End Times, Surviving with My Beastly Army novel Chapter 285

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Chapter 285 No Way Back Down

But if they had to go down the same way Robin came up, using that hell–level method, there was no they could do it.

Someone spoke up, “Didn’t you just say you’d give us supplies? Why don’t you give us now? We’ve be starving for so long. Even if we leave, we don’t have the strength to go far.”

Robin looked at him calmly. “You don’t have the strength to walk down the stairs?”

“The stairs?” The man froze, then tried to explain. “There are zombies in the stairwell. We blocked off entrances to these upper floors; that’s why it’s safe here.

“And this is the twenty–first floor. Walking down will exhaust us.”

“If you’re tired, you can stay,” Robin said evenly. “No one’s forcing you. The same rules apply for all. If want to come with me, follow. If not, stay here. I already said we’re strangers.”

The man opened his mouth but said nothing. In the end, he silently fell in behind her.

Going with her meant danger but also supplies and a chance to live.

Staying here meant only one thing: starving to death.

They might not fully understand how cruel this world had become, but even they understood that much.

After weighing the options, the group followed her, even if none of them looked happy about it

“I–I’m going too!”

The bald man, previously knocked down by the electric shock, struggled to regain his footing. Gone was his earlier arrogance.

But when he lowered his head, a flicker of calculation passed through his eyes.

Didn’t this woman say she’d give them supplies?

Fine. I’d take the supplies, then go on my own. Whether I went to those two bases or not, how would she know!

Those places were so far away. I might die before even getting there! Only a fool would go.

All he wanted was the supplies.

Robin glanced at him but said nothing.

Just then, a weak

Yo came from the corner. Then… maybe I’ll stay.

Everyone turned to look. It was the boy in the baseball cap

Robin raised a brow, her smile was faint. “You can try

This boy was not simple.

She had felt it clearly before. When she had been probing her, his mental strength was strong, far average. And his ability wasn’t for attack. His ability was more akin to sensing or searching.

It felt like he could invade someone’s mind.

Her system and her second chance at life were her biggest secrets. If her mental strength hadn’t bee stronger, he might have quietly taken something from her without her even noticing.

Someone like that–someone who could threaten her secrets–there was no way she would just let h walk away.

The boy stiffened, forcing a laugh. “I just… thought I’d try my luck on my own. Everyone’s supplies ar hard–earned. I don’t want to trouble you.”

Robin said nothing. She just looked at him.

But the pressure on him grew heavier and heavier.

“I–I…” He clenched his teeth. “Fine! I’ll go, I’ll go!”

Only then did Robin look away. “Smart choice.”

The boy looked like he was about to cry. All he did was take one look. How did that get him into this mes

They had sealed off the entrance at the 18th floor, cutting off all the zombies below.

This meant that once the barrier was opened, they would have to confront countless zombies directly.

As they started down, thinking about what was coming made their steps slow. Without even saying it, they all stayed behind Robin.

“Here, right?” Robin turned to confirm.

She kicked the sealed door open.

Boom!

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