Apocalyptic Disaster: Stockpile Supplies for Free and Make a Comeback

Chapter 105 Thunder 2
But things didn't go as planned; there was only thunder but no rain, and the wind was sultry.

Thunder roared, threatening to tear apart the gray sky and split the mountains in two.

The convoy stopped on the empty gravel road, and the scene seemed even more desolate, as if everything in the world had faded away.

The children in the group were frightened by the deafening thunder and cried. Their high-pitched sobs drifted through the air, giving everyone goosebumps.

Song Jinhe had only slept for less than an hour in the swaying RV when she was startled awake by the thunder.

The items in the car shook just now, which shows how terrifying the thunder was.

She just had a dream.

It was as if she had returned to the path of her life in her memories.

Disheveled and emaciated, he squatted on the ground, rummaging through the trash, which contained leftovers from other members of the gang.

She didn't know why she wanted to live so much, and why she was still struggling even at this point.

The burly man, reeking of foul odor, stood high above, revealing a set of blackened teeth from years of smoking. "You're still alive? You're lucky you didn't die in a horde of zombies."

"What, you've taken a fancy to her?" A sharp laugh rang out.

"You fucking bastard, I can't bring myself to lay a hand on such an ugly woman. A few new ones just arrived."

She was completely exhausted, clutching the knife in her pocket tightly, and breathed a sigh of relief as she watched the two men leave.

"You really believe she was able to stay in that team for so long and be called 'sister' by everyone?"

In the blurry image, her attire was so pitiful, she looked like a refugee.

In order to gain the approval of the new team, she went to lure away the mutated animals while she was ill, and then died a violent death.

The physical pain and the resentment in my heart felt too real in my dreams.

The thunder startled me awake, and those vivid feelings vanished in an instant.

Song Jinhe cleared her head, propped herself up, opened the curtains, and looked outside. In the distance, the mountains were flashed with lightning from time to time, and the thunder sounded like cannonballs falling. She had a bad feeling.

She put on her shoes, grabbed her clothes, and hurriedly got off the bus.

The sound of the thunder was truly frightening.

In another car, a woman was holding her child, her face showing both anxiety and distress. There were rules here; she was absolutely not allowed to cry or make a scene.

They were even more afraid of being abandoned when they had children with them.

"Don't cry, it's okay, it's just thunder. Shh, don't make a sound."

The child was frightened and couldn't hear anything she was saying, so she could only hold the child tightly and keep her voice down.

"What's wrong? Is there going to be another earthquake?" Qi Sixing covered his ears, looking confused.

"Don't talk nonsense, and don't expect anything good!" Song Jinhe said.

"With such a commotion, we can't leave." Su Lan arrived with her men. "We mean, let's wait a bit."

The choice was correct, and Song Jinhe and his team naturally had no objections.

This is a valley, which naturally has an echo. When mixed with thunder, it feels like the earth is shaking and your ears are about to be deafened.

Song Jinhe took out a bag of memory foam earplugs and distributed them to her companions.

"How come you—you have this too—" Qi Sixing opened his mouth and asked loudly.

"Found it while searching the car." Song Jinhe covered her mouth and yawned. She was sleepy even while driving and drinking an iced Americano at noon. She said she would take a nap after her shift ended, but then she had a nightmare and a thunderstorm.

Rain would have been fine, at least it would have alleviated the water crisis and lowered the temperature a bit, but there was no rain at all.

Noticing the gaze from above, Song Jinhe looked at Jiang Shi'an with a puzzled expression. He noticed that a section of her seemingly short inner layer was visible beneath her open sun-protective clothing. Without making a sound, he blocked her view, preventing Su Lan from looking over from the opposite side.

Song Jinhe was taken aback for a moment, "This is how the clothes are supposed to be, it's not too short."

As she spoke, she caught a glimpse of a small group of corpses at the end of the road, drawn by the thunder, and quickly zipped her sun-protective clothing all the way up.

If it weren't for the hot weather, she would have worn a zombie-fighting ghillie suit, so she wouldn't have to worry about rotting tissue and blood getting inside.

"Zombies! Zombies are coming!"

Someone screamed in terror, but his voice was drowned out by the thunder, and many others didn't hear him at all, only covering their ears and crouching down.

Until the zombies surrounded them from two directions.

I haven't seen them for a few days, and when they do, it's always with the whole family!

Song Jinhe and the others quickly took out their weapons. As they were closing the car door, she suddenly remembered something and said to Qi Sixing, "Go to the balcony and guard the car."

"it is good."

"Ahhh-"

A young man in his early twenties was grabbed by a zombie, who bit off a large piece of his flesh.

Song Jinhe drew her long knife, gripped it with both hands, and swung it at the zombies. Zhang Yi, holding a crowbar, kicked aside the one on the left and then pierced the one in front of her.

She now handles zombies with great skill using melee weapons, avoiding the awkward situation she faced before where her weapon pierced the zombie but didn't kill it, and she couldn't pull her hands out.

Her talent is the most advantageous in the current version; a few zombies are not a big problem in front of her.

Song Jinhe focused on attacking the zombie's eyes and chin. The zombie's defense had improved, although it wasn't as monstrous as the one in the service area, it was still a lot of effort to deal with.

My fingers felt weak when I slashed with the knife, and in less than two minutes, I was soaked in sweat and had trouble breathing.

Song Jinhe took a deep breath, switched the knife to her left hand, and drew a dagger from her waist with her right hand to deal with the zombie that was biting the young man who was barely alive.

Another deafening clap of thunder followed, this time striking right beside them, hitting two zombies.

All that could be seen was the few remaining hairs on the zombie's head, now charred and smoking.

What does that mean? It refers to the legendary most powerful lightning-type talent in the apocalypse.
Or did God take it too far and decide to strike them down?

It's not like they thought the zombies were too weak and gave them an enchantment, is it?
Yi Feng, the person closest to the falling lightning, covered his ears and jumped away, staring in shock at the zombie struck by lightning.

"Do you believe in Buddhism?" Song Jinhe asked expressionlessly.

Yi Feng shook his head subconsciously, "I don't believe it."

"Then why don't you just kill it?!"

Forget about paddling around. Whether it's lightning enchanting the zombies or they're just unlucky, let's stab them twice and kill them first.

Jiang Shi'an once said that viruses mutate every moment due to the environment.

It's probably because he loved to slack off that he got killed by Boss Wei's gang. She secretly handed him a knife, telling him that he wouldn't lose out if he traded one for another, but he didn't manage to trade for even one.

Song Jinhe struck first, immediately attacking with a slash.

Yi Feng couldn't help but glance at her knife-wielding technique. It was so cool, with no unnecessary movements, and every move was just right.

He discovered that he was actually inferior to a woman.

He retracted his previous prejudices; this woman was someone he could get along with, and she would definitely sleep with him if there were zombies around!
The horde of corpses was completely cleared out, and the thunder was not as frequent or terrifying as before, occasionally rumbling above the clouds.

After disposing of the body, they parked the car in a different spot. It was already dark, and just half a minute earlier, two bolts of lightning had struck, hitting one of the cars and setting it on fire.