Chapter 219: Wheel Loader Rampage
Ever since Sabi City had been designated as the first key development city, its population had remained saturated. After decades of development, almost every place around the city that could be used to build houses had already been developed.
However, Joo Joowon remembered that the abandoned golf course seemed to have been left unfinished because a certain mayor had started a new project after taking office, wanting to make his mark with several major initiatives.
Unfortunately, he did not have much of a foundation in the city. In the end, he left after staying there for less than two years, and the area had remained unresolved ever since because of the historical problems left behind by the project.
It was originally a wealthy residential area, with roots spreading and intertwining in a complicated mess. Joo Joowon had already given up on it when he drove back to pack his belongings, always feeling that rich second generation heirs would probably be out there having fun late at night. There was also a chance that the wealthy people who had realized what was happening had already occupied the place.
Although in the eyes of the general public, rich second generation heirs seemed to be nothing more than spoiled playboys who did not study or accomplish anything, based on the ones Joo Joowon had encountered, most of them actually had genuine abilities. They tended to think far ahead as well. Besides, that place had never been his first choice in the first place, so it was easily abandoned.
Later, after simply giving up on the issue of safety and focusing only on leveling up, Joo Joowon completely rejected that place. He only cared about two things. One was being isolated, isolated enough to make himself like an island. The other was having plenty of places where he could farm monsters.
Being completely isolated was basically impossible. With Sabi City’s population density, the most he could do was minimize contact with other people. Completely cutting himself off was extremely difficult. Otherwise, he would not still be able to see houses even after traveling this far away.
Open and spacious places were truly difficult to find. Joo Joowon had searched for a long time, and he felt that this place was already the best choice. He had not majored in architecture at university, nor had he read many military strategy books. He did not understand which kinds of places were easy to defend and difficult to attack, so he could only rely on his own subjective judgment when choosing the location.
Desolate and run down with almost no buildings apart from farmland. Even the houses looked as though they were places where people would only come to stay for a few days during the holidays or perhaps places where they would not even bother coming during the holidays and were simply waiting to be demolished and relocated.
Although their defensive capabilities were somewhat lacking compared to the reinforced concrete buildings in the city, there was also no need to worry about monsters hiding in dark corners where they could not be seen.
Most importantly, Joo Joowon felt that the game probably would not allow people to establish their territories step by step without any obstacles.
What if some kind of monster siege occurred?
If he really could not defeat them and his territory was destroyed, at least a place like this would allow him to retreat to the mountain.
When that happened, he could simply run deep into the mountains and forests. At the very least, he would still be able to survive.
After all, as long as one could stay alive, nobody would want to die.
After deciding on the location, Joo Joowon stopped considering anywhere else. He directly controlled the wheel loader and performed a sharp spin around the bend ahead. Then, he charged straight toward the zombies that had been relentlessly chasing him.
The bulldozer blade at the front of the wheel loader was also lowered and used like a giant hammer, smashing downward.
"Roar!"
There was no trace of fear in the zombies’ roars. Even when the massive machine was charging straight toward them, they showed no reaction. The overly dense flow of corpses was just like the situation on the subway during the morning rush hour before the apocalypse. Those who wanted to get in could not get in, while those who wanted to get out could not get out either.
Bang! Bang!
The bulldozer blade mercilessly slammed down into the mass of zombies. Flesh flew in all directions, and when the blade swung from side to side, its tremendous force was enough to directly send zombie heads flying through the air.
However, apart from the zombies squeezed at the very front that could not get away, most of the zombies were not fools either. The instincts they still possessed caused them to instinctively retreat when faced with such a situation, resulting in the group beginning to scatter.
Although the idea of simply running away was still beyond their intelligence, scattering and dodging was something they could still manage.
He stepped on the accelerator and pushed the wheel loader to full power, chasing after the mass of zombies and repeatedly crashing into them.
This extremely violent method of attack made the scene unbearably gruesome. It was practically a living hell. Blood splattered everywhere, flesh flew through the air, and the corpses were crushed into pools of bloody mush.
Even so, Joo Joowon did not feel the slightest discomfort.
Quite the opposite. All the fear and anxiety he had experienced since the apocalypse descended were released through this violent outburst, leaving him with such an exhilarating feeling that it made him scalp tingle.
No matter how much they resembled humans, they were still monsters. They could only make people feel disgust and fear, so naturally, Joo Joowon had no unnecessary sympathy for them.
If the wheel loader’s normal speed had not been limited to only 40 km/h, and even with the accelerator pressed all the way down it could only reach 60 km/h instead of breaking past 100 km/h, he would have wanted to be even more brutal.