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After I Fully Prepared for the Apocalypse, the Ungrateful Cried with Regret novel Chapter 324

Chapter 324: Chapter 324: A Gift from the Great Mountain

The two looked very wary as well.

The tall man stood protectively in front of the woman behind him, his eyes fixed on them.

"You were right."

Ben Lawson got out of the car.

So there really were people hiding behind the hillside.

He had the other people from the car circle the area, but they didn’t find anyone else.

"Did you kill this Mutant Tiger?"

Ben Lawson looked at the Mutant Tiger’s corpse. The skull looked as if it had been crushed by some kind of blunt object.

The fatal wound, however, was the Stone Spike still lodged in it.

"A Strength Element Superpower User and an Earth Element Superpower User,"

Magnus York assessed.

Nina Jacobs materialized a Stone Spike in her hand and replied:

"This is my brother, a Strength Element Superpower User. We got separated from our companions and came here to look for any sign of them."

"Looking for your companions?"

Magnus York sneered.

"You’ve made it this far. There’s no point in hiding things anymore, is there?"

"Hiding things?"

’How much has she discovered?’ Nina Jacobs wasn’t sure.

"Planning to watch from the sidelines and pick up the scraps?"

"I don’t know why it’s just the two of you, but I’m afraid your little scheme is about to fail."

"I don’t know what you’re talking about."

Nina Jacobs knew the more she denied it, the more convinced they would become.

’But clearly, they haven’t discovered the secret of this rocky hillside yet.’

"She doesn’t seem like the honest type.

Still, looks like our luck is good today. A gift from the mountains."

Ben Lawson spread his arms, as if basking in the sun.

Several of the men closed in on Nina Jacobs and Wayne Warner.

"What do you think you’re doing?"

Nina Jacobs asked.

Magnus York looked at Wayne Warner, who was standing protectively in front of Nina Jacobs, and smiled.

"Oh, nothing. We’re just a little short-handed. We’ll be borrowing you two for a while."

She glanced at the recently killed Mutant Tiger.

’So that’s why the Compass showed readings for both life and death earlier.’

"Take them."

Magnus York said, her face devoid of expression.

「Inside the observation station.」

Adrian Shaw grabbed Holden Shaw, who was about to rush out.

"Don’t be impulsive! You’ll ruin her plan."

Before she left, Nina Jacobs had specifically instructed them not to make any rash moves and to wait for her signal.

"Her gamble paid off."

Nathan Moreau said, watching Nina’s calm, retreating figure.

Magnus York is terrifyingly shrewd.

But Nina Jacobs managed to fool her.

"Isn’t that to be expected? Our Summer was born to be an undercover agent."

Shirley Lucas remembered the first time she met Nina Jacobs.

She always seemed to be able to fool everyone so easily.

"Good thing we can see what’s happening to them. Let’s stay alert,"

Adrian Shaw said.

Meanwhile, Nina Jacobs and Wayne Warner had been brought before the other group.

"You found them?"

A man with upturned eyes walked over and asked.

As soon as Nina Jacobs got out of the vehicle, she saw two bound zombies.

They looked like they had just recently turned; their bodies were completely unmarked by wounds.

The other people standing nearby had looks of terror on their faces.

A woman sat on the ground, staring blankly at one of the zombies.

Nina Jacobs recognized them as the man and woman who had tried to quit earlier.

Neither of them had been injured a moment ago, yet the man had become a zombie.

Her eyes darkened. ’These two men were forcibly infected with the zombie virus.’

"We still haven’t caught the Bishop Clan Member who escaped the day before yesterday, but I doubt she’ll survive long out here."

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