Zombie Drone Oc Novels & Stories

Rain held back, screwing the lid back on the water and waiting to hear what Mist had to say before she let herself panic. “Drones,” Mist replied on a loud exhale. “They’re heat seeking drones, so they don’t just rely on visual location finders, but they’ll also pick up any animal over a hundred pounds.” “Dang, I knew I shouldn’t have had that second meat stick this morning,” Walt joked.

someone gasped, their voice breaking the stillness. “Yes! That’s EKSU!” another voice confirmed, laced with panic. All eyes were glued to their screens as the drone’s camera panned across the university grounds. From above, the campus appeared eerily quiet, with deserted walkways and overturned vehicles casting long shadows. At first glance, it looked like a ghost town, but then the camera zoomed in, revealing the horrifying reality. Gasps erupted as the drone caught a lone student sprinting across the campus courtyard, his terror palpable even from the distant view. Behind him, a pack of ravenous zombies gave chase, their grotesque movements jerky but relentless.

"No! I just don't want you to be in danger like before. I don't want to see you hurt again!" “Then take me with you! I was more hurt when you left me!” I shouted selfishly. While crying Frey nodded her head slowly. I grabbed Frey's hand quickly."Really? Are you sure?"I asked in disbelief. "Yes, I will go with you Leo," replied Frey. We plan to leave this city at dawn. According to Frey, the Flower Skulls would likely hunt vampires at night. Of course, because the vampires are freer to move at night.

The display showed a message, "Greetings, werewolves. I am your ally and bringer of information." My father exchanged a glance with me, and I could see the curiosity in his eyes. "Ally?" he questioned. "Yes, I am an advanced AI drone programmed to assist those in need," the drone replied. "I have information about the young woman you seek, Annabelle." My heart quickened at the mention of her name. "Tell us," I urged, my voice tinged with hope and concern. The drone's holographic display showed a map, highlighting a location in Greece. "Annabelle is being held captive by a wicked Vampire Queen in her lair, located in the depths of these ancient ruins," it announced.

"We go through it." "Are you insane?" Chalida screamed, backing away as the drone drifted closer, its red eye fixed on their movements. "It’s an optimizer!" Pim roared, charging toward the drone. "It’s not designed to handle irrational, self-destructive variables! We have to disrupt its predictive modeling!" The drone fired a stun-bolt, hitting the floor inches from Pim’s feet. The floor cracked, sending shrapnel flying. Pim didn't flinch. She swung the silver candelabra with all her strength, smashing it into the drone’s sensor array.

"Chronological instability detected. Initiating localized quarantine protocol." The drone’s twin weapon pods swung downward, charging with a sickening blue glow that signaled a temporal displacement strike. With the path ahead completely destroyed by the landslide and the drone blocking their retreat, the team was trapped on a crumbling ledge with nowhere left to run.

"Fine. But we're going in hot. The Architect has security drones. Fast ones." "I have a hacker," Silas said, looking up at the sky. "Don't I?" As if on cue, a shadow swept over them. A heavy-lift cargo drone, massive and black, descended from the clouds. It hovered above the boat. "Hello, Silas," the Ghost’s voice boomed from a speaker on the drone. "I brought some toys. Look up." The drone lowered a cable. Attached to the end were four high-grade assault rifles and two heavy suits of tactical body armor.

WU My eyes trailed the tires of the truck, before i lifted them into the mirror. I could see myself through it, my very much stressed under appreciated self. It wasn't a huge truck, like a pickup truck, smallish with a white container and tires. And the driver traditionally wearing a black cap and shades. I zoned back in at the tap of Blackeye, he stared at one of his boys, Terry as he dumped in the last stash into the back of the container. It was a one loaded with millions worth of drugs.

Just kilometers away from the base, there’s a large boundary made of barbed wires. On the left side, there’s a small tunnel where the vehicles pass. Once a large group of zombies approached this barbed wire, an AI detector would immediately notify the people within the base. They saw few zombies aimlessly wandering close to the boundaries. When the Red Dragon’s humvees passed by them, the sound quickly attracted them, running after the vehicles almost desperately. They would trip several times, yet these zombies would stand up again to chase after them. However, because the humvees were fast, low-level zombies like them couldn’t keep up.

She looked like she was ready to back out of whatever serious heap of trouble Josh was getting himself into, but Josh shoved her away. “Who’s gonna make me?” Josh asked Terra. “You and what army?” Terra pointed over their heads and a small spot became bigger and bigger as it hovered closer. It emitted a small noise, just a muted whir, and had blinking lights like a UFO. It then shone a powerful beam that bathed the scene. “The Internet army. That drone is equipped with a camera and is uploading and broadcasting on the Internet as we speak. So make the right choice, Josh.”