The Undead and Unstoppable Apocalyptic Queen novel Chapter 522

Chapter 522 The Night Siege

Chapter 522 The Night Siege

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Everyone in the Blazing Sun Alliance had long since stopped worrying about food. Still, the sight of the meals Theresa served up every single day left the others stunned.

When Sage and Drew received their boxed meals, their eyes lit up at the spread inside. Drew, in particular, stared in shock. He had been following Sage for a while now, and life in Dawnwatch Camp was already considered high–level compared to most. But never–not once -had he eaten anything this luxurious.

Meat! Actual meat! And so much of it!

As core members of Dawnwatch Camp, they had access to meat sometimes–unlike the poor souls at the bottom who ate human flesh. Even then, it was only once every three days. But here, staring back at him were beef bourguignon, grilled chicken, curry stew… his eyes went wide with disbelief.

How can their standard of living be this high? It’s a hundred times better than ours!

Even Sage, ever composed, showed a glimmer of awe in his gentle gaze. Nothing Theresa brought out was ever ordinary.

Across the room, Lara, Lachlan, and their two companions couldn’t take their eyes off the food.

“It smells amazing!”

“They’re eating meat?!”

“There’s chicken! Curry stew! Even fresh greens!”

They stared at the steaming meals, breathing in the fragrance, swallowing hungrily.

This is the apocalypse! How can they eat like this?

Back in the gorge camp, they had lived almost like hunters and gatherers from another age- digging wild plants, gnawing on bark, lucky to catch fish when they could. Yet here, this group was feasting like it was a dream.

“How are they eating like this?”

“That’s a whole other league!”

“I want some so badly.”

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Chapter 522 The Night Siege

“I’m starving.”

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Just then, a few pieces of bread and a couple of packets of cheese spread were tossed their way. Lachlan caught them, then looked up at Theresa. “Where’s our dish?”

Theresa glanced at him coolly. “You think you deserve it?”

The four fell silent. If they hadn’t worked earlier that afternoon, she wouldn’t even have spared them the bread.

They huddled together, splitting the scraps, chewing dry bread with cheese spread while the smell of meat filled the room. The contrast nearly killed them with envy.

Once everyone finished eating, Theresa pulled out her communicator to try contacting the outside. There was no signal at all. She tucked it away, only to hear the scratching and howling begin outside the windows.

The fortress was surrounded. Under the full moon, the zombies‘ senses grew sharper, their strength heightened. They clawed at the walls and hammered against the doors and windows.

A dozen slammed against the heavy iron gate, sharp claws leaving deep scratches and curling flakes of metal raining to the ground.

Then came the crash of shattering glass. One of the east–side windows on the first floor had given way.

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