End Times, Surviving with My Beastly Army novel Chapter 308

Chapter 308 Friction

“Come on!”

Finished

The boy couldn’t help himself. “You’ve gotta know how to adapt. Just because Robin didn’t say it doesn’t mean we can’t do it!”

Hesitation flickered in Sharon’s eyes, but after a moment, she shook her head. “No. I trust that every decision Robin makes has a reason. If she told us to clear the admin building, then we clear it. There’s no need to jump ahead.”

With that, she turned and headed downstairs.

The boy opened his mouth, still unconvinced, but in the end, he followed her without another word about clearing the zombies outside.

From the shadows, Dane let out a quiet sigh of relief.

Good thing Sharon kept her head, or I would’ve had to step in.

Robin had told them to clear only the admin building because she had already measured their strength. The number and level of zombies inside were exactly within what they could handle.

But if they had gone out into the campus, the sheer number of zombies there would’ve been a different story. Once alerted, they would swarm, maybe even draw in zombies from outside the school, and then things would spiral fast.

Looking at it now, he realized this Sharon really was something.

She was brave, sharp, and able to stop even after a win. She had a mind of her own.

More importantly, she had a natural presence that made people listen.

Dane gave her a high evaluation in his head.

Under Yvonne’s anxious gaze, the students returned not long after.

The moment they walked in, Yvonne asked impatiently, “Is everyone okay?”

“We’re fine. Those zombies weren’t as scary as we thought.”

The same boy who had pushed to clear more spoke up right away, excitement in his voice.

Sharon shot him a look.

He ignored it and turned to Robin. “Robin, I feel like the task you gave us was way too easy. We finished it without any trouble!”

Robin’s expression didn’t change. “Oh? Is that so?”

“Of course.”

11:39 am

Chapter 308 friction

Finished

The boy pulled up a little. “I was even thinking about clearing the zombies outside too, but Sharon wouldn’t let us. She kept saying we should just do exactly what you told us. Honestly, I think she’s way too rigid!”

“Hey!”

The second he said it, Dane knew this was going bad.

He wanted to stop him, but it was already too lat

Robin’s eyes narrowed. “You think Sharon’s approach is rigid?”

Maybe it was her tone, but the boy lost some of his confidence. “I just think… we could’ve done even better…

“Heh…”

Robin let out a quiet laugh. “If you think you’re that capable, why didn’t you do it before?”

Caught off guard, the boy froze. “Before… I…”

He had expected praise from Robin, thinking she would say he was sharp, that he took initiative.

But facing that half–smile, he couldn’t get the words out. “I just realized…zombies aren’t as hard to deal with as I thought-”

“No.”

Robin’s voice turned cold. “Zombies are exactly as hard to deal with as you thought.”

“The only reason you feel that way is that there weren’t many in this building, and none stronger than

Level 2. With this many of you” king together, of course, it felt easy.

“But what about outside?”

The boy lowered his head.

Robin went on, “You got a small win and started overestimating yourselves. You should be grateful that when all of you were getting carried away, Sharon stayed calm. Otherwise, if you had rushed out and faced that many zombies, you might not even have made it back to complain like this.”

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