zombie frenzy

Chapter 421 The Disguise Has Been Broken
Miya waved the corpse king's arm, sliced ​​off the heads of several zombies in front of him, turned his head to look, and shouted, "Let's go, retreat quickly."

The survivors had gone away under the leadership of Eugene, covered by the flesh and blood of the zombies on the blanket, they were basically safe and would not be attacked by the corpses.

And the few of them stayed here to stop them. The zombies in front of them had become a mountain of corpses. Countless monsters waved their arms trying to break through the defense line. If he stayed any longer, he might even be cut off from the back.

"Let's go." Bonnie turned and left quickly.

Several children and Aiwa ran after her, and Miya's figure flickered left and right, rushing to her companions from time to time and knocking over a few chasing monsters to cover them from retreating.

During the jump, Miya stretched her neck and looked back, but she still couldn't see the figure she expected to appear.

"Mia, hurry up." Bonnie turned around and urged.

"I can't go on like this." Lawrence turned his head and looked at him and said, "If we continue running, I'm afraid we will catch up with Eugene and the others."

The zombies followed closely, and did not stop chasing them just because they were covered with blood and rotten flesh. The only way to get rid of the corpses chasing was to get rid of them and stay away from the monster's sight. With a strong memory, when they reappear, the zombies will forget the figures they just chased, and regard them as their companions because of the breath on them.

"Then what should I do? These guys are following so closely." Amy said with a frown.

Lawrence rolled his eyes, "Why don't we follow Guo's example and jump off the building?"

"What building did you jump from?" Bonnie said angrily, "Do you see any nearby buildings? Don't think so much, just run."

Several figures left quickly, and on the street behind them, a large group of zombies trampled down everything in an instant and chased after them closely.

The big tree was broken in the middle after being hit continuously, and the vehicles parked in all directions were trampled and overturned, turning into a discus in an instant. The figure ran desperately.

Eugene and the others were gradually overtaken, and the survivors turned their heads in a panic, looking nervously at the rushing corpses.

A little out of breath, Eva brandished a hammer, knocked out a zombie that jumped out from the side, and shouted loudly, "I can't move forward."

"This way." Bonnie shouted, quickly turned around and rushed to the side road.

The sound of footsteps sounded hurriedly, and a group of people rushed in quickly. Miya jumped up, drew a big arrow on the wall, looked back again, and then turned around and left.

"Can't get rid of them," said Alice, "following too closely."

Miya frowned, "Go first, I'll block them."

It doesn't take long, as long as the figure is far away from the monster, within a minute or two, these stupid guys will forget what the target they just chased looks like.

"No, it's too dangerous." Bonnie shook her head and refused.

Miya said confidently, "It's okay, it's just some mutated zombies, they can't keep me."

Bonnie still shook her head, "That's not okay, we have to go together, it's too dangerous to stay alone."

"I have a solution." Lawrence said, pointing to the building next to him, "Let's go in and jump out from the window on the second floor."

Several people glanced at each other, stopped talking, lowered their heads, and ran over there desperately.

The sound of Eva's breathing became heavier and heavier. Such a fierce battle, coupled with the long-distance running, made her a little out of breath.

The two girls set her up from left to right, and half dragged her away, but she was not pulled down.

The figure rushed into the building quickly, and disappeared up the stairs. Behind them, a large group of monsters screamed and rushed into the lobby, chasing them along the route they walked. Far from being as flexible as humans, the speed instantly slowed down a lot, and the one in the front had lost Miya's figure.

Clang.

The sound of shattering glass instantly gave guidance to those monsters who rushed up to the second floor and didn't know where to go.

The zombies rushed frantically, smashed open a door, and swarmed to fill the inside.

There is nothing in the huge conference hall except rows of seats. By the window, a large piece of glass has fallen and shattered into particles. If you stand at the window and look down, you can see several figures clinging to it. Stand against the wall.

The zombies above their heads were hooting, and occasionally, a few arms could be seen protruding from the broken windows.

Miya and the others stood quietly, even breathing became extremely soothing at this moment, motionless, like a sculpture.

"Walk."

Bonnie made a gesture and swaggered out from where she was standing.

Above the head, some monsters who were squeezed by the window by their companions found their figures, but were confused by the blood and rotten flesh on their bodies, they just blinked their eyes and turned away.

"It's really good."

After walking far, Lawrence looked back at the zombies on the second floor and said excitedly.

"It just stinks." Amy covered her mouth and nose, and her voice became muffled.

Alice kept nodding her little head to join in, showing disgust on her face. Just now they were fighting with zombies, and they were all focused there. They forgot about the rancid smell for a while. Now that they rested, the stench suddenly made people cry. The water has to flow, and there is no such thing as smelling too much and not smelling. The smell is still smelly, even if you smell it every day, it will still not change.

Laura was lying on top of her, behind her unnoticed back, holding a fat intestine with her two little hands, squeezing the black juice out of it, having a great time.

The space on the second floor is limited, and it didn't take long for the corpses to squeeze in. A large number of zombies stagnated outside, filling several nearby streets.

The few people didn't dare to speak casually anymore. They lowered their heads and walked cautiously on the street, passing by a few zombies from time to time.

Occasionally, monsters stared at them suspiciously, moved their heads closer, and kept sniffing around them. However, the fresh flesh and blood exuded a strong smell of corruption, which perfectly covered up the smell of living people. Also failed to capture.

Amy clenched the eagle claws in her hand, and walked forward stiffly, pretending not to see the zombie next to her neck, until it turned and left, then she relaxed.

Before they could go far, Eugene and the others appeared in front of them. Their eyes lit up, and they strode away from the wandering monsters around them.

"Are you all right?" Eugene looked them up and down.

"It's okay," Bonnie said. "How far?"

Eugene pointed excitedly at the building in front, "It's right in front, the basement, where we have separated a space with food and water, absolutely safe."

Bonnie frowned, "How can there be absolute safety? If so, why don't you live there?"

Eugene smiled, "I don't know why the basement collapsed. If you want to get in, you can only climb in. It's inconvenient to get in and out. It's also dark inside, and you can only rely on candles for lighting. You can hide for a short time, but it's too much for you to live in for a long time." Bad."

Bonnie realized that the so-called refuge was really just for refuge. If it weren't for the crisis, no one would go in and live in such a place.

Many of those survivors have also been here, and their footsteps gradually became brisk, and some people began to shrug their shoulders, cover their faces, and twitch silently.

More than 30 companions, when they escaped, there were only a dozen left, not even half of the number, and most of them were female wounded on the roof. Of those who participated in the defense, there were only two or three covered with The wounded ones followed.

The powerful settlement that once gathered hundreds of people is now terribly weak. Eugene sank down and walked silently. The excitement just now disappeared without a trace.

"arrive."

Someone reminded him in his ear, Eugene shook his head, shook off those messy thoughts, squeezed out a smile, and was about to speak when suddenly a roar came from his ear.

In an instant, a large group of zombies rushed out from the corner, and rushed towards here one by one crazily.

"Damn it, how did they find us?" Someone shouted loudly, quickly raising their weapons.

"Ah, I don't want to die, get out of the way, let me in." A woman collapsed, forcefully opened an iron door blocking the corner of the wall, got down on the ground, and burrowed into a small hole exposed.

Miya held down her companion and said in a low voice, "Don't move, don't move, it's not for us."

Bonnie looked nervous, but resisted the panic, and reached out to block the children, "Don't be confused, it can't find us."

The leader was a corpse king, who jumped in front of them a few times, his eyes flickering, and when he saw the screaming woman going into the hole, he rushed over in an instant, threw himself on her, and bit her down.

The screams sounded, and several survivors were terrified. They screamed and turned around to flee, attracting a large group of zombies to chase after them.

Eugene's face turned pale, and he took half a step back. Lawrence frowned, moved his body slightly to support him, and shook his head to signal him not to move.

In just a short while, four or five of the survivors were lost. Those who were alive were looking around nervously, holding weapons in their hands but not daring to move them. They were almost scared to death.

The group of corpses stopped, except for those monsters that devoured flesh and blood, the rest stood sluggishly, waiting for the corpse king to issue an order.

Mia and the others were surrounded by zombies, standing shoulder to shoulder, being pushed by monsters from time to time, shaking their bodies and squeezing into the monsters next to them. Among them, only Laura was the most excited, staring at the monster with big eyes. He was still waving that intestine in his hand.

Hundreds of monsters gathered around, and the number is still increasing. Most of them are zombies who just came after Miya and the others. I don't know where this corpse king came from, so he controlled the corpses all at once. live.

After devouring the flesh and blood, the corpse king walked back staggeringly. After scanning the corpses, he roared loudly into the distance.

A roar quickly responded, and the corpse king waved his arms, screaming strangely, urging the corpses to charge over there.

Miya and the others were swept by the corpses. They gritted their teeth one by one, imitating the running of the zombies around them, and running closely with the monsters. They just moved their feet and gradually moved to the edge, and the speed was getting slower and slower. From the beginning It fell in the middle, and just waited for no monsters to pay attention, and then escaped from the group of corpses in an instant.

In the sky, there was rumbling thunder, and lightning flashed across, brightening the dark surroundings, and then the rain poured down like a torrent, and in the blink of an eye, the smeared blood and rotten flesh on the body disappeared Washed away by rainwater.

"No, run away."

Bonnie screamed and turned and ran, pushing her companion.

The flesh and blood were washed, and the smell from the body gradually diffused out. The monsters standing around turned their eyes one by one, their blood-red eyes began to shine, and their lowered hands were raised up. Became one piece.

(End of this chapter)