Chapter 286:

Chapter 286:

When Eddie came to the subway station, he saw Mikhail and others persuading some residents to get off the train and go to the clock tower.

"No, I will not. We're not going there, you have to protect us here, it's too dangerous outside!"

"There are a lot of terrible zombies, we won't come out even if we die here!" A man in a suit shouted.

"Sir, please go to the evacuation point in the clock tower, there is a helicopter that will pick up the residents there." Mikhail persuaded seriously.

"I don't care. You and those police officers are responsible for saving the citizens. I'm not going anywhere, don't even think that I will get out of here, no way!" The man in the suit kept screaming.

Mikhail wanted to say something, but a man came and grabbed the man in the suit's collar. Then the man threw the man in the suit into the trash can.

The man's body hit the trash can. With trembling legs, he tried to stand up. But then a bullet hit the wall that was right next to him.

Eddie pointed his gun, "Stop talking nonsense, get out soon, there will be a helicopter to save the citizens."

"If you want to die, then die; no police or officers here are obligated to save you," Eddie said with a bored expression. Why is there always such a person at critical times like this? He might have shot that person in the head if he was a ruthless man.

"Bastard, who are you!" The man in the suit looked furious, but the gun pointed at him scared him a little.

*Kick!*

This time it was Svetlana who attacked the man; she kicked him away. "Mind your tongue."

Wait, was that the action of a Bodyguard? Is Svetlana trying to defend Eddie? Hey, sometimes women are peculiar.

"Mikhail, take the survivors towards the clock tower. If they don't want to leave, then leave them, make them fight their way out of this city on their own."

This room is where police officers usually work, while the office for S.T.A.R.S. is next to it.

From time to time, gunshots were heard in the distance. Someone must have been battling monsters, but before long, the gunshots disappeared utterly, replaced by a death cry.

Eddie frowned when he heard that. As they passed the second floor, another gunshot rang out; this time, it was Rita's turn to be heard. "Don't come any closer... I'm sorry!" Then there were screams of pain and gunfire.

Eddie stepped forward and opened the interrogation room.

The short blonde-haired woman in a police uniform fell to the ground clutching her arm. Her face was pale, and she looked full of despair.

"Eddie? It's you! Why are you here... I'm dying, you don't need to help me... I'm beyond help." Rita saw a familiar figure; she looked shocked and confused.

In front of Rita, there was a female police officer just like the girl, but she had been killed. Her skin was festering and seemed to have mutated into a zombie.

"You haven't died after being bitten? You are indeed very lucky." Eddie laughed.

"What do you mean? Do you think I deserve this?" Rita looks very angry.

"Not really, I mean you were lucky that I happened to bring some vaccines. Didn't I give you some vaccines for your friends before? Why are they still mutating into zombies?"

Eddie approached while taking out the vaccine. Hugging Rita's body lightly, then he injected the vaccine.

"The vaccines were given to our comrades who were fighting on the front line. While those of us at the back received only a few. Besides that, some of the vaccines were taken by Chief Brian, he said he really needed it." Rita answered honestly.

"Brian again? He's been killed by a monster. By the way how many people are still in this building? We're going back on the subway soon. In the clock tower, there's a helicopter waiting for us." Eddie helped Rita walk down the hall.

The search and rescue process lasted twenty minutes. Only fifteen police officers and twenty ordinary citizens survived.

There used to be more than sixty people, but now only half is left.