Chapter 1433 - 972: Night of the Blood Moon
"Roar—————!!!"
The deafening roars rolled in like monstrous waves, engulfing the sky as they surged toward the speeding train. Witnessing this spectacle, almost everyone froze in terror, their bodies cold and their voices stolen——they had imagined the horrors of the Blood Moon before, but now, seeing it unfold before their eyes, they realized it was far worse than their darkest nightmares.
It felt as though the entire world had forsaken them, transforming itself into humanity’s enemy. In truth, as they beheld the scene, the only emotion they could grasp was despair... It seemed like the world had already reached absolute Destruction, leaving this train as the last glimmer of human survival.
Faced with this tide of the Army of Zombies, even Aiden lowered his gun... His weapon was useful against a small handful of enemies, but against this sheer number of zombies... No matter how much he fired, there was no way he could finish them all off!
"How could this..."
Even Miyamoto Rei and Komuro Takashi looked deathly pale, their faces awash with horror as they stared speechless at the Army of Zombies ahead. Under the crimson moonlight, the swarm of zombies, spanning the entire land, advanced at an unimaginable speed. The train, carrying what seemed to be the last remnants of human civilization, sped across the earth, as if desperately trying to escape the devouring grasp of the Death Army.
Would they truly be able to escape?
The train was fast, but the zombies were quickly closing in. Normally, these creatures wouldn’t move like this, but as previously mentioned, under the Blood Moon’s glow, they behaved as if intoxicated, running rampant on an unimaginable high. At this moment, they hurtled toward the train with a speed that defied human comprehension. Watching their relentless advance, everyone tensed up——they could almost picture the catastrophic scene of the zombies leaping onto the train, forcing it to derail and crash amidst a storm of destruction.
"Unless the Tribunal has some trick up its sleeve that we haven’t seen yet, I think we’re destined for a dead end."