Zombie Reanimation Novels & Stories

Being thorough and careful is what's kept me alive this long, and I don't plan on being lazy just because I'm with a group of trained soldiers. The first thing I notice in the alley is what looks like a recently dead man. Or at least what's left of a dead man. The majority of his skin and muscle has been stripped away from the bone, and I wonder if there's enough left to reanimate after having been fed on by that small pack of zombies. I have seen many zombies that are missing entire limbs or chunks from their bodies, but I've never seen one reanimate after being so completely ripped apart.

As for the zombie monster, their attack was a bit stronger also whenever they bit their enemies there's a chance a curse called [Turn undead] will be affected ton their victim systems, which mean the victim that affected with this virus will be dead in 3 months and upon their death will instantly become a zombie. For a skeletal monster, they were indeed at a point quite strong, and it's was possible for the skeletal monster to retain their knowledge in whatever martial arts they life previously had. For example, if a soldier were revived as a skeleton monster they will become a skeleton soldier capable of wielding a weapon and utilize the weapon they wield with ease. Although it was a bit ha

Before I could actually make out what the system was on about, a sudden surge of information instantly flooded my brain. In my previous life, I had been one of the weak, lucky survivors who stumbled through the initial weeks without any real power, and survived even to 5 years. Back then, all I knew was the pure terror of seeing people reanimate in safe zones even when they swore they hadn't been bitten and no bite marks were found. Now, with the upgraded memory bank, the complete picture clicked into place. The airborne virus took exactly seven days to fully dissipate from human bloodstreams. During this initial week, anyone exposed without sufficient natural immunity would reanimate even w

I grabbed a nearby iron chalice and slammed it into the zombie’s head. The crunch of bone. Black blood splattered across my face. The zombie collapsed, but Catherine was already gone. She was still clutching her rosary beads. “It’s not safe anymore,” I said, wiping the blood from my cheek. “The vents are compromised. They can get in from anywhere.” Marcus’s voice shook. “We need Ethan back… only he knows how to reboot the defense system’s manual mode…” Just then, Martha’s wheelchair rolled up. Her face was chalk white.

The girl that are close with Arthur asking him that but he throwing the question toward Hanzo, he onlu looking at Arthur with a helpless smile and says. Hanzo: If my memory is correct this is our last loop. At that time appeared 60 meter Giant out of nowhere, it destroy the old wall. By the way at that time you’ve already got reset. Arthur was dumbfounded heard what Hanzo said. We already made an agreement to change few things about what we’ll say toward the other summoned people. Except about their body change when we close to the city. So what stand beside us isn’t at human appearance anymore.

His beloved Zach was dead, how could … Abruptly, the charred body began to boil. Molten black liquid oozed away from the charred body, exposing the white skeleton. Flesh grew over the bones. And there he was, Zach, eyes open, completely healed as if he wasn’t a charred body just a minute ago. Shocked and happy at the same time, he embraced Zach, tears dropping in his eyes. “You are alive,” he whispered. “You are alive.” “What? What happened?”

He originally thought that he deserved to die, but with those words, he decided to spare him. Kiran stood there, looking around him, trying to sense the ninjas’ presence. Suddenly, the corpses on the ground started moving. “Oh no, they’re under the zombie spell!” Maxwell shouted. Kiran saw that all the corpses were standing up. All of them had their eyes closed, and their bodies were covered in blood. Their skin had become frighteningly pale after losing so much blood. They stood there, looking like ferocious beasts searching for prey. Finally, their eyes fell upon Kiran and Maxwell.

It eats up my spirit. Bursts of orange light were reflecting in the zombie’s dead eyes, causing an uprush of fear in him. The remnants of his brain that still hadn’t decomposed when Reive read the raising invocation called forth clear images. Images of burning yellow tongues on his hands and breast. Hungry fire greedily devouring his passively rotting flesh. And blood-red eyes flashing with evil crimson magic. The zombie had to obey. The rabbit’s body was laying at his feet. The animal’s skin wasn’t damaged anywhere.

Farrah thought she was hallucinating. The scene where his eyes speaks emotions kept playing in her mind even until this moment that a day had already passed. Just when she's about to lose hope for their future, her husband came back. He didn't disappoint her and came back for her. Dior is getting back his human nature, and how to do so? Kill higher-level zombies and eat their nucleus. Her theory before was actually correct. It is indeed the reason why Dior managed to regain even just a bit of human consciousness.

A few seconds later, her wolf backed off, and she was again in complete control. The rabbits were already dead with slight cuts on their necks. ~ What are you waiting for? Grab them and let the blood drop into his mouth. Katherine grabbed the dead animal and lifted it to the man's lips. The blood was slowly dripping into his mouth, making her nauseous. She repeated the whole process with the second rabbit. ~ I think it is working. ~ Lucy said in her mind, and she was right. Vampire's wounds were slowly closing themselves. As for any supernatural creatures, it should take much less time, but the damage caused by the bullets was severe. But at least it was working.