Zombieland Jesse Novels & Stories

“My room, my protection, my life. You aren't losing a home, Jesse. You’re finally finding the right one.” She opened her eyes and nodded. "Okay. Let’s go." What Jesse expected to be a grueling night of packing turned into a display of supernatural efficiency. Once she agreed, Kyle made a single, brief call. Within fifteen minutes, a nondescript black van pulled up behind his truck. Three young men from the pack—including one of Marcus’s hybrid sons—bounded up the stairs. They treated Jesse with a mix of reverence and friendly warmth, calling her "Luna" under their breath as they began to dismantle her life.

He would have had no hope of surviving unless he went to Qrona City. Out of panic, Jabez returned with the remaining troops just as everyone was about to carry Marshal Ubel to Qrona City. Jabez headed to the Marshal Manor as soon as he returned. He intended to see the marshal and make a guilty plea, but he had no idea that he would see a fruit knife sticking out of Marshal Ubel’s chest the moment he arrived at the manor. Jabez was dumbfounded. The astonishment he experienced deep down was no less than the shock when he saw the zombie army being wiped out as easily as a human toying around with ants.

Jesse yelled, seeming happy to see me for once. “I’m coming Jess, hold tight.” I shot the fire all around me, creating a large path for me to get to them. Nova shot fire down from the sky, circling it around us. The ghouls screeched as they burn, some ran away hissing, upset they did not get their meal. “Leave it to you two to find all the trouble here.” I sighed, shaking my head. “Yeah, I sought that situation out,” Jesse said, rolling her eyes.

“The tips of the fangs were barely lodged into the bone’s surface. We just needed to be at the right angle to pull, more than anything else. Had Rex realized this, he’d have never brought you back with the head still embedded.” “I don’t care about that,” Kendra said with a voice that she struggled to keep steady. “I’ve been through enough to not let that bother me. I just want to know what will happen now.” She looked directly into her aunt’s worried eyes. “The zombie grew fangs before our very eyes. It’s obvious that you altered the virus a lot more than we thought. Am I still immune to it?” Filling her lungs with air and bracing herself for the reaction that she expected to come fro

Once again, it missed its mark. While Kendra loaded her bow for the third time, Rex raced past her toward Felix and the zombie. Olga bellowed for Rex to stop. She and her wards were immune to the virus and needed only to be careful of being eaten by the creatures. That wasn’t the case for Rex. If he was bitten while saving Felix, there’d be no helping him. “It’s going to eat me!” Felix screamed with terror. “Don’t let it eat me!” Rex was almost where he could tackle the zombie when another of Kendra’s arrows whizzed past his head. He ducked and then stopped short as the arrow pierced the zombie’s temple. The walking corpse fell just a few inches away from Felix.

Even if I was forced. Zeeland was closely watching me as I descended from my temporary panic mode. “You have no say in this, Jaslyn. Awaken your werewolf in a few weeks time, and you might have a chance at winning.” He advised, his tone making it sound like an order instead. “And if I don't?” I countered. “Then I'll have to kill you myself. Other women are readily available for me to take my pick from and appoint as my Luna.” He sneered. I watched as Dmitri came out of the shadows where I'd suspected he was from the start, and rolled Zeeland away.

♣Elena♣ If shame could kill, I’d be a beautiful corpse buried under these designer sheets. I groaned again and sank deeper into my blanket , clutching my pillow like it could protect me from the sheer embarrassment of this morning. I mean, who wakes up to their landlord sitting beside them after having a rated-R dream about said landlord? Oh, right. Me. The queen of chaos. I stared at the ceiling, willing the mortification to leave my body. Nope. Still here. Still tingling in all the worst and best places. Thanks, dream-Silas. Thanks, real-Silas for being an actual demon sent to torment me.

“Bullshit. We should have killed you along with your bitch.” ‘Dane hospital!’ I link my brother, hoping he would come quickly. I step forward enough to see Jess around the corner. Her body sprawled out on the floor. There wasn’t even a chance of saving her, not when her heart had been ripped from her chest. Dane arrives with Klaus. I watch Dane’s eyes shift between all of us before landing on Jess. “Check the dungeon.” Damien mutters as he stays squared up to Jenson. “I smell him.”

- Jimboy "how can we defeat them!? were doomed!"- David "David dont be so pessimistic!"- Bhlezy "but but bu-"- David "dont jinx us okay"- Dessa "let's go back to them 1st"- Phil but before we go we find a suitable room for Jestino because we can't just leave him here in the ground luckily there are no zombies at the room the wound in the chest of Jestino is not very deep and not life threatening and it was pure luck that it stop bleeding soon

I knew I didn’t have to tell Jesse to communicate the new development to Rexton and werewolf warriors through our men. Jesse’s eyes were already glowing a faint but intense blue, his mind-link frequency humming at maximum capacity as he alerted the army sprinting behind us. We were isolated, completely cut off from the main force by hundreds of yards, but what bothered me was the fact that Celeste wasn’t in sight. She could be anywhere, and we didn’t have time to waste. “Where is she?"I seethed, taking another step closer to the snarling zombies. Jason, the snake I had dined with and made plans with during their visits to the Lycan Realm, chuckled. “She is where she’s meant to be and so ar