Zombies take me as air

Chapter 150 The reason for the fall
They didn't move south, or they might not be able to go. The temperature here has not been high, and they failed to break through the obstacles when they were at their strongest.

The following year became colder and colder, their mobility decreased, and they were even more unable to break through obstacles, so they were left here.

Kong Qi guessed so, and walked towards the airport building. The door of the building was smashed, but someone blocked the door with a bus.

She wiped off the ash on the glass wall and looked inside, it was full of zombies and there was no empty space.

Looking at the situation, there was no room for her to go in. She stepped back a few steps and looked up to see a zombie on the bus blocking the door.

The zombie is in the driver's seat, and the seat belt restrains it so that it cannot leave the seat.

Such a big car requires a lot of people to push it, and zombies can't drive, so Kong Qi judged that the driver drove the car over to block the door when he was awake, and then he also fell ill.

The doors and windows of the bus were closed, and there were no other zombies inside.

It is likely that he acted immediately after being bitten or scratched by the zombies, in order to catch someone's time to escape before the corpse changed.

There are no other cars on the airport runway, only zombies.

She walked towards the cars that made up the car wall, and found another zombie in one of the cars.

The door of this car was facing outward, and the zombie was tied with a climbing rope in addition to the seat belt.

The rope binds the zombie and the seat tightly, so that even if the seat belt is broken, it cannot leave the seat.

The door facing outward was not closed, Kong Qi stepped into the car, and there were no zombies or corpses in the car.

But under the driver's seat, there is a diary in a plastic bag.

Kong Qi opened the plastic bag and took out the diary inside.

The notebook has not been rained or snowed in the car, and it is packed in a plastic bag. It is still clean.

She first checked whether there was blood on the diary, and there was nothing on the diary except dust.

This book should have been loaded by the driver before the mutation. She didn't see any wounds on the zombie's head or face, at least no major wounds or obvious bite marks.

The diary is actually a work log, and the first half records the daily work situation.

The second half records the daily life of the safe zone.

In the first half of the work, a maximum of two lines can be written on a page, but in the latter part of the daily records of the survivors, a page is filled, both on the front and back.

The author hopes that this 'record' can become part of his memoir when he gets old.

Some people only care about the present after experiencing the disaster, while others want to recall this catastrophe as the lucky ones.

However, life can never be satisfactory, the driver's memoir has no chance to finish.

Through this diary, Kong Qi learned about the situation in the safe zone of Ge City.

This safe zone has existed for less than half a year, and the survivors here have never experienced a real cold winter.

The danger they face is not the severe cold weather, but their inability to control the zombies.

Most of the survivors in Ge City are the old, the weak, women and children, but they are the group that has been bitten and scratched by the zombies the most.

According to the driver's records, every time a group of survivors who came to Gee City to seek help were received, it would cause a mass infection.

In the early days of the camp, all the surviving people spontaneously established it, and no one was the leader.

There was a hero who, at the beginning, drove a police car and sounded the siren to lead the mutated dead people out of the city.

Another group of truck drivers, after the undead left, immediately drove around the city to form a protective circle.

Instead, the iron net was pulled later, and no one knows what happened to that hero.

The survivors of Dange City hope that he will be lucky and find a way out.

Those who stayed and survived did not have all the best.

A woman came to Georgia with a one-year-old baby in her arms. The guards only checked whether the woman was injured, not the baby.

Unexpectedly, the baby suddenly turned into a dead body, and bit its mother and guards with its neat little milk teeth.

The author shot and killed the mother who had been bitten, and the other guard couldn't help but shot at a baby.

The baby zombie was very agile and ran fast, as if he knew he couldn't be tough, he turned and ran away.

In the Geshi safety zone, because of a baby, they had to be transferred collectively.

Someone rings the bell in the center of the city, attracting mutated zombies, and others flee to the airport by bus or bus.

Another person locked the barbed wire gate from the inside after the survivors evacuated, and then he also mutated.

Because this person had been scratched, although the wound was very small, he didn't dare to take risks, so he decided to stay and lock the door.

The car blocking the gate was also driven by him. He blocked the door with the car, and then locked the gate from the inside.

This person is the author's younger brother, and the author was outside the wall at the time.

He didn't want to believe that his younger brother would mutate, so he advised him to come out quickly.

He watched his brother do it all, and soon mutated, attracted by the sound of the bell, and ran downtown.

If you are only injured by one zombie, and the wound is small, the onset time will be longer.

From this, the author realized that even a slight scratch, as long as the skin is broken, the virus will be infected.

As for the man who voluntarily stayed to ring the bell, I don't know what happened to him.

There were tens of thousands of survivors that couldn't fit in the car. Except for those who left by car, there were also some people who ran out of the safe zone of Ge City and walked to the airport by themselves.

After arriving at the airport, no one has counted how many people there are.

Some people spontaneously set up checkpoints on the highway, and only those who are not injured can pass.

They spent another period of time without zombies at the airport, but it wasn't long. A group of people drove a minibus to defect, and the people guarding the entrance and exit only checked whether the people in the car were injured.

They didn't expect that there was a zombie hidden in the trunk of the car. The zombie's body was wrapped in layers of sheets, tied with ropes, and a motorcycle helmet was on its head.

Perhaps because the smell was blocked, the zombies did not make much noise when they entered the camp.

The slight sound was completely covered by the sound of the car's motor, and the people in the car did not turn off the engine when they were being checked.

A zombie was brought into the camp in this way. The author was one of the gatekeepers. He felt that he had to bear certain responsibilities, and the tragedy would only happen if the inspection was not careful enough.

When the airport camp fell, the author originally drove the small bus to rescue a car of people.

The person in the car heard a strange sound, he parked the car on the side of the road, looked for the sound to find the suitcase, opened it, and saw that it was a zombie wearing a helmet.

The rope that bound it was loose, and it broke free from the quilt with one hand, and suddenly grabbed my hand, and its long nails scratched the author.

The author pulled out the kitchen knife pinned to his waist, dragged the zombie out of the suitcase, and slashed at its neck.

Anticipating my own ending, I went to change to a large car, drove to the gate, and blocked the airport exit.

No one in the airport had a chance to escape, the living people were too far from the gate, and there were hordes of zombies in front of them.

Desperate in my heart, the author tied himself to the seat and wrote the final content while there was no mutation.

(End of this chapter)