My 100th Rebirth a day before the Apocalypse novel Chapter 293

If she calculates the timeline for the second-generation awakeners, they might manifest their abilities within one to three months. Given that the first awakening occurred six months earlier than anticipated, it’s reasonable to expect the second wave to emerge sooner as well.

The same early occurrence could apply to the evolving zombies, especially since they’ve already seen the signs of zombies evolving and have already encountered two.

Now, only did she realize too, why the evolved zombies are all stronger than superhumans.

It might also be because not only do they have the complete power coming from the virus without needing to filter it but because just like on the human’s side, the zombies might also have those with talents and gifts, and now that she thinks about it, she hasn’t tried peering through the zombies if she could also see their status windows since it was working for the special items with spiritual signatures.

This is something she’ll need to explore further. If she can use this information to her advantage, it would be incredibly useful for countering zombies. Kisha now realizes the importance of dedicating time to testing it out thoroughly.

Her thoughts were interrupted when Tristant posed a question. "Young Madam, how can you be certain that those people won’t turn and awaken an ability? It doesn’t quite make sense to me. Is there some pattern or logic to it?" He tilted his head to the side, clearly trying to grasp the concept. _{ƒrēewebnoѵёl.cσm}

"Honestly, there’s no visible pattern you could discern with the naked eye or through scientific methods," Kisha explained with a shrug. "But I have my own methods for identifying who’s more likely to awaken abilities and who isn’t.

I can even gauge who’s more likely to successfully awaken, which is why I arranged it the way I did at the medical facility." She spoke pragmatically, though her tone carried a hint of jest. Despite the casual demeanor, she was being truthful. Whether they took her seriously was up to them; explaining her gift, ’Eye of Truth,’ would be too complicated.

She had no issue sharing this with Duke, but with others, it was a different story. So she continued, "Since the mass awakening is underway, I was thinking we could wait for the warriors who’ve awakened abilities and assign them to the team heading to the textile factory.

This would serve as real training for them, and even if they’re bitten, they won’t turn into zombies because they already have the virus under control in their bodies."

"But of course, that also means that as superhumans ourselves, we’ll need to put extra effort into guiding them in harnessing their newfound abilities. This responsibility would fall on..." Kisha said, scanning the room.

"I’ll handle it. Since I’m already managing the training, incorporating this additional task will be seamless. That way, those who awaken in the future will be knowledgeable and prepared, even if their awakening happens outside our controlled environment," Duke offered, presenting himself without a hint of hesitation, as casually as if he were discussing dinner plans.

Kisha nodded thoughtfully. "So, I suggest we only take those who have already awakened and those who can definitely handle themselves outside. Once we’re out there, everything becomes unpredictable, and we can’t guarantee that we’ll always be able to watch over every team member," she said, considering the logistics of the textile factory mission.

"We? What do you mean by ’we’? You’re staying here and wait for me to return," Duke said, pinching Kisha’s cheeks, which took her by surprise.