All Chapters of Spatial Manipulation System : Chapter 21
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Chapter 21 - Wild Awakened
The airport was some four kilometers from the University where Dave's sisters attended. To get there, they would have to battle through swarms of zombies, not to mention other city survivors. In a lawless world, man could potentially be more dangerous than any zombie or monster ever could. The plane touched down silently and the engines were promptly shut off to avoid attracting attention. Unlike most movies portrayed zombies, we're not attracted to sound but could somehow sense life. But there were many other things capable of picking up sound. Inside the plane, Dave walked on his own towards the now cleaned-out cargo bay. He surveyed the space and counted how many vehicles they had left. The truck from earlier was gone but the Motorbike Alisha used had been repaired. The space was clean like nothing happened in it. "The roads are blocked with cars and debris so you won't be able to drive a car through. I suggest taking the electric bike; they've been modified to last twelve
Chapter 22 - Zombies
It took Dave a little while to get used to riding an electric bike. Growing up as a farm kid, he had plenty of experience on large machinery and never had to take driving lessons but never had experience with a bike. The roads were uneven and unsuitable for a two-wheeler. The closest he ever came to a bike was a three-wheeler. However, since it was an electric bike and he naturally had a good balance, he quickly got the hang of it. Then came the pressure of unfamiliar environments and leaping zombies. Yes, leaping zombies. Hei Yu called them ambushers. While they were weak and had the same attributes as the normal zombies they were used to, these ones behaved completely differently. Instead of rushing towards any and all signs of life, they would instead stay in hiding and leap out like frogs to climb on anyone who approached, hence the name, 'Ambushers'. The Ambushers moved awkwardly on all fours but their movements were fluid. While dangerous, somehow, Hei Yu seemed t