zombie frenzy

Chapter 208 Set fire
Above the head, a large dark cloud pressed down, and the waves on the sea became more and more turbulent. The yacht kept shaking, heaving up and down, and could not rest for a while.

Guo Fei tried his best to open his eyes wide, opened the slingshot, and hung the steel ball on it, looking around nervously for the target of the big zombie fish.

The originally clearly visible white line was now hidden in the churning waves and he couldn't see clearly at all. He was running left and right on the second floor deck, but he couldn't see a trace.

"Come on, be careful." Mark shouted from below. Among the waves, he saw a fish fin raised high. Two blood-red spots came out of the water waves, and it was approaching coldly and quickly.

Chi Chi Chi.

Guo Fei finally found the red eyes hidden in the darkness at the last moment. The steel ball left his hand and disappeared in a flash. Several looming figures sank suddenly, and then slowly stopped. It got a little darker.

Bang, bang, bang.

Big fish and zombies crazily hit the hull of the ship, causing the yacht to shake violently.

Guo Fei stretched out his hand and grasped the railing, and his body was thrown away on the deck with the shaking. When the impact had just ended, before the yacht stabilized, he quickly ejected his body from the railing, pulled the slingshot, and quickly dropped the steel balls one by one. shot down.

Twenty or thirty strange fish were floating and sinking on the surface of the sea with their bellies turned upside down, and the steel ball penetrated their eyes instantly, beating the brains inside into a paste.

The strange fish failed to wake up again, and slowly sank into the pitch-black sea water. Those terrifying red eyes, which were once terrifying, are now dim and disappear with the sinking of the body.

However, no matter how fast Guo Fei was and how good his eyesight was, he still couldn't find every big gray-brown fish in the dark and dark water amidst the crazily churning waves.

More than a dozen big fish slowly came to their senses, flicked their tails, set off a huge wave, and quickly sank into the sea, only to disappear in the blink of an eye.

Guo Fei looked left and right for a long time, and his arms felt numb when he pulled the slingshot, but he still couldn't wait for the next wave of attacks.

"Is it over?" Guo Fei breathed a sigh of relief, and slowly sat down leaning against the railing, his chest heaving sharply, and the slingshot in his hand fell to the deck uncontrollably.

A few waves slapped over, the yacht shook violently a few times, and the slingshot slid out of the edge of the deck with a swish.

"Don't go." Guo Fei rushed out with all his strength, stretched out his arms, and finally caught it in his hand before it disappeared.

"Guo, Guo." Mark let go of the railing and asked with his head on the deck on the second floor, "What's going on? Is it safe?"

"I don't know, there are some more, but I can't see them now." Guo Fei laughed, "Maybe they are really scared."

Amy heard the conversation, and knelt down on the deck with her body limp, her head lowered and her stomach churning. She supported the ground with one hand, and struggled with the other to untie the tightly wound rope.

After a series of tossing and shaking, her waist was almost strangled in two by the rope. The most sad thing was the shaking of the yacht. Even though they were all close to the strength of the corpse king, this kind of psychological sadness was not due to strength. Rise and decrease.

Bonnie laughed, and the muzzle of the gun hung down. She looked at a few children kneeling on the deck who wanted to vomit but couldn't vomit, walked over with a smile, dragged them, and threw them into the cockpit one by one.

The body was drenched by the sea water, and they hadn't felt the crisis just now, but now they relaxed, their teeth chattered non-stop, hugging the blanket thrown by Bonnie, they curled up into a ball.

"Miya, what are you doing?" Amy asked curiously looking at Miya who kept running back and forth.

Miya stopped to look at them, didn't speak, and rushed out quickly, grabbing the deck on the second floor, turning over and jumping up.

"Brother Fei, Brother Fei." Miya shouted nervously.

"What's wrong?" Guo Fei lay on his back on the deck, opened his eyes when he heard Miya's voice, smiled and moved to the side to make room for a position, and reached out to pat his side, "You're exhausted, come on, rest one time."

Miya bit her lip, sat next to Guo Fei, dragged him up and hugged him, and whispered in her ear, "The engine is broken, the yacht is leaking oil."

Guo Fei waved his hand indifferently, "It's okay, let's swim back when these monsters are gone."

Without the monsters in the water, the distance of a few hundred meters is only a matter of time, Guo Fei is not worried at all, he asked with a smile, "How many zombies are there on the shore?"

"We are on the sea, we have left the coastline a long time ago." Miya shook her head and said, "The instruments are all broken, and I don't know where this is, anyway..."

Mia looked around and said, "I lost sight of the coastline a long time ago."

"what?"

Guo Fei was startled, and sat up straight suddenly. He stared into Miya's eyes and asked, "You mean, we are in the ocean now?"

Mia nodded.

"Broken engine? Oil leak? Can't we go back?"

Every time he asked, Miya nodded, and Guo Fei's heart sank a little bit. He said unwillingly, "Then do you remember which side is the land?"

This is his last hope, even if it is the sea, it doesn't matter, the existence of a few close to the corpse king, the strength is not comparable to ordinary people, maybe they have found the direction, and they can go back by paddling all the way.

Miya slowly shook her head, "The impacts have been constant, and I have lost my direction for a long time. I guess, we are at least dozens of nautical miles away from the coastline now."

"How did this happen?" Guo Fei stood up and walked around the deck a few times, "Let's go, talk to Mark and the others."

Mark was leaning against the cabin with his teeth bared at this time. The huge wounds on his body turned white after being soaked in sea water. He lost blood and was in pain. He didn't want to move.

He took out a box of biscuits from his backpack. He tore open the package and swallowed it. He almost swallowed it without chewing it. He choked so hard that he couldn't breathe.

After going out early in the morning, he first crossed a few blocks to find Fryer, and then there was a big fight, and he ran all the way, plus this fierce battle on the boat, it was almost night, he hadn't eaten anything yet, and he had already Hungry and thirsty, he finally took a break and devoured like a starving ghost.

After unscrewing a bottle of water, Mark raised his head and lifted the bottle, poured it down, opened his mouth wide and kept swallowing, the clear water hit his face, splashing a piece of blood, all the thick blood clots on his face and body were wiped out. After washing away, a pool of dark red color instantly gathered under the body.

Guo Fei jumped down from the second floor, looked at Bonnie and nodded, then pointed to Mark, and then walked to the stern.

"What happened?" Mark was shaken by Bonnie and asked a little puzzled.

Bonnie shook her head, "I don't know, seeing Guo's expression doesn't look like a good thing."

"It's troublesome."

Guo Fei said with a gloomy face, "The engine is broken, the fuel tank is leaking, and the instruments have lost their function. Most importantly, we are now lost in the sea."

Mark stared blankly at Guo Fei for a long time, then turned his head to look at Miya. After seeing her nodding to confirm, Mark swallowed hard, "You mean we can't go back?"

Guo Fei nodded, "Let's see if you have any solutions. By the way, Bonnie, can you find out the direction? There should be such training in the army, right?"

He looked at Bonnie hopefully, expecting her to say yes out loud.

Bonnie looked up, and said with a wry smile, "I haven't met a single star in the sky, how do you tell me to find the direction, maybe tomorrow will be bright, but now it's dark everywhere, and I can't do anything."

"Daytime?" Guo Fei frowned, pointing to the churning waves around him and said, "God knows where we'll get if we float like this for another night, can't we think of a way?"

Bonnie shook her head, "I don't even have a compass, it's pitch black, how do you tell me?"

"I have." Mark suddenly ran back to the cockpit, rummaged through his backpack for a while, and ran back with a compass, "Is this okay?"

Bonnie took it over and looked at it, shaking her head, "This won't work, civilian use is too simple, the most important thing is, we can't locate it, and if we can't find out the location, we can't determine the direction. This, I think we can only wait until dawn can be resolved.”

"Forget it, take a rest." Guo Fei sighed and went.

At this time, several children were wrapping up the blankets and muttering softly. Seeing some adults coming in, Alice handed over a pack of biscuits, "Guo, let's eat something first."

Guo Fei said in a hoarse voice, "You guys eat, I can't eat."

Miya looked at him worriedly, and whispered, "Brother Fei, you haven't eaten all day, eat something."

Guo Fei sat on the ground wearily, he shook his head, "I have no appetite."

There were at least a dozen big zombie fishes outside, he thought for a while and stood up again, walked to the stern, and looked left and right at the already dark surroundings.

"Still worried about those monsters?" Mark followed.

He looked down at the engine, and around the hull, a piece of oil was shining, enveloping the yacht.

"Damn it, don't they know pain?" Mark cursed softly.

If the engine is not broken, if the yacht still has oil, there is no need to worry, it is only a few dozen nautical miles away from the coast, and you can drive back casually. Even if you can’t find your way, you can find land by sailing around the sea. .

Guo Fei said suddenly, "Can these oils be ignited?"

Mark was taken aback, "It's ignited, what's the matter?"

He followed Guo Fei's gaze and looked out. The waves outside were turbulent, crashing into each other non-stop, setting off waves, and the surroundings were pitch black. Except for the little light when the waves were churning, only the oil stains on the side of the boat remained. The oily shine comes and goes.

"Is there a lighter?" Guo Fei stretched out his hand and asked.

Mark touched his body, took a lighter and handed it over, "It's kerosene, don't worry if it won't burn."

Guo Fei took the light in his hand and looked at the sea silently. After a while, he turned his head and shouted into the cockpit, "Hold on carefully, it hit."

Inside the waves, a few black figures split the wind and waves quickly and rushed out, a few red spots glowed fiercely, and disappeared into the sea in the blink of an eye.

Guo Fei remained motionless, continued to hold the lighter in one hand, grasped the railing beside him with the other, and nodded to Mark, "Here we come."

As soon as Mark grabbed the railing, the violent impact began to erupt.

Bang, bang, bang.

More than a dozen big fish crazily bumped into the side of the hull, knocking the yacht almost to its side, with most of the bottom of the boat exposed, and the bow quickly turned to the unknown darkness.

Guo Fei flicked his finger suddenly, and a little flame flew out of his hand, fluttering, and fell to the surface of the sea.

boom.

The flames shot up into the sky, tearing a crack in the pitch-black night sky, and flames sprang up tens of meters around the yacht, constantly churning and changing, flying towards the starting point of the surrounding sparks.

(End of this chapter)