Survival Code: Z City

Memory (1)

Bang! 

Blood splattered all over Andrea. He quickly closed his eyes and nose to endure this disgust. The clumsy friend was determined to defeat the monster. The zombie looked up at the two with savage white eyes. Its mouth was torn open, unable to close, screaming horribly. Andrea did not dare to prolong the time, taking advantage of the loophole to turn around and kick one leg. The undead rolled down the stairs. 

"Run!" 

The tall guy saw it and shouted. The group immediately jumped up and ran as fast as they could to the top floor. As soon as the exit door was opened, the zombies rushed in like floodwater. They ran, they crawled in every way to follow the three of them. Andrea felt the ground seem to shake. He didn't even have to turn around to see how many monsters there were. The tall guy at the end shouted, 

"Find a way out. I can't run forever." 

As soon as he finished speaking, immediately a zombie flew from nowhere. Fortunately, he reacted quickly and used an iron rod to knock it out. One person can be handled, but dozens are not possible. 

Andrea gasped trying to speed up. He glanced at the emergency exit upstairs and loudly announced, 

"Upstairs, back upstairs." 

The girl in the back hurriedly repeated his words once more. Because she was afraid the tall guy wouldn't hear. As soon as Andrea ran upstairs, he already had the iron in his hand. He dashed out of the exit with a ready stance. The space was quiet without a single person. The tall guy just got in and slams the door. The clumsy friend also immediately helped. Andrea quickly went to check it out. This place is the corporate office. Tables and chairs tilt. He looks at the dusty computers and then flips through but then turns again. 

"Hey, guys. Come here." 

The tall man, after blocking the exit with an iron rod, heard Andrea's call. He and his friend blushed and ran over there. 

“We need to find out what the hell is going on.” 

"Just afraid that there is no network." 

The girl was fed up with Andrea's words. He nodded slightly because he had thought of that case as well. But if you don't try, how will you know? Andrea expertly started the engine. Everything was going very smoothly until he came in to check the data. The computer displayed the words, Errol, in bright red as if it were smiling. Andrea sighed in frustration and placed her palms on the keyboard. Tallboys and girls are equally sad. 

Bang! Bang! 

The three were startled by the sound coming from the emergency exit. The tall man glanced at his iron rod slightly tilted. And the zombies outside are butting non-stop. 

"Quick, let's find a place to hide." 

Her friend was so scared that her voice stammered. Andrea regained her composure and led the way up to the room. The three quickly found a safe place and entered. After locking the door, Andrea was still not reassured but pushed another table to block it. The tall man went to the window to look. It was late at night because there were no street lights, everything became dark. The groans of the undead could still be heard in the distance. The clumsy girl is busy looking for a relatively clean place to sit and rest. Andrea then turns around and says hello. 

"My name is Andrea." 

He smiled at the two of them. Judging by the physique, he guessed the tall guy, and the girl were foreigners. After listening to him take the initiative, the tall guy also quickly put on a friendly smile. 

“My name is Yard. And this is Laura.” 

Laura sat next to her, nodding as a greeting. The three were silent for a moment, then Andrea continued to ask, 

"Oh, do you know where this is?" 

"I don't know. I woke up and found myself in the middle of the main road, not far from Laura." 

"I'm just like him." 

Laura bewildered continued Yard's words. Andrea crossed her arms and frowned thoughtfully. That said, the three of them were strangers who didn't know each other at all. This city is terrifyingly mysterious. Not even a street name. 

“Will we ever… do we fall into the apocalypse?” 

Laura's speculation made Yard and Andrea both turn to look at her. In everyone's eyes, everyone seemed to agree with this opinion. But the puzzling persists. 

“If that's the case, why are the three of us who come from three different countries in the same place? We don't even know where this is.”

Andrea's voice echoed in the room, making everyone's mind more confused. No one can answer this problem. Moonlight shined through the window vaguely. Yard sat near the window and stared at the pitch-black sky. Laura sat bored and crouched in a corner. Andrea knows they are as worried and scared as she is, so she doesn't want to add fuel to the fire. 

“First of all, we need to rest to regain our strength. I volunteer to guard the front, I'll change shifts in three hours." 

"Okay." 

Yard smiled faintly in agreement. Laura just nodded wearily and leaned against the wall and closed her eyes. Andrea saw that the two of them were asleep, so she also quietly found a seat. His mind was trying to recall the memory from before he appeared here. 

Andrea remembers yesterday morning, he still practiced martial arts with his grandfather as usual. On the spacious terrace, the two of them are very serious. The potted plants that his father took care of every day are now quite useful. Thanks to its adorning Andrea feels much more refreshed. As for clearing the air or something, he didn't comment. 

“Andrea is focused.” 

"Yes." 

Andrea was startled by her grandfather's stern voice. Although he was not very good at this subject, he was still considered the top of his class. The place where he lives is a village not far from the city. But here, the most important thing is still martial arts. And his grandfather and father are highly talented people. I don't understand how he couldn't be like that. 

Andrea's grandfather looked at Andrea's impolite movements and shouted angrily, 

“Are you finally willing to practice properly?” 

“My grandpa is trying his best. But my hands are so tired.” 

"Impossible. Continue to practice, when I swing this move the most fiercely, I can rest." 

This saying of his grandfather successfully scared Andrea. Normally, his grandfather didn't pay much attention to anything, but when it came to martial arts, he was very tough. Maybe he had to have a late dinner with his family today.