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After I Fully Prepared for the Apocalypse, the Ungrateful Cried with Regret novel Chapter 37

Chapter 37: Chapter 37: It Was You Who Didn’t Open the Door

This was a common reaction for people facing zombies for the first time.

"Be careful, Nina."

Vera Coleman watched the situation in the yard with concern.

Daniel Hale was currently fending off Orson Walsh with a clothes-drying pole.

"Miss Jacobs, was what I did just now unnecessary?"

Ian Chandler asked, confused.

His shoulder throw had been successful, so why did Nina Jacobs say it was an unnecessary move?

"The broadcast said not to get scratched or bitten.

The more contact you have with a zombie, the easier it is to get hurt, isn’t it?"

As she finished speaking, Nina Jacobs had already dodged nimbly behind Orson Walsh. A simple kick to his ankle sent him crashing to the ground.

Before he could get up, an axe struck Orson Walsh in the head. She even perfectly avoided the splattering liquid.

Ian Chandler stared, stunned.

Everyone present, except for Leo Hale, was shocked into silence.

"I knew it. You’ve been hiding this from us the whole time."

Leo Hale kicked the zombie Orson Walsh’s body aside.

Seeing Nina Jacobs’s skills with his own eyes resolved all the questions he previously had.

’Maybe Nina Jacobs really is from the underworld.’

"It’s just a small hobby."

Nina Jacobs could only offer that explanation.

"I get it now. Leo Hale, bring on the next one."

Ian Chandler instantly understood what Nina Jacobs meant.

’When killing zombies, it’s best to do it in a single, fatal blow.’

Especially when he saw that the next one let out was the zombie George Crawford.

Nina Jacobs tossed the bloody axe aside.

It seemed she wouldn’t need to demonstrate again.

She hadn’t used any Superpowers just now, only the most basic methods to kill the zombie, all so the others could quickly understand and learn.

While the others practiced, Nina Jacobs also paid attention to what Liam Grant’s group was up to.

"What did you say?

Nina Jacobs awakened a Fire Element Superpower?"

Renee Strong asked with a frown.

In her previous life, Nina Jacobs had Speed and Space Element Superpowers.

Even though she was a Dual Element Superpower User, Renee wasn’t the least bit envious.

Because the combined value of those two elements couldn’t compare to her as an Advanced Healer.

But in this life, Nina Jacobs had to go and awaken a Fire Element Superpower.

"It’s fine. She doesn’t even know how to use it.

What’s even more infuriating is that some airhead girl awakened the Thunder Element,

and claimed it was just static electricity!

It’s making me so mad."

After speaking, Wyatt Jacobs noticed that Liam Grant’s expression was grim.

"Are you saying Ian Chandler hasn’t turned into... that?"

Simon Abbott seemed more concerned about Ian Chandler’s situation.

"Yeah, apparently he was rescued in time.

But it’s obvious he still listens to whatever Nina Jacobs says.

That kid’s been a loser in both lives. Tsk."

Wyatt Jacobs casually relayed the intel he had gathered from the other side.

"Damn it, why did it have to be her again!"

Renee Strong felt that Nina Jacobs had ruined all their plans.

If Nina Jacobs hadn’t shown up, they would have been the ones to find Ian Chandler.

But of course, it was Nina Jacobs again this time.

"I heard from that so-called aunt of mine that their group knocked on our door, but you guys didn’t open it." 𝘧𝑟𝑒𝑒𝘸𝘦𝘣𝑛𝑜𝘷𝑒𝓁.𝘤𝘰𝓂

"What did you say?"

Wyatt Jacobs’s words made it even harder for Renee Strong to accept.

"So, why did Nina Jacobs and her group open the door specifically for them?"

Simon Abbott asked.

"If they never opened the door for outsiders before,

why for the group that had Ian Chandler with them?

Was it just a coincidence?"

Simon Abbott’s fingertips tapped a steady rhythm on the tabletop.

This was what he found strange as well.

"I heard from my aunt that it was because their group looked like trouble.

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