Chapter 62 - 61. Democracy doesn’t always work.
Chapter 61
"Komuro, everything here is not like in my car..." we were greeted by the words of the nurse, who was now even less confident in her ability to drive a bus.
- Let me. - Taking the driver's seat, Takashi looked like he had been driving buses all his life. He turned the ignition key and was clearly about to close the passenger door when a scream came from the street.
- Wait! Please wait! - a group of survivors rushed towards us with a crowd of zombies on their tail.
"What are these idiots doing?" Takagi Saya hissed irritably.
"They're just trying to survive," Takashi replied, but a moment later he gripped the steering wheel until it creaked and asked, clearly holding back. "Who's that running ahead of the schoolchildren?"
- Koichi Shido, he is the homeroom teacher of 3-A, - Saeko introduced him.
"We should go," Rey suddenly said.
- Why not throw every second person off the bus then, so that it would be easier for us to save our pathetic souls? - the guy answered her in an icy tone. - We'll wait.
- If the dead come from the front, we won't be able to pass. - Marikawa spoke out, apparently deciding to use her two big arguments that were pressed against the guy's back.
- Don't worry, in that case I'll just go out and kill the zombies that are in our way. - I decided to support the guy. Although I don't like Shido, to put it mildly, I can't help but admit that Takashi's position appeals to me, and I have a feeling that following him is the most convenient way to get to a normal settlement of survivors, and with his help, I can finish the quest to help the survivors much faster.