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The Endgame Chronicles (by Hugh White) novel Chapter 861

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Chapter 861

Up to now, the number of high level zombies Hayley had encountered was extremely small. There were usually fewer than three in one place.

Even in Fairfield, where toxic gas had spread everywhere, there hadn’t been many level 5 zombies. Most were only level 3 or 4

A place like this…

“Alright. I’ll go.”

Hayley was interested now. She wanted to see what kind of place could produce so many high-level zombies.

When Alex heard her agree, even he couldn’t hide the smile on his usually cold face.

The next second, Hayley added, “While I’m gone, write another 100 reports. If even one’s missing, I’ll deal with you when I get back. 2

Alex froze, completely speechless.

Hayley gathered a team and headed out.

This time, she brought Leonard and Griffin. She also had Liam send over Derek and a few special ops members under him. That

made a team of ten.

Thomas stayed behind at the league, sticking close to Ruby at all times.

Before leaving, Hayley set Hayz’s system to the highest priority level. Anyone dangerous entering her base would be eliminated immediately.

Hayz’s eyes lit up red as she received the command. “You can count on me, Ms. Reid!”

After handing the base over to Liam, Hayley boarded a helicopter and headed for Portwell, where West Sea Base had sent their

distress call.

Ever since the super signal tower went online, the information she received had been incredibly precise. No matter where the signal came from, she could pinpoint its exact location.

By evening, she found West Sea Base deep in the inland wasteland, surrounded by an endless sea of corpses.

West Sea Base was similar to Clark Base. It had a barrel-shaped structure, Surrounded by tall defensive walls to keep the

zombies out.

Unfortunately, the base was already under siege when Hayley-arrived.

“Raaah!”

“Raaah!”

“Raaah! Raaah!”

Zombies swarmed from all directions, completely encircling the base.

On the northwest side, a breach had formed outside the wall, where a pile of zombies had already stacked up nearly 25 teet high

Their wall was only about 30 feet tall. At this rate, the horde would break through before the day was over.

Boom!

Crash!

Massive stones were being hurled down from the top of the walls. Primitive catapults lined the inner side, launching boulders

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outward at full force.

The rocks could knock down the climbing piles, but the process was painfully slow.

Far too slow.

Gifted fighters were assisting as well, unleashing all kinds of abilities over the edge without holding back.

However, even that wasn’t enough to stop the endless tide.

“Raaah! Raaah!”

A gaunt zombie suddenly sprinted across the mound like a wild animal. It leapt off the highest point in the northwest corner and vaulted onto the wall like a hunting cat.

Its torn T-shirt hung in strips, exposing its hollowed stomach and visible ribs. Its face was so decayed that it barely looked human anymore; only the glowing gray eyes gave it away.

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