My 100th Rebirth a day before the Apocalypse novel Chapter 362

After Kisha and the team finished clearing the building, she instructed the others to send the wounded warriors back inside the gates for treatment. The injured, however, wore their wounds like badges of honor—especially the superhumans, who now felt confident and assured that the zombie virus no longer posed any threat to their bodies.

The fear that had gripped them for so long had completely vanished, replaced by a new reality. The normal humans, however, now felt a growing envy toward the awakened superhumans.

There was even more to envy now—being immune to the zombie virus meant that as long as they avoided fatal injuries, they would survive no matter what.

Now, everyone’s goal was to become stronger and awaken like the others. To make that happen, they knew they had to secure the key item that could increase their chances—the Scarlet Honey.

Believing in its potential to trigger or increase the chances of their awakening, they became even more committed to working hard, determined to save up and purchase more Scarlet Honey when it became available at the Supply Center.

They knew that the single dose of Scarlet Honey included in their salary wouldn’t be enough if they truly wanted to awaken. This was exactly part of Kisha’s plan—not just to entice them with the promise of awakening, but also to ensure that everyone stayed fired up and motivated to work harder for more.

After feeling this newfound motivation, the team began to push themselves harder and contribute more, benefiting the base as a whole. This increased drive also sparked a healthy rivalry among them.

While Kisha anticipated some of this competition might turn unsavory or underhanded, she felt it was inevitable. As long as no one betrayed their comrades and things stayed under control, she wouldn’t interfere.

Once the wounded were sent back for treatment, Kisha and the warriors rejoined Vulture to continue reinforcing the barricade. They also ensured the entrance to the building they had just cleared was securely blocked.

This way, even if they returned inside the base and left their work outside temporarily, their previous efforts would remain intact and not go to waste.

Kisha and Duke, along with a new group of ten warriors structured similarly to the previous team, proceeded to the next building to clear out the zombies. As before, Kisha and Duke held back, allowing the warriors to handle the swarm of zombies that rushed at them upon entering the building, stepping in only when absolutely necessary.

This approach mirrored their earlier strategy, giving the warriors a chance to grow through experience.

This time, the warriors were more prepared. The superhumans stepped forward confidently, acting as shields while boldly engaging the zombies head-on. Their normal human partners provided crucial support, seizing opportunities to strike from safer distances, ensuring they stayed out of reach of the zombies’ bites and avoiding any accidents.

The coordination between them was smooth, with each pair covering the other’s weaknesses.

At first glance, it seemed like a bold move from the superhumans and a cautious one from the normal humans, but the strategy was well thought out. They had considered every aspect, aiming to maximize their strengths while minimizing risks.

Kisha and Duke didn’t interfere with their decisions, allowing the warriors to learn through experience. In reality, Kisha and Duke were only there to supervise, ensuring no one would die in the process.