Chapter 31 – Academy Apocalypse (2)
Sudden violent incidents and screams filled with pain from school broadcasting. That was enough to confuse everyone.
Students in confusion were busy struggling to escape through the cramped classroom door to protect themselves.
In the meantime, Komuro Takashi, who had predicted that something unusual would happen in advance, was looking for weapons with his childhood friend Miyamoto Rei and her boyfriend Hisashi Igou. I was on my way to the management building.
Apparently, the classroom was full of panicked students, so I thought of going in a different direction.
Well, that wasn’t a bad choice.
Considering that most of the students who actually tried to escape through the main gate died.
But even though they made good choices, they made mistakes. Guys… In other words, it was a mistake that came about because I didn’t know anything about zombies.
Hisashi, Ray, and Takashi’s trio were on their way out of a school that was turning into zombies when they were attacked by Wakisaka, a modern Korean teacher who had turned into 〈 and 〉.
Wakisaka’s heart was pierced by the broken mop that Rei, the spearman’s wife, was holding, but as long as her brain was not destroyed, 〈 and 〉 would not die, so Rey was taken aback and put herself in danger.
And at this time, Hisashi recklessly grabbed the zombie with her bare hands to save Ray.
He didn’t use a weapon from the beginning, because he was a master of karate, so it was more comfortable with his bare hands than with a weapon.
However, karate is a martial art that exists only to deal with the same human beings.
That’s why it didn’t work for them.
And, due to a minor misjudgment caused by the absence of that sense of danger, Hisashi ended up biting his arm during a duel with Wakisaka.
“Keugh.”
“Hisashi, are you okay?!”
“Ah, it’s just a scratch. You don’t have to worry too much.”
Hasashi groaned.
Next to him, Ray looked at him with a worried face.
Screaming sound then.
The three’s eyes turned to the playground outside.
There, a female student caught by two zombies is being eaten.
“Hee!”
Ray ate her mouth.
It was a very stimulating scene for her, an ordinary high school girl.
“If you try to deal with a few people like that, this side won’t be able to withstand it.”
Watching the female student die brutally, Takashi murmured.
As a result of dealing with one of them just now, it has power that is incomparable to that of an ordinary human. In addition, the opponent, Wakasaki in modern Korean, is an old man in his 60s.
Even such an old man can exert that much power, but what about those in their teens and twenties?
“… Let’s go to the roof.”
“Rooftop?”
“Let’s sit-in until help comes. There is an observatory there.”
At Hisashi’s words, the two nodded. It was the moment when their destination was set to the rooftop.
So the three hurriedly headed for the rooftop.
Sigh, the rusty hinges screamed. Takashi, who was at the forefront, muttered involuntarily at the sight of the roof opening with the iron gate open.
“… What is this?”
“Takashi? What’s wrong with you all of a sudden?”
“… It will be quicker to see.”
“What the hell is going on… Omg!”
When Takashi moved to the side, the scene from the rooftop came into sight for both of them.
It was a scene where the expression “Shisanhyeolhae (屍山血海)” Was appropriate. Bright red blood splattered here and there and bodies with missing heads scattered here and there.
The necks rolling around like a soccer ball were so terrifying.
“… Do I have to survive on the roof?”
It was Ray who opened the gun.
This came as a more shock to her than the sight of her being eaten alive earlier.
The former could at least know who it was. However, the latter has to be more afraid because we do not know who did this and how.
“…”
Hisashi frowned.
What she said made a lot of sense.
He was able to hold out on the rooftop, but as long as we don’t know who caused this disaster, staying here could be even more dangerous.
It was then that he had just decided to open his mouth.
Dada da da da-!
A helicopter passed over their heads.
“It’s Black Hawk… Is it the US Army?”
“No, it’s the Self-Defense Forces! Where are you from? There must be no such thing as a base for the Self-Defense Forces around here, right?”
As Takashi and Hisashi were talking, Rei came closer to Nagana and waved her arms around her, calling out.
“Help!!”
“It’s no use.”
“Why?!”
“Like Takashi said, there’s no way to come to a place like this when there’s no base nearby. He must be on a special mission. You won’t have time to save us. Besides, look at that.”
Having said that, Hisashi pointed down.
There, students who became bastards were roaming the campus.
One track and field member who was running away from the playground was caught and bitten.
Her screams rang out desperately.
“You saw that and left it alone.”
“…”
“Even outside where you can run away, it’s like that. Inside the building by now…”
Hisashi didn’t continue her words, but I could guess what kind of hell the two of them would end up in.
“It’s like some kind of sickness. For 〈 and 〉…”
“Guys?”
“It’s not a movie or a game, so you can’t call it a zombie. They are bastards anyway. They eat people. And when the eaten ones die, they become them and resurrect. I don’t know why, but there’s no way to defeat him other than smashing his head…”
A serious atmosphere settled down.
But no matter what, they have to make a decision soon.
“So are you going down or are you staying here?”
“That… ,”
Hisashi’s words did not follow.
It was because they could hear them coming up the stairs. Even the sign alone was at least a double-digit unit. Those who struggled with only one had no talent to endure.
Then you can’t
You have to choose the lesser evil rather than the worst.
“Shit! Let’s go to the observatory! Go and block the stairs!”
“… Huh!”
“Damn it!”
Rei and Takashi responded to Hisashi’s words.
So the three of them ran to the observatory, passing through mountains of corpses and seas of blood.
There wasn’t a single staircase leading up to the roof, so they appeared from the front as well. Was at the front
Takashi, who was in the most intact condition, took the lead.
He swung the metal bat and smashed the head of one of the guys in front.
Poo-Ok- My brain sprung.
After taking down one, Rei and Hisashi followed Takashi.
They arrived in front of the stairs of the observatory.
Takashi climbed the stairs, supporting the injured Hisashi, and Ray pointed his weapon at the back at the midpoint of the stairs to escort them.
“Haa!!”
She threw her spear as hard as she could at the men coming up behind her.
A wooden spear piercing the heart.
Takashi shouted at her.
“You stupid! What are you doing!”
“But… !”
Ray looked back and answered.
But I didn’t see the guy whose heart was stabbed for that action hold a weapon.
Due to the power that became stronger as they became gnomes, Ray could not resist and was thrown against the wall next to the stairs.
“Ouch!”
Her goons stretched out their hands towards her, who lost consciousness for a moment in her pain.
“Hey, hee! Aaaaagh! Stop!”
A truly desperate moment.
Takasia Hasashi tried to run away quickly, but that was the moment.
There was a whooshing sound that sounded like cutting through the wind, and soon the guy who tried to attack Ray had his throat cut off and he rolled down the stairs.
“Uh?”
And his limp body, which had lost his head, also fell down the stairs, knocking down those who tried to climb up like bowling pins.
A shadow appeared in front of Ray, who was staring blankly at the scene.
As she looked up, her immensely handsome male student was reaching out for her.
“Are you okay?”
That was the first meeting between Seojun and Takashi.
***
Thump.
I hear them banging beyond the barricade.
Takashi and the others, who made a barricade with chairs and desks taken from the observatory, fixed their eyes on one side while feeling relieved as if they had taken a sigh of relief.
There, a handsome male student, Seojun, was looking at them.
“… I, thank you for saving me earlier.”
Ray opened her mouth first.
From her point of view, it was a natural thing to do, since she really had a life of her own.
“What. Are you more injured than that?”
“Ah, yes.”
“All right then. More than that, we don’t even know each other’s names, so why don’t you introduce yourself? I am Seojun Lee. I am an exchange student from Korea. If you can’t say your name, you can call me Jun.”
“Ah! I’ve heard of it! There must have been an incredibly handsome male student from Korea!”
“You’re handsome, thank you so much for that.”
Seojun smiled.
Ray smiled at him and held out her hand.
“I have something to say again, sir. Thanks to you, I was able to escape. Thank you so much.”
“It was nothing.”
Seojun and Ray shook hands.
Her hands were calloused from spearwork, but they were very soft.
Rei Miyamoto (164cm 50kg/B87(E)-W57-H89cm)
