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The Revenant Mutation   Chapter 35: Let me send you to Hell
The front gate was a pot of chaos. Zombies swarmed the walls, climbing the Veilvein to reach the top. Many defenders on top of the barricade cut off the zombies as they reached the top, or stabbed through their skulls to kill them. Zombies fell back down, pushing some more down to the ground. As they fell, more climbed over them, trying to reach the top. It was a stampede. It was chaos. Michael swung his sword, cutting off the head of a zombie, the blood splashed on his face. A zombie jumped through the air, and landed on the barricade. It leapt at Michael immediately, both of them tumbled on the floor on top of the barricade. Michael kicked it off and they disentangled. The zombie didnât stop, it leapt at him again, but Michael swung his sword, cutting off the top of the zombieâs skull, and catching the zombie by the neck with his left hand. Half of the brain was exposed. Snap! Snap! The zombie tried to bite him, but Michael kept it at armâs length. The zombie clawed at him, at
The Revenant Mutation   Chapter 36: Drottnar the First
Richard led his team of raiders to rally together the remaining members of the base that couldnât fight. This included the Base Chief, Uche, some of the women, the elderly, children and those incapable of fighting like the sick and disabled. They were put in a large building, it was an event hall before the apocalypse, but it had become a makeshift bunker. There were two large buildings in the compound, one bungalow while the other was a storey building. They kept the people in the two storey building so the guards could have a better vantage point. All the windows had been reinforced with iron railings, there was a garage linked to the building with trucks that were filled with necessities and enough space for this remaining population in case they needed to make a quick getaway. Richard looked at a book that contained the information of all those within the building. âNineteen elderly, about ten disabled, one of which is blind⌠sighâ, he could tell that his job was not going to be
The Revenant Mutation   Chapter 37: The Viking Leaders
As they ran through the streets, Paul prayed that they werenât too late. Gideon flanked his left, with a machete in his grip. Deji flanked his right with a spear in his grip. Paul held his trusty machete. Together, they reached their destination.The moment they entered the compound, they could already see people covered in war paint trying to break into the three-storey building. Arrows fired from the upper floor of the building struck down some of the attackers.âVikingsâ, Gideon recognised them.âThey must have tried to sneak in while the zombies got us busy.ââThey're cowards,â Gideon said with an unsteady breath.âThere are thirty of them, coward or not, weâre outnumberedâ, Deji replied.
The Revenant Mutation   Chapter 38: Fighting a Viking King
None of the defenders recognised the voice, they shared looks among each other, but no one knew who it was. This reduced the doubt about the identity of the hooded man.Solomon pushed aside the men in front of him and approached.âWe should thank you for your support. But how do we know that you didn't send the zombie wave to attack us?âVictor: â...ââSeriously? I just fought off so many enemies for you and your first thought is suspicion?ââPaul was not wrong to be carefulââIf I wanted to destroy your base, I wouldn't need a horde of zombies to do it. You can check the right wall, I believe you will find the culprits of the attack there.â
The Revenant Mutation   Chapter 39: Lone Demon
Paul sidestepped Drago's slash and punched out, hitting the man's chest. Drago flew through the air before landing in a heap.âAre you going to yield? Or would you rather die?âDrago looked around.Gideon had broken Amina's arm and disarmed her already. Deji had joined Richard and the other Raiders to defeat the Vikings. Although they managed to burn a few buildings, they were still subdued.âYour victory is only short lived. My Drottnar will bring down your walls!âThud!Paul stomped on his face, knocking him out cold.Amina sat on the ground, panting and cradling her broken arm.
The Revenant Mutation   Chapter 40: Aftermath
Victor ran to the front wall, when he got there, many injured people were being attended to. The base had few medical personnels, so many people with some medical skills joined in the effort to treat the injured. Groans of pain and the stench of blood was commonplace. Ash and smoke made the air hard to breathe.He could see Lewa among the many women helping and treating the injured, he saw Deji helping a doctor with gray sideburns.Victor began to walk towards them, to see if he could help out. A body suddenly intercepted him.âJamesââShitâVictor was already in his normal clothing, he had washed himself thoroughly to get rid of blood and grim. Compared to James that looked like he had just escaped from hell, Victor wa
The Revenant Mutation   Chapter 41: The Sobi Convoy Arrives
Several kilometers away from King Moon Base, Drottnar woke up from his unconscious state. He was already back home. His entire arm was still heavily injured, but it was in the process of healing. The bones were no longer visible from the outside. But, he still felt weak, like he had barely survived. Standing beside him was his adjutant, Hakim, a man with dull eyes and strong build. The moment Hakim saw that his Drottnar was back to the land of the living, his expression brightened immediately and he bowed in a hurry. âDrottnar!â As the only person in Drottnarâs tent, he was the only that greeted the brigand leader that just opened his eyes. âWhat happened?â âThe supreme commander of the King Moon forces ambushed us on the way back. He severely injured your Highness before leaving.â Drottnar remembered this much, so he asked about the only thing he was worried about. If Paul was that powerful and their seige of King Moon failed, then there was a huge chance that their forces tha
The Revenant Mutation   Chapter 42: Death from the skies
Alex knew the Vikings. They were ruthless and among the first organized group of criminals the 'post-apocalyptic world' knew in this region. Unlike the Black Ax Brigands, the Vikings had a large force and they operated in every corner of the State. Even Sobi Barracks had clashed with them a few times in the past, but they never launched an attack of this scale before. âThe vikings must have been growing their force for a while now. But, to control an horde?â âWhat do you mean controlled? Are hordes that easy to command?â Only alpha zombies or monsters at Alpha level could command other monsters or zombies. Alex had never heard of a human doing so. âThe leader of the Vikings has become a monster. He can move the zombies at willâ Solomon answered truthfully, if he could convince this young man to help them, or if he could scare this young man to take the case seriously, the force behind the young man could lend a hand. Alex took a minute to think, âA monster⌠does that mean the c
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Chapter 61: Gars
When Victor woke up, the sun had already set. He found that his right arm had fully regenerated, he flexed his hand a bit, feeling the strength surging within it. Under his pillow was a bottle of blood, well kept to avoid being detected by others. He knew it must have been placed there by Paul while he slept.Although he had drunk his fill from the lion monster, he needed real human blood to make up for his lost vitality. The bottle was empty in no time, allowing him to finally feel vigorous once more. He couldn’t even remember how much his body ached just a few hours prior.After confirming that all his injuries were gone, he came out of the tent he was placed in to rest.The camp was having a campfire, and a man he couldn’t recognize was singing songs with a sonorous voice and his local guitar, s
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Chapter 60: A Considerate Deal
In the councilâs meeting room, Gbolahan sat with a beauty on his lap, she fed him slices of a tangerine. James sat on the first chair to the right, with Dotun and Kingsley on the first two chairs to his left. They had woken up overnight, only to hear that the Base had overgone massive changes. After discussing with Gbolahan, they found a common ground.Dotun was a thin man with a small tuft of hair on his chin. This was a contrast to the built Kingsley.Standing at the other end of the table was a man staring at them with aloofness, âIf you can release our people and join forces with us, His Highness, Drottnar the First, promise to deliver to your right hand manâŚâ, he gestured to James, â...the head of the people that hurt and killed his sister. His Highness, Drottnar the First, also promise you their full support during your tenure as the King of King Moon Bas
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Chapter 59: Truly Alive Once More
Victor felt some of his strength returning so he pulled the trunk out of his body, leaving a gaping bloody hole. The wood fell to the side with a thud.Victor began to crawl towards Paul. If not for the immense pain threshold that he had, he would have blacked out from the multiple injuries. In fact, the only reason he had to crawl was because his legs had been crushed from the waist down and were still healing. He couldnât walk, so he had no choice but to crawl with his only remaining arm.After several laborous crawling, he finally reached Paul.âCap?!â He called out, his voice lacked any strength. He prodded Paul, but the man only groaned in return.Seeing that the man was still alive, he pushed himself into a sitting positon and leaned against the lionâs
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Chapter 58: Instinct Driven
The monster groaned and pushed itself to its feet, slowly. Half its face was bloodied, and there was a hole where its right eye was. Victor could see most of its brain in that part had turned to mush. There were a deep crater in its chest as well, and some parts of the chest was mangled, probably from broken ribs. Blood poured out of its mouth like a river, and it was not breathing steadily anymore.âThe fuck?! Is this thing immortal?! Canât you just die already?ââThe vitality of a monster of this level is truly terrifying, I am sure parts of its heart was crushed from my attack. It was my strongest attack yet, and it is still standing. We are no match for it.â Paul lamented.It was now that Victor realized that Paulâs face was ashen, he was tired too.âMy attack also d
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Chapter 57: Advancement
Victor felt surreal by this, like he was experiencing everything from outside his body.For the first time in his mind, his senses werenât just limited to his ears, eyes, nose, and skin. His mind could feel everything around him, and he could see himself from every angle like it was a movie.âIs this the advancement Paul was talking about?âBam!Paul hit the lion from the side again, sending it flying. He quickly crouched beside Victor to check if he was still alive.Victor gasped to life like he had just broken through the surface of water.He was looking into Paulâs dark eyes and he could see the smile on his Masterâs face.âYouâre a
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Chapter 56: Eligible for an Advancement
Victor rolled like a grub on the floor, narrowly dodging a stomp from the lion. After rejoining the fight, he and Paul had coordinated their attacks. But the lionâs skin was too tough, and its muscles were resilient. They couldnât land much damage, and they still had to avoid the lionâs almost unavoidable attacks.The lion took a chance, moving like a ghost, it hit Victor from above, and tried to stomp him to death, but missed.Paul tried to help, but he was hit aside by the lionâs tail. Victor got into a crouch, only to see the lion was already upon him. It was too fast.âShit!âBefore he could act, the lion pressed him against the ground.One of its large, sharp claws pierced through Victorâs right chest, pinning him
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Chapter 55: Above Alpha Level
Victor had never seen a monster like this before. Even the three-headed snake that was about 30 meters long, was still inferior to this.The lion stood at about fifty meters, long curved spikes trailing its spine down to the tail, with a tuft of sharp gleaming spikes on the tip of the tail. Definitely capable of cutting a man in half.The muscles on the lionâs body were well-defined, like it was hitting the gym every day and not missing legwork. Itâs mane moved like it was underwater.Everyone was stunned to see the creature, it wa majestic and terrifying at the same time. This was definitely something above the Alpha-level.âEveryone in the trucks, now!â Paul commanded.His voice broke them out of their shock and they immedi
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Chapter 54: The University
âGet off me! Get off me you bastard!âThe shrill, yet enticing voice could be heard even before the door was pushed open.The door was opened with a bang, revealing two strong men dragging in Lewa who was still in her kitchen work clothes.James sat close to the window. This building was used once as a hiding spot during the Viking Invasion. The Viking leaders that snuck into the base were captured in this same compound.The room was spacious with a luxurious bed and it looked more like it would fit in an hotel better.âLeave herâ, James commanded in a relaxed tone.The men released her and left the room, closing the door shut behind them. The Revenant Mutation  Â
Chapter 53: A Fluke Incident?
Paul sat in silence for hours, although he lost track of time, so he couldnât tell the difference.On the fifth hour, he heard the sound of flesh moving, his eyes shifted a bit.âAn illusionâHe thought he must have imagined it.But the sound came again, this time, it lasted longer, and then it came again.Paul sped to Victorâs side, staring down at the younger manâs face.The blood around the hole in his head had dried, but he could hear movement within the corpseâs skull. Gray matter was shifting and reforming.Paul stood there, both in confusion and hope, for ten minutes. In ten minutes, the injured in the brain he
