Chapter 32: Encountering Level 2 Zombies

Chapter 32: Encountering Level 2 Zombies

Zorvax and Ophelia continued their journey through the desolate, post-apocalyptic landscape. The world around them was a vast wasteland, its twisted remains echoing the devastation of an age gone by. Ophelia, as Zorvax's loyal summon, possessed the unique ability to return to the system and rest, and now she was in a deep slumber, her form ethereal and serene.

As they ventured further, the desolation was suddenly shattered by a deafening roar. Zorvax turned his head, his senses sharpening. Before him loomed a colossal zombie, wielding a menacing gun. This was no ordinary creature; it was a level two zombie gunner, a powerful adversary in the post-apocalyptic world.

Zorvax whispered to himself, "A level two zombie gunner has already appeared in this world."

Feeling the responsibility of protecting Ophelia, who was still in her peaceful slumber, Zorvax stepped forward with determination. He knew that he was now alone, and the weight of facing this formidable opponent rested solely on his shoulders.

He muttered to himself, "Let's see how powerful a zombie gunner can be."

With a swift and determined motion, Zorvax summoned his colossal bone sword, a weapon crafted from the remains of the fallen. The sword gleamed with an eerie, otherworldly light as he raised it high. The zombie gunner's undead eyes widened in surprise as it recognized the imminent threat.

In a blur of motion, Zorvax struck, his colossal bone sword slicing through the air with incredible force. The sword met the zombie gunner's grotesque body, and a resounding clash filled the air. The zombie gunner staggered backward, its gun momentarily forgotten.

This was a battle of strength and strategy, a testament to the power of evolution points and the determination to survive in a harsh, unforgiving world. Zorvax and the zombie gunner engaged in a fierce, unrelenting duel, each blow and parry echoing through the desolate landscape.

In the midst of the desolate land, a mysterious figure appeared, walking with a sense of weariness. He looked around at the barren, bleak landscape and sighed audibly. His expression was one of frustration as he contemplated the current situation.

He muttered in disbelief, "I never would have imagined seeing a battle like this."

Curiosity turned to caution, and he decided that he needed to assess the situation more thoroughly. He reached for his tool, a device that would help him determine the levels of the zombies. Holding it steady, he aimed the tool at the battling undead.

As the man pointed the tool at the zombies, the screen on the device flickered and displayed the number "2." His eyes widened in a mix of shock and fear. He repeated the words in disbelief, "Impossible. Let me try again."

Taking a deep breath, he steadied his hand and aimed the tool once more, this time with meticulous care. The device's screen flashed the number "2" not once but twice. It was now unmistakably clear that both zombies engaged in the battle were indeed at level two.

His eyebrows furrowed as he muttered to himself, "Of all the luck... I encountered a level two zombie but for me to encounter two of them.."

The gravity of the situation sank in like a heavy anchor. He had never anticipated encountering such formidable foes, especially not two at the same time. An unease settled over his features, and he began to weigh his options, fear lingering in the edges of his thoughts.

With a sense of urgency, he realized that it was crucial to report this unexpected encounter to his group. They needed to be aware of the presence of these level two zombies and the unpredictability of the post-apocalyptic world.

As he watched the battle between the two powerful zombies unfold, he mused aloud, "I need to call the group to report this. They won't believe how unlucky I've been today."

His fingers deftly operated a small communication device, and he relayed the information about the level two zombies in a calm but concerned tone. The conversation was brief, but the gravity of the situation was palpable in his voice.