The Undead

“September 18, 2019, 18:29 GMT+8 Target Z missing, B Military Region Research Institute progress stalled. After research, decision made to open S-level virus source sample.”

Zhou Rong’s brow imperceptibly twitched.

He knew target Z was the mission target 118 Special Forces were ordered to retrieve. It seemed not only the 6th Company returned without success, but the other seven companies had also been successively destroyed or failed.

—But a virus source sample?

The origin of the zombie virus was a matter of human life and death. From where did the B Military Region Research Institute obtain the S-level source sample? Could it be that before this shelter collapsed, humans had already determined the source of the zombie virus?!

Zhou Rong’s fingers trembled involuntarily as he quickly pulled down to the second page.

“September 28, 2019, 01:23 GMT+8 Virus original liquid analysis and biological experiments made breakthrough progress.”

Here is the edited article:

Preliminary original antibodies obtained from experimental subject chimpanzee, injection experiment observation ongoing.”

Zhou Rong stared fixedly at the word “antibody” until he saw the next communication message, status still unsent, with the same date:

—September 28, 2019, 20:25 GMT+8.

“Playing with fire will ultimately…, although we anticipated it at the moment of opening the S-level virus source sample, we didn’t expect the result to come so quickly.

The eighteen chimpanzees used in the biological experiment mutated within three hours after injection, becoming carriers of the new super virus, rapidly infecting the entire shelter base. Approximately 20,000 refugees in East A Zone were basically infected, troops collapsed, electricity, water sources, and basic communications successively…”

Si Nan’s chest heaved, his open palm covered in blood, staring fixedly at the zombie’s murky eyes, stepping backward.

Although there was no theoretical basis, it was a widely accepted fact that zombies had an instinctive drive to chase A/O pheromones, with an even more sensitive response to omega pheromones.

For example, Zhou Rong’s alpha pheromones were extremely domineering, but his ability to detect omega pheromones was quite ordinary; Si Nan’s situation was precisely the opposite.

Si Nan was extremely sensitive to alpha pheromones, with strong adverse reactions, but his own pheromones were very weak – actually due to long-term use of suppressants.

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