Kingdom of Corrosion

Maya didn’t refuse, as she also wanted to figure out the airdrop mechanism. After assigning everyone to their combat positions, Maya spent 100 honors to initiate the airdrop. Two currents of electricity visibly rose from either side of the signal tower and converged on the sphere at the top, followed by a long alarm sound from the two loudspeakers below the sphere.

The system voice from the airdrop room announced, "3-star airdrop is on the way, expected to arrive within 10 minutes. Please keep the signal activated for the next 10 minutes."

The land outside the safe zone began to flicker with white light, and zombies were spawned one after another. In addition to them, zombies 150 meters outside the safe zone were also attracted by the sound waves, quickly heading toward the Doomsday Fortress. Due to the special terrain of the Doomsday Fortress, there was an uproar of zombies at the intersections and along the seaside roads.

Standing at the bow of the boat, Lin Wu threw a smoke grenade toward the intersection, then jumped into the water. Outside the south gate, Horse Soul and Little Knife, each with a crossbow, covered Lin Wu as he climbed the dyke and retreated into the south gate together.

Shells followed soon after, a minute of shelling splitting the zombie tide into two parts: one that had already rushed into the base and one that had just been spawned.

Previously, the zombies were facing the assassin Lin Wu, so they could roam freely within the base. But this time they were not so lucky. Little Knife alone defended the corridor, with the firepower of crossbows supporting from the second-floor passage.

Little Knife knocked out one zombie; another zombie was pushed over by those behind. Little Knife followed through by stomping its head to explosion. Knock out, stomp, knock out, stomp - punch and kick, powerful and domineering. What if they’re not stunned? Then another punch, just don’t fall, because if you fall, your head explodes. The zombies behind didn’t queue up, desperately squeezing forward, which meant the first zombie had no chance to make a move. As soon as it raised its arms, it was pushed over by its own kind.

However, with the shelling ending and the second wave of zombies joining, Little Knife was pushed back step by step. It couldn’t be helped—the impact was just too great. Although the first zombie had no chance to make a move, the strong impact from behind was equivalent to using its body to hit Little Knife. From the second floor’s Corridor Bridge, the southern gate corridor was filled with a dense mass of zombie heads.