Chapter 254 A Piece of Cake
Bennie’s data report had been sent to everyone.
After carefully reviewing it. Theresa and the others gathered for a discussion.
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Half an hourter, everyone had agreed to Bennie’s proposal.
“Alright, let’s split into groups,” Theresa said.
She divided them into five teams. She led one herself, Lucas took another, Theron had his own, and Den teamed up with his sister Charlotte, taking six members from the <b>small </b>camp. Landon–who’d proven himself as one of their most capable fighters–was assigned to lead a group of four, also from the small camp
Once the teams were set, it was time to draw lots.
“We’ll draw for locations together, Theresa announced.
She wrote five addresses on slips of paper and let everyone pick. She took thest one for herself.
“I got the school. Theron said, holding up his slip.
Tm at the department store,” said Lucas.
“I’ve got themercial building. Den added.
Tm at the water nt,” said Landon.
That left only one.
Theresa <b>didn’t </b>even need to look as she <b>said</b>, “Looks like I’m going to the hospital.”
Out of all the locations, the hospital was by <b>far </b>the most dangerous,
The next day, each team prepared for their mission.
Theresa’s group included Kyle, Tyger, and Quentin, along with a few of the alliance’s top fighters.
One fumiliar fa
face stood out.
“Ms. Hall, can Ie with you? I want to go <b>kill </b>some zombies!”n <b>asked </b>eagerly.
Jan was one of the three students Theresa had rescued from the pharmacy. Since then, all three had joined the alliance.
Dawn, who had no abilities and was the only girl among <b>them</b>, was boyfriend, Jark, stayed with her fan was the only one left to train.
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He didn’t have any abilities either, but when it came to fighting zombies, he was fearless–always the first to charge in. In his spare time, he trained humbly with the special forces guys on the team, and now hisbat skills were nearly on par with the seasoned veterans.
Theresa looked him over, remembering how lost and uncertain he’d seemed just a few months ago.
“It’s dangerous if youe with me.
I’m not <b>afraid</b>! I want to learn from you, Ms. Hall
“Good Theresa gave him an approving pat on the shoulder. He’d been sharp ever since she first met him. Alright, you’re with me.”
With her ten–person team finalized, she was about to leave when Lucas approached, suggesting. “Theresa, let’s swap locations.”
“Why?”
Lucas met her gaze, took a breath, and blurted out, “I want to check out the hospital.
Theresa narrowed her eyes. “If you’re sick, go to a real one. The zombie hospital’s not taking patients.”
A giant red cross <b>stood </b>atop the cone–shaped roof.
The hospitalplex in Southvale had five buildings, now eerily silent, but the streets outside were packed with zombies.
Their vehicle rolled to a stop before reaching the infected zone.
Theresa hadn’t brought everyone <b>into </b>the danger zone–most were ordered to stay put and keep quiet.
Because, truthfully, she didn’t need them.
Lucas had assumed the hospital would be packed with zombies and dangerously difficult to navigate. He’d <b>hoped</b>–Theresa would bring as many people as possible. But <b>in </b>reality, she didn’t need anyone else.
If Quentin’s loyalty score had been just a bit higher, she would’ve sent him in alone.
<b>Clearing </b><b>out </b>zombies <b>and </b>nting explosives would be a nightmare for <b>most</b>. However, for Quentin–who was hulf–zombie–it <b>was </b>practically effortless.
“All of you stay here. Be ready to pick Quentin and me up when we’re done. Stay low and don’t attract attention.
“Yes!” came the unanimous reply.
That was also why Theresa had no issue bringing along a newbie liken–because this mission was honestly <b>a </b>piece of <b>cake</b>.
She brought them along mainly to give them some held experience.
Leaving Kyle and the <b>others </b>in the safe zone<b>, </b>Theresa took Quentin with her<b>, </b>staying extra cautious.
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As soon as they got out of the car, Quentin offered, “How about I go in alone? I’ll nt the bombs ande right back.”
Theresa gave him a look. “And then you’ll just disappear, huh?”
Quentin was speechless. “You really don’t trust me, huh?”
She smirked. “Be honest–if I let you go alone, would you run?”
Quentin didn’t even flinch. “Absolutely.”
Theresa stared at him in silence,
Exactly. There was no <b>way </b>she’d let him handle it on his <b>own</b>. If he bailed after nting the bombs, the job. would at least be done. However, if he ran off with the bombs, she’d be left with nothing–and no one to chase down.
She could see the probleming a mile away, so there was no point in pretending it didn’t exist. She wasn’t about to dig her <b>own </b>grave.