My 100th Rebirth a day before the Apocalypse novel Chapter 299

But before the zombie’s claws could even touch Kisha, she swiftly drew her katana, slicing through its arms in one clean motion before severing its head. She then stepped aside, letting the zombie’s body crash into the wall behind her, thick black blood spraying across the hallway and splattering onto some of the unconscious patients.

The sight of so much dark blood splattering everywhere caused one of the medical staff to scream again, her voice trembling with shock as some of the blood splattered onto her as well.

For a moment, it felt as if time stood still. Everyone’s focus locked on Kisha as she, without a second’s hesitation, decapitated the lunging zombie with a fluidity that seemed straight out of a movie. With the threat neutralized, Kisha calmly moved toward the next nearest room, her eyes fixed on the red dot visible on the system’s radar.

Creak!

Bang!-

After just a few steps, she could already hear the menacing roar echoing from the next isolated room, followed by the sharp crack of bone and a loud crash reverberating from within the room.

Graaaahhhh!

The growls were angrier and louder than the one Kisha had just killed, reverberating through the corridor as something heavy banged against the door with increasing force. The door shuddered under the assault, sending dust and bits of dry cement cascading from the edges of the frame as if the zombie was determined to bring down the entire door by slamming its body against it.

The loud banging startled the nearest nurse, causing her to shriek in fear as she stared at the door, trembling in its frame. Kisha quickly gestured to the nearest soldier, signaling him to take his position behind the door. She indicated that, on the count of three, he should open the door, just as the previous soldier had done.

The soldier was visibly more nervous than the previous one, fully aware of how much stronger this zombie seemed compared to the one Kisha had just killed. While the first zombie was quicker, he reassured himself that Kisha managed it because of her superior speed. But this time, the sheer force behind the door made him doubt his ability to handle what was coming.

But what if this zombie was stronger than her? He glanced at Kisha with a hint of contemplation, wondering if he should offer to switch places with her. He knew he had the strength to handle it if he really focused, and the thought of stepping in crossed his mind.

But what could he do? Kisha wasn’t flinching or stepping aside, clearly intent on handling the zombie herself when the door opened. It was evident she was determined to take it down on her own.

Now that the others had witnessed what happened earlier, they quickly learned their lesson and took a few more steps away from Kisha—not just to avoid being a hindrance, but because they lacked her agility to dodge the blood splatter.

The memory of the medical staff who was nearly knocked out after getting hit with the zombie’s blood was still fresh in their minds, and none of them wanted to experience the same.

The smell was so overwhelming and nauseating that they wanted to avoid it at all costs.