Apocalypse Gacha Chapter 39- Food and toys

The bullet shot through the window and into the night sky. A huge gun sound reverberated through the building.

After the gunshot, there was a weird momentary silence in the school.

After which, one could hear the unique zombie roar!

This place was just a few hundred meters from the supermarket, and thousands of zombies gathered there.

Although they weren’t as fast as evolved zombies, this distance would be covered in less than a minute; in other words, these people had less than a minute to escape!

Not to mention the students that didn’t know how to fire their guns; even a good army would get scattered when they fought against thousands of zombies.

Normal zombies seemed weak, but once they formed into scale, even six-star experts like Ye Zhongming would have to avoid them in his previous life.

“Damn you!”

Brother Five hollered and wanted to shoot at Ye Zhongming, but he had already dragged Mo Ye back into the room. The two of them and the dog broke a window and jumped down.

Ye Zhongming and Mo Ye leaving drew the curtains for the rest of the people to flee.

Over ten hours had passed since the apocalypse began, and these people had seen too many scenes of zombies eating people. As the zombies got close, they couldn’t care about anything else.

Most of them ran towards the stairs. Everyone was clear that if they didn’t run out of the building before the zombies came, they would be left with death.

The corridor wasn’t too wide, so they were all squeezed together. Brother Five and his men were amongst them. They thought that they wanted to use their threat to leave first, but fear had exceeded the terror that they gave. Er Peng and the others kicked a student, but the others forced the two aside. They wanted to hit another student, but the gentle student bit his arm. His gaze sent a clear message-- Don’t block me, or we will die together.

Brother Five, Er Peng, and the others realized that if they continued to threaten them, those fleeing students might eat them up.

The stairs were too narrow, and there we

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