I am the Zombie King of the Apocalyptic World
Chapter 1010 - 1007: The Crazy Photographer

Chapter 1010: Chapter 1007: The Crazy Photographer

In the midst of Cepuguo City, magma continuously exploded, and each of Ah Fu’s punches not only unleashed incredible power but also scattered countless splashes of magma upon impact, turning the area into a veritable hell on earth.

Amidst Ah Fu’s frenzied slaughter, the scene descended further into chaos; everyone before his eyes was smashed into a pulp by his devastating blow!

The stench of blood mixed with the scorching heat, creating a nauseatingly bizarre odor.

However, the calmest person there was Lin Jie, who watched everything from a building not far away. Even as Ah Fu’s punch caused the wall of his building to collapse from top to bottom, and the entire structure teetered on the brink of collapse, it didn’t stir the slightest panic in his heart. To him, the collapse of a building posed no threat to his life—it was like foam collapsing; could foam kill a person?

That was clearly impossible.

This was why he, unlike the panicked survivors below and Mo Jun nearby, remained so composed, his calm allowing his mind space to think.

He kept his eyes fixed on Ah Fu’s massive figure. The man had gone mad, no longer discerning between unarmed civilians and combatants. No resident of Jiuge, regardless of age or gender, could escape his massacre, which fit the zombie’s nature.

Violent, bloodthirsty!

But what puzzled Lin Jie now was, what exactly was this creature?

Looking at him, he seemed to be searching for something or someone. Lin Jie, to a greater extent, believed this Level 7 zombie was looking for him!

He quickly thought of Ah Fu, whom he had thrown into the volcano. This red lava giant might be related to Ah Fu, but why had a zombie emerged instead?

Based on Lin Jie’s direct knowledge, there must have been something inside the volcano because his action of throwing a living being into it woke it up. However, he also couldn’t comprehend what could possibly live inside magma.

He felt the world was becoming increasingly unfamiliar.

There were many things he simply couldn’t understand.

Of course, there were other explanations. Perhaps throwing Ah Fu into the volcano had turned him into a zombie, but that wouldn’t happen so quickly, would it? Another point was that Ah Fu was already a zombie!

Lin Jie had encountered intelligent zombies before and had personally killed a few. However, intelligent zombies all appeared with a new consciousness, their intelligence not inferior to humans.

During his fight with Ah Fu, the unusual reaction to the injuries on Ah Fu’s body made him increasingly convinced that this might be the reason. Initially, he thought Ah Fu was a mutated new human, as such new humans were not unheard of—strange and varied, and not necessarily something he had seen before. But now, Lin Jie felt differently.

Ah Fu being a zombie was very likely; and what was terrifying to think about was, did Ah Fu look human? Zombies disguising as humans and intelligent zombies were two different matters. One was merely a survival issue caused by a natural disaster, while the other, a direct rise to a race conflict issue!

But then, that didn’t seem right either because if Ah Fu was a zombie, he was a Level 6 zombie. How could he have turned into a Level 7 after entering the volcano?

He did not know much, but Lin Jie had seen plenty of zombie evolution. The process would last between six and thirteen hours, and he had never seen a zombie evolve directly from one level to the next.

So, he was sure of his first answer, which was that beneath the volcanic magma lake, there hid a huge creature, awakened because he had thrown Ah Fu into it, and the thing he was looking for ought to have sensed the presence of a creature with richer blood.

As a Level 7 New Human, he was a veritable feast for zombies, and what zombie would not be tempted to kill him?

The intelligence of a Level 6 zombie could be compared to that of a human child aged six or seven years, while a Level 7 zombie’s intelligence was definitely much higher!

"Shall we leave now?"

Mo Jun, standing beside Lin Jie, spoke anxiously. Lin Jie was not particularly stressed being here, but Mo Jun could not help feeling a chill down his spine every time he glanced at the Level 7 zombie. He couldn’t wait to leave, knowing very well that the zombie wouldn’t care who he was—it killed anyone on sight, including him!

From the moment he had followed Lin Jie into hiding, Mo Jun had asked Lin Jie the same question three times. He dared not ask too often, fearing that he might annoy Lin Jie and end up being fed to the Level 7 zombie.

Lin Jie glanced at him with no intention of replying, continuing to watch the frenzied slaughter of the zombie giant. However, the way he had just looked at Mo Jun clearly conveyed one message: if you bother me again, I wouldn’t mind leaving you here.

This deterred Mo Jun from speaking again and crushed his idea of asking the same question every few minutes.

Meanwhile, about one kilometer from them, two individuals were walking against the flow of the crowd towards where Ah Fu had gone, one of them being Yaztec, who had suddenly developed an interest in photography in Russia.

"Teacher, I think we shouldn’t go any further; it’s too dangerous."

Yaztec said to his teacher, who was leading the way. His teacher, a Central European with blond hair and light-colored eyes, was named Telos Dor. He was called ’teacher’ not because he was particularly powerful in the apocalypse—he was just a regular human—while Yaztec was a Level 4 New Human.

Yaztec had encountered him by chance, and had taken to calling him ’teacher’ solely because he had been a renowned photographer before the Apocalypse. Since he had started dreaming frequently about places he had never visited, he developed a keen interest in photography, believing that something was attracting him to those places.

However, his photography skills were quite ordinary, and to better capture the scenes from his dreams, he needed someone to teach him photography skills. Telos was very willing to take on such a powerful student.

Moreover, it was rare to find a student with a strong interest in photography, especially in the apocalypse where few indulged in it. Any hobby turned into a job could become detestable, but Telos was different. Whether as a hobby or a job, he had an intense love for photography, reaching an insane level, even though photography had become useless in the apocalypse.

But that was Telos’s belief, his reason for living.

After Yaztec had become his student, he had also become his bodyguard, and Telos had fulfilled all his duties as a teacher.

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