Reborn Cave Queen of the End Times novel Chapter 134

Chapter 134 Three Days Against the Bugs

Just thinking about the South was terrifying. There were hundreds of millions of people there. Add in all the animals and plants, and it became a massive breeding ground. How many bugs would come out of a place hike that?

Leonel reached the same conclusion. He sucked in a sharp breath. “Dang… this apocalypse really want every last human dead, doesn’t it?”

The moment he finished speaking, another wave hit.

Autumn didn’t have time to answer. She grabbed the flamethrower and blasted nonstop at the swarm pouring toward the cave entrance.

The bugs almost seemed intelligent. Whenever Autumn braced herself for a full fight, they would make fake attack, then suddenly pull back.

The second she relaxed and tried to catch her breath, they charged again.

Back and forth. Again and again.

The constant back-and-forth drove Autumn crazy.

She cursed at the top of her lungs. It didn’t help.

All she could do was keep fighting.

So Autumn and David took turns around the clock, battling the insects without stopping.

Day and night. They couldn’t afford even a moment of carelessness. If too many bug corpses piled up, they would block the electric barriers, making them much less effective.

This time David didn’t bother saving fuel. The gasoline and diesel generators both ran at full power. Every electric fence was switched on. He looked determined to fry every last bug.

Only someone as well prepared as Autumn could afford it. She had mountains of gasoline and diesel stored in her storage space. Most people would’ve run out of fuel long ago.

Three days later, Autumn and David collapsed onto the ground with dark circles under their eyes, gasping for air.

“It’s finally over.” David said between heavy breaths as he wiped the sweat from his face. “If another wave comes right now, I’m done.”

Autumn flopped onto her back. “I’m about to drop, too,”

After resting for a while, they carefully crept to the cave entrance. Like thieves sneaking around, they quietly launched a drone to check outside.

The moment they saw the live feed, both of them froze.

Hill $22 was gone The once-tall hill had been chewed down into nothing more than a small mound

The neighboring mountain beside Westfield Town had fared even worse The insects had chewed more than tert into solid rock

Solid rock

And they had chewed through more than six feet of it.

VERIFYCAPTCHA_LABELVerify