Semua Bab Campus of the undead: Bab 71 - Bab 80

The air inside the tent felt suffocating as Luke’s words hung in the air. His heart was pounding so hard he could feel it in his ears. The silence from everyone else only made his anger and confusion grow.“I asked a question,” he said, his voice low but firm. “Where is Mira?”Laura’s eyes darted to Samuel, who shook his head subtly. Favour opened his mouth to speak but quickly closed it when Sarah nudged him with her elbow. Collins couldn’t even look Luke in the eye.Luke’s patience snapped. “Enough with the silence!” he barked, slamming his fist into the metal cot he’d been lying on moments before. The cot groaned under the force, and everyone flinched. “Tell me where she is!”Major Erickson stepped forward, his face grim. “Luke… Mira’s been taken.”Those three words made the world tilt for Luke. He stared at Erickson, his breath catching in his throat.“What do you mean, ‘taken’?” His voice trembled with disbelief.Samuel hesitated before stepping in. “Akin took her, Luke. Back to

The night was heavy with silence, the kind that followed chaos. Governor Dennis sat stiffly on the edge of his cot in the dimly lit tent, his fingers tapping restlessly on the makeshift table. Outside, muffled sounds of soldiers reorganizing after the assault filtered in, but his thoughts were elsewhere. His eyes flicked toward the tent flap, where two armed guards stood watch, their presence a result of Major Erickson’s increasingly suffocating grip.Dennis clenched his jaw. Erickson had crossed the line. Detaining him the governor in this god-damned camp? Arresting his bodyguards like they were mere thugs? It was an insult veiled as a protocol.“This is for your protection as well as ours Governor,” Erickson had said earlier, his voice carrying a mocking undertone as he shook in anger. His words hinted at suspicions Dennis couldn’t completely dismiss. After all, Erickson was methodical, and Dennis… well, he had secrets to keep.Through a narrow gap in the tent, Dennis spotted moveme

The darkness of the campus was oppressive, broken only by the dim flicker of emergency lights that cast long, ominous shadows. Luke moved with a purpose, his enhanced senses tuning into every sound, every movement. He started his search from the main campus building. He could hear the groans of the undead echoing faintly through the halls, their shuffling footsteps dragging against the cracked tile floors. The smell of decay hung in the air, sharp and putrid, making it hard to breathe.Luke’s pulse quickened, but his fear was buried under the raw determination that coursed through his veins. He wasn’t the same person he’d been yesterday. The nightmare that had woken him was no longer just a memory—it was a warning. Something inside him had changed, and now he felt it fully. He was stronger, faster, and sharper than he had ever been.As he entered a long corridor, a faint noise behind him caught his attention—a rasping breath and the scrape of claws on the floor. He turned sharply, his

The metallic clang of the doors opening startled Mira. Her heart leapt into her throat as the heavy footsteps echoed through the hall. She craned her neck, her bound hands making it impossible to twist around fully. The eerie silence that followed sent a chill down her spine.Then, Akin stepped into view.He was as imposing as she remembered—tall, broad, and unnervingly composed. His dark, sunken eyes locked onto her, and his lips twisted into a smirk that made Mira’s skin crawl. His once-clean uniform was now tattered and stained, and his movements carried an unnatural grace, almost like he was stalking prey.“Well, well, look who’s awake,” Akin said, his deep voice dripping with mockery. He strode into the room, each step measured, as though savoring the moment. Behind him, Sally, the zombie that had been watching her, straightened slightly, her vacant eyes flickering with recognition.Mira clenched her teeth, refusing to give him the satisfaction of a reaction. She wouldn’t let him

Joseph’s heart raced as he crouched behind the door, his breath coming in shallow, uneven gasps. Every sense was heightened, each creak of the floorboards above and below him making his skin prickle. He couldn't afford to make a sound. Akin’s mocking voice echoed across the room, breaking the silence like a crack of thunder."I know you're out there, Joseph. Don't think you can hide forever." Akin's tone was smooth and taunting, dripping with arrogance. "You think you can save her? Think again."Joseph’s fingers tightened around the knife in his hand, his grip almost too tight, the cold steel digging into his palm. His mind raced, but there was no time for hesitation. Mira was here. He had to get to her.“Come on out,” Akin continued, his voice rising slightly. “I promise you, I won’t bite. Not until we’re face to face, at least.”Joseph’s stomach churned. He wanted to rush in, to attack, to put an end to this twisted game, but he knew better. He couldn’t let his emotions cloud his ju