All Chapters of Zombie Slaying System: Chapter 601
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Chapter 584
The concrete room was silent, but everyone's heart was beating incredibly fast. Just a minute ago, Kevin had warned them. The magical radar in his mind showed multiple heavy vehicles moving toward the mountain. The Vanguard Command’s strike team was coming. General Silas had sent his best killers, and he had sent the terrible monster called the Alpha Unit. Jonah gripped his massive, forty-pound sledgehammer. The heavy iron weapon was cold in his scarred hands. "How close are they, Kevin?" Jonah asked. His deep voice rumbled. He stared at the heavy steel door of the building. Kevin closed his normal eye. He opened his left eye wide. The bright, pure blue light of the System flared inside his pupil. He stared at the glowing blue map floating in his mind. He watched the bright red dots. "They stopped," Kevin whispered. He blinked in surprise. "Dad, they stopped moving." "Where?" Jonah deman
Chapter 585
Kevin turned to Elena. "Elena, give me the spools of thin wire." Elena reached into her bag. She handed Kevin two small rolls of very thin, strong, clear fishing wire. "I will set up explosive traps around their camp," Kevin continued, putting the wire into his jacket pocket. "I will rig the old trains. But more importantly... we need to know what we are fighting." Kevin looked back at Jonah. "We do not know what the Alpha Unit is," Kevin said seriously. "General Silas said it was unstable. We need information. I am going to find an elite Hunter on the edge of the camp. I am going to capture him alive. And I will bring him back here so you can ask him questions." Jonah stared at his son. Capturing a highly trained, magically enhanced assassin alive without making a sound was an almost impossible task. It was incredibly dangerous. "Kevin," Jonah whispered, stepping close to his son. He placed h
Chapter 586
But Kevin’s glowing blue eye did not focus on the soldiers or the trucks. His eye was drawn to the center of the railyard. Parked in the middle of the camp was a massive, heavily reinforced steel shipping container. It looked like a giant metal box used on cargo ships. The container was wrapped in dozens of thick, heavy iron chains. The chains were pulled incredibly tight, locking the doors closed. And the metal box was moving. Something inside the container hit the heavy steel wall. The impact was so massive that the entire twenty-foot-long steel box shook violently. A huge dent appeared in the thick metal from the inside. A terrifying, guttural, vibrating roar echoed from inside the container. It did not sound human. It sounded like a massive beast driven completely insane by pain and rage. The black-suited Hunters standing near the box took a nervous step backward. Even the emotionles
Chapter 587
Kevin slowly stood up. The howling blizzard covered the sound of his movements. Kevin looked at the back of the assassin’s sleek, black suit. ‘I only have one good arm,” Kevin thought. “I have to use my whole body.” Kevin took a deep breath. Kevin dashed forward. His Agility stat made him a blur. He crossed the ten feet in a fraction of a second. The Hunter’s magical mask suddenly beeped. The assassin heard the sudden rush of wind behind him. The Hunter began to spin around, raising his purple rifle. But Kevin was already there. Kevin did not punch. He leaped onto the assassin’s back. Kevin wrapped his strong, powerful legs completely around the assassin’s waist, locking his ankles together in a tight, heavy grip. At the exact same time, Kevin swung his good left arm around the front of the assassin’s neck. He locked his thick
Chapter 588
Kevin dragged the heavy body up the steep mountain path. He walked for thirty agonizing minutes. His legs burned. His back ached. But a fierce, powerful pride burned in his chest. He was not a burden anymore. He was not just the boy who needed saving. He was the Scout. And he was bringing the enemy directly to his father’s feet. Kevin reached the top of the mountain ridge. Through the blowing snow, he saw the pure, warm blue light of the Echo Seed shining from the concrete building. He walked up to the heavy steel door of the Sanctuary. He knocked three times.The heavy iron bolts scraped back instantly. The door swung open. Jonah stood in the doorway. He held his massive sledgehammer. His dark brown eyes were wide with worry. Elena stood right behind him, holding her iron mace. When Jonah saw Kevin standing in the snow, a massive wave of relief washed over the giant’s face. "Kevin," Jonah breathed out. He lowered his hammer. Kevin smiled a tired, exhausted smile. With a heavy
Chapter 589
The concrete floor of the Sanctuary shook violently. The sound was not coming from the sky. It was coming from the dark mountain path outside. The heavy armored trucks of the Vanguard Command were driving up the steep, icy hill. Their massive engines roared like angry metal beasts in the night. Inside the cold concrete room, the fifty survivors huddled together. They covered their ears. The children cried softly, burying their faces in their mothers' coats. Jonah stood in the center of the room. He did not look at the heavy steel door. He looked down at the man tied to the wooden chair. The Vanguard Hunter was awake. His sleek black tactical suit was torn. His hands and feet were bound tightly with thick, rough ropes. His smooth black glass mask was gone, revealing a pale, sharp human face. Blood dripped from his nose and his cracked lips. But the Hunter was not crying. He was not begging for mercy. The Hunter was laughing. "Ha... ha ha... ha!" The laugh was cold, dry, and full
Chapter 590
The Hunter’s smile faded for a tiny second. A flash of anger crossed his pale face. But he quickly forced the arrogant smile back. "I was a scout," the Hunter sneered. "I was just a small piece of the machine. But you have no idea what is waiting for you outside that door." The sound of the heavy trucks grew incredibly loud. The ground shook violently. Small cracks appeared in the concrete ceiling. The convoy was stopping right outside the Sanctuary walls. "The Alpha Unit," Jonah repeated. "Tell me what it is." The Hunter laughed loudly. It was a hysterical, terrifying sound. "The Alpha Unit is General Silas’s masterpiece!" the Hunter shouted. "He is our squad leader. But he is not just a man. He is the ultimate fusion of corrupted biology and hacked System code." The Hunter looked at Jonah with pure, evil glee. "You think you can walk out there and punch him?" the Hunter mocked. "You think you can absorb his attacks and glow with your beautiful silver light? You think your Undy
Chapter 591
"Thank you for explaining the rules," Jonah said. Jonah reached behind his back. He grabbed the thick wooden handle of his massive, forty-pound iron sledgehammer. He pulled the heavy weapon forward. He held it in his right hand. The heavy iron block rested on the concrete floor. Jonah did not turn on his magic. His eyes were not glowing. They were dark brown, human, and completely cold. "You think my power comes from the sky," Jonah rumbled. He took a slow step toward the tied-up man. "You think General Silas is a god because he found a computer room. You think the magic is the only thing that makes me dangerous." Jonah lifted the forty-pound sledgehammer with one hand effortlessly. "I am going to show you the difference between a machine and a man," Jonah whispered. The Hunter’s eyes finally widened in real fear. The fanatic saw the absolute, cold murder in the giant’s human eyes. "Wait," the Hunter stammered. He tried to push his chair backward. "You cannot kill me! I am a pr
Chapter 592
Jonah walked over to Lisa. The brave mechanic looked up at him. She was very weak, but her dark eyes were shining with unshed tears. "Jonah," Lisa whispered. She reached out her small, cold hand. Jonah gently took her hand in his massive, scarred fingers. "He is a machine, Jonah," Lisa whispered fiercely. "The Alpha Unit is a hacked program. But you are a mechanic of bone and muscle. You know how to break things. Find his weak spot. Do not fight his magic. Fight his body." "I will break him, mechanic," Jonah promised. He gently kissed the back of her cold hand. Jonah stood up. He turned his broad back to his family. He picked up his massive, forty-pound sledgehammer. He rested it on his right shoulder. He walked toward the heavy steel door. "Elena, Marcus," Jonah called out without looking back. "When I step outside, you slam this door shut. You lock the heavy iron bolts. Do not open it for anyone but me or Kevin." "Yes, giant," Marcus said. The old man was crying, but he step
Chapter 593
The dark mountain path was covered in deep, freezing white snow. Jonah walked alone. He had walked for three miles. He had left the thick concrete walls of the Sanctuary behind him. He had left the pure, warm blue light of the Echo Seed. He had left his son, Kevin, and his friend, Lisa, locked safely behind heavy steel doors. Jonah walked down the mountain to pull the danger away from his family. The wind screamed. It was the terrible, biting wind of the Cryospheric Collapse. The temperature was eighty degrees below zero. The cold was a physical monster. It bit into Jonah’s bare chest. It stung his face. Jonah was not glowing anymore. The magical System inside his brain was completely shut off. The Undying Will skill was gone. The Alpha Unit, the massive monster sent by General Silas, possessed a terrifying power called Aura Nullification. As the Alpha Unit got closer, its dark magic created a massive dead zone for the System. Jonah felt incredibly heavy. His thick, dark iron sc