All Chapters of Zombie Slaying System: Chapter 101
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Chapter 98. The Doorway of Fear
The forest burned low, smoldering instead of blazing, smoke curling into the night sky. The survivors had gathered near the ruins of their barricade, too exhausted to repair it, too shaken to even speak properly. They kept glancing at Jonah.He sat apart from them, crouched with his back against a blackened tree. His arms wrapped around his knees, his head bent low. One side of his body glowed faintly with golden fire, warm and almost human. The other shimmered with scales and dark veins, pulsing as if alive. His red eye gleamed whenever he raised his head, the light catching in the dark like a predator’s glare.Kevin sat right against him, small hands gripping Jonah’s twisted arm without hesitation. Lisa sat on his other side, her hand resting gently on his shoulder. The boy leaned against Jonah’s chest, and though the man’s claws looked sharp enough to cut him in two, Kevin showed no fear. The others did not see what Kevin saw.They whispered to each other. They edged further aw
Chapter 99. The Beast of Many
The forest groaned like something alive. The ground split beneath the survivors’ feet, cracking open with deep, jagged lines. Smoke and ash rose from the earth, glowing red as if fire burned far below, then came the roar.It shook the trees. It rattled the survivors’ bones. Birds burst from the canopy in flocks, screeching as they fled into the night sky. The survivors huddled together, eyes wide with terror.Jonah stood at the front, claws flexing, wings twitching, his body glowing gold and black. His red eyes blazed in the dark. He could feel the Hive’s laughter inside his skull, each note sharp as a knife. “It comes. Our heart. Our beginning. Our child. Through you, it wakes.”Kevin clung to Jonah’s leg, his small voice shaking. “Jonah… what is it?”Jonah crouched, pulling the boy close with one clawed arm. His voice was rough, but steady. “Stay with Lisa. Don’t move until I say.”Lisa’s face was pale in the firelight, but her hand found Kevin’s shoulder and pulled him close. “I’
Chapter 100. The Weight of Fear
Smoke curled above the ruined forest, carrying the stench of blood and burning flesh. The great monster’s body was already sinking into the cracked earth, as though the world itself wanted to bury what had just happened.The survivors stood in a rough circle, their faces pale, their hands clutching weapons that shook. Some of them whispered prayers. Others just stared at Jonah.He crouched in the center, his wings spread wide, his claws dripping with black ichor. Half his body glowed faint with golden fire, but most of him was covered in dark scales, his red eyes blazing like a furnace. He looked like something that belonged with the Hive, not with people, and yet, Kevin clung to him.The boy’s arms wrapped tight around Jonah’s chest, his small head pressed against him. Kevin’s face was streaked with tears and dirt, but his voice was steady when he spoke. “He’s still Jonah. Don’t look at him like that.”Lisa stood behind them, her sword still drawn, though not aimed at Jonah. Her ha
Chapter 101. Part One
The forest was quiet again, but it was not the silence of peace. It was heavy, like a weight pressing on every chest. Smoke drifted up from broken trees, and black ash clung to the leaves. The ground still shook sometimes, little tremors that made everyone flinch as if the monster would rise again at any second.The survivors stood in a loose circle, their faces pale, their eyes flicking between Jonah and the broken battlefield where the Hive’s vessel had fallen. None of them dared to speak at first. It was Kevin who broke the silence. The boy still clung to Jonah’s side, his small hands gripping the edge of Jonah’s burned cloak.Jonah crouched near the ground, breathing in ragged gasps. His monstrous body had not gone away. The golden fire that had saved them all still burned faintly on his skin, but it looked unstable, wild. Black veins crawled up his arms, twisting under his skin. His eyes glowed in the shadows, neither fully human nor fully beast. He looked like a nightmare we
Chapter 101. Part Two
The whispers dug deeper, wrapping around every mind like chains. “We are the end. We are the beginning. You cannot fight what you already are.”The survivors screamed. Some clawed at their ears, others slammed their heads against the dirt, trying to drive the voice out. Even Derek dropped to his knees, his hands shaking as he stared at nothing. Jonah forced himself upright. His body swayed, his wings twitching as golden fire leaked in broken bursts from his skin. His glowing eyes locked on the ground as if he could stare the Hive itself into silence. “Not… yours.” His voice came out like a growl and a prayer mixed together. “Never… yours.”The fire flared, throwing shadows across the trees. For a heartbeat, the whispers dimmed. The survivors gasped, clinging to the silence.But then the Hive’s voice grew sharper. “Doorway. Broken thing. You are ours. You always were. We will take the boy first. The woman next. Then you will beg us to finish you.”Kevin gasped and clutched Jonah’s a
Chapter 102. Part One
The night had been long, and when dawn finally came, it was gray and heavy, as if the sky itself carried the weight of what had happened. Smoke drifted across the trees. The forest was broken, burned in patches where Jonah’s fire had scorched the ground. The air smelled of ash and rot, and the survivors woke to a silence that was not peace but warning.They gathered in a clearing not far from the battlefield. The survivors were ragged and exhausted, their clothes torn, their faces pale. Some sat in small groups, whispering. Others just stared at the dirt, lost in thought.Jonah stood apart. His back leaned against a cracked tree, his wings curled tight around him like a cloak. His body was half-shadow, half-fire, and neither side was calm. His glowing eyes dimmed and flared with every heartbeat. Sometimes his claws retreated, leaving only burned hands. Other times they extended, black and sharp, as if his body could no longer decide what he was.Kevin sat beside him, refusing to m
Chapter 102. Part Two
The path through the forest was broken and uneven, but Jonah moved fast. Every tremor shook the ground harder than the last. Birds scattered, small animals fled, and the trees themselves creaked as if warning the humans to leave.The survivors followed in a frightened cluster, stumbling over roots, clutching their packs and each other. Some whispered prayers under their breath. Others kept silent, their eyes locked on Jonah’s glowing form ahead of them.Lisa stayed close to Jonah’s side. Her knife glinted faintly in the dim light, though she knew it would do little against what was coming. Kevin clung to Jonah’s cloak, his little face pale but determined.A sharp crack split the earth to their right. Black fluid bubbled up, thick and stinking. At first it was only a puddle, then it rose higher, forming shapes. Arms. Heads. Faces without eyes. “Run!” Jonah shouted.The survivors screamed and surged forward. From the bubbling pit, the first of the Hive spawn crawled free. Their bodie
Chapter 103
The ground trembled so hard that the survivors could barely stay on their feet. The ridge cracked and split, throwing people down, scattering packs and weapons. Children screamed as parents pulled them close. The forest around them was breaking apart, trees ripped from the soil, roots snapping like bones.From the torn earth ahead, the Hive’s true body kept rising. It was vast, larger than any mountain, a living nightmare made of flesh, stone, and countless broken faces. Some faces screamed, others wept, others whispered, their mouths moving in silence. Its claws tore through the land as if it were nothing but sand. Black rivers poured from its wounds, flooding the forest floor.The survivors could not look at it without breaking. Some fell to their knees and covered their faces. Others clutched each other and prayed, their voices trembling. Derek shouted above the chaos, his voice hoarse and sharp. “Do you see now? This is what he brought down on us! He is the reason this thing is
Chapter 104
The ground split wider beneath Jonah’s feet, the crack racing across the ridge and throwing dirt and stone into the air. Survivors screamed, clutching each other as the earth buckled. Children cried, even the strongest among them faltered at the sight of the Hive’s true body rising higher, its countless faces twisted in agony, hunger, and hate.The creature was too vast to comprehend. Its body stretched beyond the treeline, blocking out the pale dawn. Black rivers spilled from its wounds, flooding the land and giving birth to more half-formed horrors. Its claws, larger than towers, dug into the soil as it pulled itself forward. Each movement made the earth groan like it was being torn apart. The Hive’s voice rolled across the forest, deeper and sharper than thunder. “We are here. We are endless. And you, Jonah Crest, are ours.”The survivors dropped to their knees, hands pressed over their ears. The voice was not just sound; it was inside their skulls, rattling their bones, tearing
Chapter 105. Part One
The Hive’s claw came down like a mountain falling from the sky. Its shadow swallowed the ridge, its black talons longer than trees, its weight enough to shatter the earth. The survivors screamed, clutching one another as the ground split beneath their feet.Jonah leapt. His wings spread wide, fire burning brighter than the sun. Golden flames wrapped around his claws as he hurled himself upward, roaring with a voice that shook the forest. The two forces met in the air.The impact was like an explosion. Fire and shadow collided, sending shockwaves across the land. Rocks tore free from the ridge, trees ripped from the ground, the survivors thrown to their knees. The sky itself seemed to scream as golden fire clashed with black corruption.Jonah’s claws sank deep into the Hive’s massive talon. Fire seared the flesh, golden light hissing against the black ooze that poured from its wounds. The Hive roared, its countless mouths opening at once. “You cannot win, Jonah Crest. You are us. Yo