Chapter 71: Enter

　　"Go around first, don't let the zombies gather at the entrance."

　　Carl reminded.

　　Sean nodded, looked around, and killed another zombie, "This way, let's get away from the barbed wire first."

　　Carl followed Sean away from the barbed wire and slowly walked towards the entrance from the woods on the other side of the road outside the barbed wire.

　　This time, after moving away from the barbed wire, there were obviously fewer zombies.

　　But less does not mean nothing.

　　A zombie suddenly jumped out of the woods, and it pounced not on Sean in front, but on Carl behind.

　　"Shit!"

　　Carl threw the flashlight in his hand directly and hit the zombie's face hard.

　　Of course, this was not a serious injury to the zombies, but it at least disrupted their attack.

　　Sean reacted quickly, ran over, grabbed the zombie, and stabbed the dagger into the zombie's temple.

　　"Carl, are you okay?"

　　After dealing with the zombies, Sean looked at Carl anxiously.

　　"It's okay." Carl was looking for the flashlight he had thrown away on the ground.

　　It's impossible to live without a flashlight at night, and Carl doesn't want to throw it away.

　　But that was an instinctive reaction. When the zombies suddenly appeared, I instinctively threw away the things in my hands.

　　Finally, Carl found the flashlight in a pile of fallen leaves under a tree.

　　Just as Carl squatted down to pick up the flashlight, two more zombies suddenly appeared in the woods.

　　And it was very close, less than ten meters away from Carl, and there was no noise before.

　　Fortunately, Sean was right behind Carl. He took two steps forward and easily dealt with the two zombies.

　　Gently putting the zombie's body down, Sean couldn't help but curse, "Damn, why are these things everywhere?"

　　Carl picked up the flashlight, turned on the switch on the ground, and a bright beam of light appeared instantly.

　　Sean smiled and said, "This is a special high-intensity flashlight made for police use. It can be used to crack two walnuts."

　　Carl nodded and turned off the flashlight. "Let's go. Keep going. Be careful. As you said, there could be zombies anywhere."

　　"certainly."

　　After killing several zombies along the way, Carl and Sean finally approached the entrance to the barbed wire fence.

　　This is a big gate, and it is open. There are a few cars parked in a mess next to the gate.

　　There aren't any obvious zombies nearby, which is good news.

　　Sean and Carl crouched down and slowly approached the gate past the cars.

　　"Boom!"

　　There was a sudden slapping sound from the car next to Carl. Carl reacted instinctively without even looking at it.

　　There must be zombies in every passing car, and this seems to have become a rule.

　　After passing through the gate and determining the direction, he still bent his waist, walked slowly and steadily, and approached the target building slowly.

　　"Uh uh uh..."

　　Several zombies on the other side of the road suddenly became excited, and Sean and Carl knew they had been discovered.

　　Fortunately, there were not many of them, and Sean was able to deal with them one by one with his dagger.

　　Sean was used to this, but Carl found it strange.

　　He was sure that he and Sean did not make any overly obvious noise, nor were they exposed to the zombies' sight.

　　How did these zombies discover themselves and Sean?

　　Carl felt that it was necessary to find an opportunity to get to know the zombies better, but he had to wait until he returned this time.

　　After Sean dealt with the zombies, he looked at Carl and nodded slightly, indicating that he should continue.

　　Carl nodded and followed Sean.

　　After nearly half an hour's journey, the two finally approached the building.

　　Although the actual distance was not far, both of them walked with very light steps.

　　In addition, there were some zombies that needed to be dealt with from time to time on the road, which still wasted a lot of time.

　　Fortunately, we haven't encountered or even seen too large a group of zombies so far.

　　Although a school may have thousands of people, the school is also so large that unless something happens, all the zombies generally will not gather together.

　　Sean and Carl stopped in front of the building.

　　The entrance to the building was a glass door, but it was now closed, and both of them felt a chill in their hearts.

　　The glass door is certainly not very strong and it is easy to break it, but it is almost impossible to break it without making too much noise.

　　Sean walked up and gently pushed the glass door. It was indeed closed. His face sank and he stepped back to Carl.

　　"Let's go check somewhere else, maybe there are windows open."

　　Sean nodded, took Carl to the wall of the building, and searched slowly.

　　It turned out that goddess of luck was not on Carl's side tonight.

　　There were indeed quite a few windows on the first floor, but none of them were open.

　　"What should we do?" Sean looked at Carl, "Did you see how we got in?"

　　Karl shook his head slightly, squinted his eyes, and recalled carefully.

　　But didn't come up with anything useful.

　　In Carl's memory, this plot was incomplete and even seemed to be just some fragments.

　　When the scene cuts over, Sean and Otis have already obtained the equipment, and the zombies are already rioting.

　　Shit editing.

　　After a cordial greeting to the editor, Carl put down his thoughts,

　　Knowing the plot doesn't seem to be of much use in many places.

　　After thinking for a while, Carl took out the Doomsday Snake and handed it to Sean, "Sean, use this dagger to see if you can pry open the window switch."

　　Sean frowned slightly, but nodded and took it, leaning against the window to try it out.

　　The dagger went straight through the aluminum alloy between the two panes of glass, continued to cut through the aluminum alloy, and pushed up the switch.

　　Sean pulled out the dagger and returned it to Carl in a daze. He didn't expect it to be so easy.

　　Praise the mysterious man.

　　Carl gently twisted the blade of the Apocalypse Snake, leaving no mark.

　　He took back the Doomsday Snake, pushed open the glass, and looked at Sean, "It's time to go in."

　　"Give me the flashlight, let me take a look inside first."

　　Sean turned on the flashlight and shone it through the window.

　　Inside the window was the layout of an office, with no obvious zombies.

　　Sean handed the flashlight to Carl and said, "Wait a minute, I'll go in and take a look first."

　　Sean simply turned over and went in through the window, disappearing from Carl's sight.

　　A person, in such an abandoned school, seems to be a frequently appearing scene in horror stories.

　　But the reality was horrible enough, so Carl naturally had no time to think about any stories.

　　The most important thing to do is to be alert to the zombies.

　　With my back pressed against the wall, my sight kept shifting and I inadvertently caught sight of the bright moon in the night.

　　It's quite round. Shouldn't I watch the moon with Miss Beth at this time? At worst, Sophia will do.

　　The reality is that the school is abandoned and full of zombies.

　　Carl himself wouldn't look at it for too long, otherwise two zombies might appear from nowhere.

　　soon,

　　Sean stuck his head out of the window and said, "It's safe, come in."

　　Carl nodded, grabbed Sean's outstretched hands, and let Sean lift him up.

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