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However, something puzzled Sage.
hy are there more zombies than expecte
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After killing one wave of zombies, another massive wave came
at them.
Just then. Drew shouted from behind, “Something’s wrong, Mr. Arlen! The number of zombies is increasing!”
When Sage heard this, his gentle expression almost cracked.
Of course, he saw it. It was obvious that more and more zombies appeared, which was way beyond what he had nned.
What is Drew doing? Sage thought. <i>All </i>I wanted him to do was to lure a small horde that is just enough to kill. Quentin. How did it be this mess?
Seeing no way forward, Sage stopped the group.
“Aren’t we charging through? 17” so
many zombies,” asked Theresa.
“Don’t worry, I told you before that I’ll protect you.”
Theresa smiled and gave him a thumbs<b>–</b><b>up</b>. “Do your best. I believe in you.” With that, she happily hid behind him, waiting for him to kill the zombies.
Looking at her actions, Sage was at a loss for words. As he turned back to look at the smile on her face, he smiled and said, “Alright. Watch closely.”
“Roar
“Roar-
Once they stopped, zombies charged from all directions.
Sage drew his de with one hand and led everyone into battle.
In the dark, abilities exploded, and zombies fell in waves. At the same time, so did their men.
<b>Theresa </b>stood aside and watched coldly.
She never owed Sage anything. When she sent Theron to help them, she was doing it as a favor. Even when she <b>sent </b>a helicopter to <b>save </b>them, Sage still owed her.
She didn’t have to help them, but she did. Yet, they kept scheming, calcting every favor, even trying to harm her people.
Thus, tonight would be <b>the </b>time she took back her revenge, letting them know their ce.
She watched the number of Sage’s men dwindle and calmly counted the losses. In the meantime<b>, </b>she would root for him from the safe <b>zone</b>.
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“Go, Mr. Arlen!”
“You’re amazing, Mr. Arlen!”
“Mr. Arlen<b>! </b>Look to your left!”
“The zombies areing! I’m scared!”
Sage, fighting at the front, heard her voice from behind and was speechless.
Fueled by her encouragement, Sage moved faster, his attacks sharper and deadlier.
From midnight till 3 in the morning, they fought for four hours straight. Finally, when a third of his people <b>had </b>fallen, the zombie horde began to fade.
After killing thest one, Drew walked toward Sage wearily.
“I didn’t expect there to be so many tonight, Drew said while lowering his head and trembling. The thrill of battle waspletely reced by fear now.
Sage looked at him gently and said, “You deserve to die.”
However, he didn’t kill Drew.
“Clean up the battlefield <b>and </b>check everyone’s condition. Oversee this personally. If anything else goes wrong, you’re dead.”
“Yes!” Drew shivered but felt relieved like he had just been spared execution. He was so scared that sweat dripped from his forehead.
Sage didn’t look at him again as he left while covered in blood like a war–hardened wolf.
At that moment, he came face–to–face with a bright, smiling face.
“Mr. Arlen, you’re amazing. You killed so many zombies. You’re the most impressive man I’ve ever seen.”
The cheerful<b>, </b>sweet voice stunned him.
It was the first time he had ever heard a woman speak to <b>him </b>like that.
Since he killed his first zombie and his first man, women only looked at him in fear. Men respected him, but feared him more.
Some women had tried to get close to him, but none of them could keep up their act when they saw how he fought. After all, if he could kill others, he could kill them too.
To him, men and women were just tools, and women were weaker tools–easy to discard.
He had nothing but that thinyer of fake gentleness. Beneath it, he was cold, cruel, and ruthless.
No woman ever gained his piry. That was why women in the camp avoided <b>him </b>like the gue. He had never heard a woman <b>admire </b>him nor seen anyone smile at him like that.
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He was someone incapable of love, even though his family was once the kind everyone envied–wealthy. loving, powerful.
His parents were both rich, the only children of industry giants, brought together in a sessful, happy
marriage<b>. </b>