Chapter 329: Adam Created Them
"We need to find her," growled Dante as he looked off to the side. In the shadows behind Ronan, no less than a dozen pairs of white eyes stared back at him. "I don’t think the New Dawn Sanctuary is going to last past tonight."
Jonas, who was being held between Beau and Désiré, let out a whimper of distress. "It’s a Z-Pack," he announced, his legs going weak as he stared at the eyes. "How did they get inside the Sanctuary? Did you bring them here?"
"Us?" demanded Chang Xuefeng. "Hardly. You did everything but a cavity search when we arrived. And if you are hinting that we had those things up our asses..."
The Grim Reaper snorted as he looked at the split ground. The opening was at least five feet, and they needed to be on the other side if Jonas could be believed. Right now, it seemed like everyone was going against him, trying to keep him away from his Wish Girl. But the one thing everything in this universe was going to need to learn was that you didn’t keep the Reaper from what was his.
"You need to kill them," hissed Jonas, looking around his body frantically for his radio. But it was useless. Before he could say another word, the Z-Pack charged forward. Completely ignoring Ronan, they easily leaped over the chasm and rushed past the nine men.
"I don’t understand," whispered Jonas as the sound of more and more screams cut through the night air. The pack was known for being merciless, tearing apart their victims before consuming their flesh.
The problem was that, unlike normal zombies, they didn’t stop killing when they had a sacrifice. A Z-Pack will keep killing until nothing was left and then pull the dead bodies into a pile that they would then huddle around.
If another zombie or pack tried to get close, the Z-Pack that had been responsible for the killings would go on the attack, protecting their kills.
"They are smart," shrugged Dante as he grabbed Jonas by the collar and flung him over the crack in the earth. "They don’t mess with predators that are stronger than them. It’s one of the unspoken rules."