Rise From The Doom Chapter 404

"Clank ~ ~ ~"

The stainless steel door let out a loud noise, behind it, zombies began to make ear-piercing howls, the smell of decay was thick, coming from behind the door. Little Wei let out a stifled scream, her face full of fear as she covered her mouth with her hands.

With the road in front blocked, the zombies had no choice but to change their direction. The things they ignored before were being taken seriously, and even this rooftop that only had two people was not spared. The crowded buildings became even more lively as intense gunshots rang out.

"Are you afraid?" Liu Wei An looked at Xiao Wei.

"No!" The little girl was very strong. Her little face was pale as she blankly shook her head.

"If you're not afraid, you won't die." Liu Wei An laughed heartily and put away his sniper rifle. There weren't many bullets left, so he had to use it at a critical moment.

Bang!

His right foot stepped on the cement and his body shot out like a cannonball. A dozen meters of distance passed by in a flash. In mid-air, both of his fists came out habitually. When he landed, a powerful force bombarded the stainless steel door that was about to fall off.

Clang!

With a loud sound, the stainless steel door flew out and collided with the zombies behind it. Four to five zombies tumbled down the stairs. Liu Wei An let out a breath of relief. Luckily, there weren't many zombies.

He took two steps forward and stood on the highest flight of stairs. His right fist shot out like a bolt of lightning, piercing through the clouds.

"Boom!"

The zombie's head exploded, and it was grabbed by the arm while it was flying backwards. Liu Wei An's left hand pulled and the zombie shot out from the door, landing on the rooftop.

"Crack ~ ~ ~"

Breaking a claw, Liu Wei An bent his body and used both hands to hold onto the zombie's head. With a twist, the zombie's head immediately turned 180 degrees backwards and casually threw it on the rooftop. Liu Wei An's hands moved as fast as lightning and he instantly threw out four punches.

Liu Wei An threw all the corpses onto the rooftop, and suddenly his eyes turned cold. The zombies that rushed up were obviously not as rotten as before, a level 1.6 zombie, compared to low level zombies, a level 1.6 zombie could be said to be intermediate zombie. They were faster, had higher defense, and the most important thing was that their attack power was stronger.

Hey!

Liu Wei An exhaled and his upper body slightly tilted back. He moved his hands like lightning to grab onto the zombie's claws and strike it outside. Without waiting for the zombie to react, Liu Wei An's palms came together and slapped the zombie's left and right suns.

"Boom!"

The zombie's head was smashed into pieces, and a black liquid sprayed out with a strong rancid smell. Liu Wei An frowned as he looked at the splattered liquid on his body. He moved the corpse of the zombie in front of him to protect himself. Three claws landed on the corpse, one on top of the other, blood and flesh flew everywhere. The zombie's body couldn't take it, so one could only imagine what would happen if it managed to grab onto a person's body.

Liu Wei An let go of the corpse. When the corpse fell, it was like lightning. The fist was tightly clenched and the joints of the middle and index fingers were straight. Like lightning, it made contact with the foreheads of the three zombies and was immediately repelled.

Pop, pop, pop!

A clear sound could be heard from the staircase. The three zombies' foreheads burst open and sap flew everywhere. Their movements were stiff as they fell down diagonally. At this point, the corpse of a level 1.6 zombie had only just reached the staircase. Liu Wei An grabbed it and threw it onto the rooftop.

"Big brother, what did you throw the zombie up for?" Little Wei asked timidly.

"I'm afraid that if you get bored up there, I'll build a pile of wood for you." Liu Wei An said with a smile.

"..." Little Wei opened her mouth wide.

A level 1.7 zombie, level 1.8 zombie, level 1.9 zombie. There weren't many low level zombies, and the zombies that appeared were getting stronger and stronger. Luckily, he was not a master of the Silver rank; his fists were like iron, and he was a sharp weapon that could destroy everything. The zombie's body was harder than tree bark, so it couldn't withstand a single blow from his fist.

"1, 2, 3 …" Little Wei didn't dare to pile up wood, but it was indeed a bit boring. Thus, she counted the number of things she had to do and forgot about her fear.

On the left, right, and back side of the building, the gunshots were sporadic and no longer as intense as before. There were zombies on the stairs, in the corridors, and in the rooms.

"Try to shoot as little as possible." Someone shouted, saying it was a shout, but because they were afraid of agitating the zombies, they kept their voices down as low as possible, making it sound very strange.

Zombies were easy to provoke, the loud noise was enough to make zombies go crazy. These buildings only had so many zombies in a short amount of time because the previous gunshots were too intense.

"Don't get hurt, you idiot!" Anger and helplessness could be seen in his voice. The blood was far more irritating than the sound. As the claws ripped open the flesh, the smell of blood filled the air. The nearby zombies went berserk as they pounced like a tidal wave.

Tat tat tat tat tat tat …

The injured person was instantly engulfed by the zombies, and the sounds of gunfire quickly became silent, only the sounds of tearing and biting could be heard.

It was not wrong not to shoot, but he had forgotten his own combat strength. With a gun, he would not be able to beat a zombie, and giving up the advantage of a gun, he would die faster.

… ….

Southern Dragon City Hall.

The already chaotic street was completely filled with people. Those who were standing, sitting, half-lying, and those who were all filled to the brim with every space that could be filled … Every single person's face was filled with grief, fear, fear, and worry … In fact, there was a lot of space a little bit further away from the city, but everyone subconsciously felt that only by getting close to the city would they be able to feel more secure.

Compared to death, this sort of discomfort was nothing.

The police officers formed a line of defense as they were afraid that someone would take the opportunity to cause trouble, so they kept shrinking the area. Other than the government, the rest of the city was filled with people. Calling them police when they were in danger had been shouted for hundreds of years, a conditioned response to a crisis. However, the citizens did not know that in this situation, the police could not deal with it and should be looking for the army. However, it seemed that the army could not deal with it either.

The military base was three kilometers away from the municipal government. Due to the martial law, as well as the mysteriousness and majesty of the army, there weren't many citizens who would go there.

The city government, the military encampment, and the hospital were all standing on three sides, forming the temporary situation in Nanlong City.

In the meeting room.

Guo Longchang's eyes concealed his fatigue, however, no matter how tired he was, he had to muster up his energy to deal with the current situation. This was no longer a matter of serving the people, but also a matter of serving himself. If one wasn't able to handle the situation properly, he would end up dying here. Of the ten deputy mayors, two were dead, one was injured, and only seven people were present. There were three rich and powerful people in the business world, two were renowned in the society, and five were mercenary captains.

The request for help has been sent out, but, I hope that everyone does not place all their hopes on reinforcements, and that they will have to prepare for the worst. Speak, no need to be polite, and no need to hide anything.

No one said anything. If they had a good idea, they wouldn't have entered the current situation. The previous situation had been dire, but now that their morale had plummeted and supplies were in short supply, what was the point of having any good thoughts?

Some lowered their heads in silence, some looked out the window, some absent-minded. Guo Rongchang's gaze swept across Lai Qichang and paused for a moment, but he did not call out a name.

"Let me say something. Now that you're depressed, the first thing you need to do is to raise your morale. I think you can distribute some food down there. Once everyone is full, your spirits will rise." Social prestige Xie Dongyang spoke up.

"Mister Xie, you don't know about this, but we don't have much food left in stock. There are so many people outside, even if we cook porridge, it won't be enough for two bowls each." A deputy mayor.

"There are definitely difficulties, but as long as we work together, we will definitely be able to solve them." Xie Dongyang said firmly.

Everyone looked at Zhu Lie. Zhu Lie was a farmer and the food market had been selling off to the neighboring provinces. Although his production had been greatly reduced in recent years due to various reasons, no one believed that he had not left anything out. The grain business was the hardest to manage. Even the Ma Family was keeping an eye on it. The fact that Zhu Lie was able to do something like this was a testament to his ability.

Zhu Lie's fat head looked like a Maitreya Buddha. One person took up the position of two. Seeing that everyone was staring at him, he helplessly said, "I'll solve this food problem."

"Alright. Now the biggest problem is solved. " Guo Longchang revealed a smile on his face. He naturally had a reason for pulling Zhu Lie over to a meeting of this level.

"Let me say a few words next." Lai Qicheng stood up, his eyes shining brightly. "First of all, I would like to express my gratitude to Mr. Zhu. On behalf of all the citizens of Nanlong City, I want to thank you. Everyone will remember you."

"Of course, of course." Zhu Lie smiled bashfully. It was actually impossible to tell if it was genuine or fake.

Lai's voice rose sharply. "The most important thing now is to separate the injured citizens —"

"Why are you doing this —" The other member of the public had just asked why and immediately shut up when he thought of the reason. A monster that was bitten would die, but wouldn't get infected. It wasn't a big problem, but a zombie bite or scratch would get infected. Once this type of person broke out in the crowd, the consequences would be unimaginable.

Right now, the crowds were all gathered together. As long as one person was infected, it would spread across the entire South Dragon City like a plague.

"Second is to reorganize our forces. The zombies fear fire, but the monsters are not afraid. The fire defense line is not stable, so we need to discuss this with the military …" Lai Qizhi's calm and sonorous voice came out of the meeting room. In the corridor, other than a few guards standing upright at the door, there was also a man and a woman who were leaning against the railing and looking out.

"Senior, how are your injuries?" The woman's voice was cold and melodious, unforgettable.

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