Apocalypse Gacha Chapter 223- Battle for grain

Sister Rong and Mo Mo, who were now proper one-star evolved, tossed meat off a pickup truck to attract the zombie horde. Beside them were Mo Ye and Tang Tian, who were standing up to prevent accidents from happening. As Jia Yi just did her surgery, she hadn't healed up and was left home.

Within the steel-covered car, windows were evolved that drove while looking back at the horde through the back mirror.

Gunshots could be heard.

"500 more meters, and then we will leave!"

Mo Ye slapped the roof to inform the driver.

Once they were there, their mission would be completed. The sound from the military storage would draw the zombies over, reducing the pressure on the grain storage.

It wasn't them conning others, and it wasn't them spoiling their plan to clear the Demon Monsters. If these people could kill those Demon Monsters, Ye Zhongming was happy to see that happen.

But the truth was, that bunch might not succeed!

Ye Zhongming was used to using all the resources that he could use. When he saw the position of Yingchun County Grain Storage, he decided to use this to attack the team attacking the Demon Monsters.

The team from Cloud Peak would try their best to draw the zombie horde to around two kilometers to the army warehouse. This distance in front of the vast wilderness was enough to draw the zombie horde to gunshots. As they didn't walk quickly, this distance was enough for them to walk for a long time. Moreover, as there were obstacles, the zombies might not even reach that place before their fight ended.

To Ye Zhongming, this was the only value of their fight destined to fail.

Without many zombies, they had a significant chance on this side.

Of course, it wasn't so simple to attract the zombie horde. They couldn't draw all of them away at once, so the fact that they drew a few thousand away was quite decent.

Xia Bai squatted on the corner of the pickup, her hands hugging her knees and her head buried into her legs.

She was not used to exposing herself to sunlight. To her, darkness was the best envir

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