian had smashed against the wall lay on the floor at a sharp angle. I didn't even think. My will to survive, built up over nineteen years of pain, took over. I dropped the fur blanket. I grabbed the broken piece of wood and lifted it fast, pressing the sharp, jagged point straight against the pulse on my own throat.