Apocalypse: King of Zombies

Chapter 110 - 110: A snake will always be a snake

"Alright then," Big Ears sighed, finally giving in and continuing his

Sophia let out a cold laugh. "Oh? And what if I sent four A-level Awakeners, plus an A+ grade tri-ability cyborg? How would your Zombie Lord handle that?"

Her tone was sharp, almost mocking. It was no secret that Sophia's branch had been wildly successful in hunting Zombie Lords. Her team was well-equipped, her Awakeners were powerful, and her resources were abundant. She had the luxury of being cocky.

Nathan rolled his eyes. "I think it's best if we don't send anyone. Seriously, don't provoke that Zombie Lord. Let's wait until the company grows stronger, then take him out when the timing's right."

Richard, misinterpreting Nathan's reluctance, tried to mediate. "Nathan, that's not the right attitude. We're all working for the same company here. We need to collaborate and support each other. This isn't the time to let pride get in the way."

Sophia's lips curled into a sly smile. "Don't worry, Richard. If Nathan can't handle it, I'll take care of it. If he can't kill the Zombie Lord, I will."

"Alright then," Richard said, nodding. "It's decided. If there's nothing else, this meeting is adjourned."

At the edge of Ethan's territory, the sound of rushing water filled the air as a river flowed steadily by.

Big Ears was still searching for humans. He crouched low, pressing his oversized ear to the ground as he walked along the riverbank. The sound of the water made it hard to pinpoint anything, but he kept trying.

Trailing behind him were three other Zombie Lords: Bulldozer, Laura, and another unnamed figure.

Laura glanced around, her expression bored. "Still no luck? Looks like he's useless. Why don't we just kill him and be done with it?"

"Useless? Nah, look at him! He's doing a great job cleaning the ground for us!" Bulldozer said with a goofy grin.

"..."

Big Ears froze, his face twitching in frustration. Seriously? I'm out here busting my ass trying to find humans, and you're treating me like a mop?

But just as he was about to snap, his ears twitched. He caught a faint sound—human voices, barely audible over the rushing water.

Big Ears immediately straightened up, his eyes scanning the river.

"There are humans on the other side!" he exclaimed, pointing across the water.

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