The Undead and Unstoppable Apocalyptic Queen novel Chapter 535

Chapter 535 The Canyon Wall

Chapter 535 The Canyon Wall

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“Mr. Hershberge runs our camp like a hawk. Nothing inside ever links up with the outside. world. We just wanted to see for ourselves. Perhaps the zombies are gone and things have gotten back to normal… so we snuck out.”

Lara and Lachlan took turns explaining, voices low.

Theresa couldn’t help but wonder, Did they even realize how insanely reckless that was? If Graham and I hadn’t run into them, they would already be dead and rotting in that ruined castle.

They’re not terrible people, just clueless.

That canyon of theirs is like living in a bubble. They don’t have to worry about zombies, and although food and water are scarce, they’re still manageable. Plus, nobody’s breathing down their necks.

Compared to those poor souls who fight tooth and nail every day just to wake up the next morning, these two have it pretty easy.

Theresa could almost see their point. Living cooped up in one spot for ages, it was only a matter of time before curiosity took over and caution took a backseat.

She cut in, steering the talk back. “That Herman–any family?”

“Yeah,” Lara chimed in. “He has a grandson, Asher Hershberge. That poor kid is a bit slow. And a granddaughter, Elsie Hershberge–she was taken into the inner camp.”

Theresa’s eyes narrowed. “That’s the recruitment you mentioned?”

“Exactly,” Lara confirmed quickly. “Every six months, they pull people from the outer camp. Whoever gets chosen, their family gets loaded with supplies. Everyone fights tooth and nail to be picked.”

“So, why not you two?” Theresa asked bluntly.

“The requirements are pretty strict. They’ve been hiring only people with special abilities for the

past few

years. Unfortunately, we don’t have any,” Lara admitted, her voice dull.

Theresa pressed, “What happens once they go inside? Any idea?”

Lachlan shook her head. “No one knows. We’re not even supposed to ask. Mr. Hershberge just said families get a voice recording every six months–a brief message, always the same, saying everything’s fine.”

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Theresa’s curiosity only grew. Every half year, they send people in and poof–gone. The only thing that comes back is some chirpy little recording saying everything’s great. That smells fishy as hell.

Plus, that whole “no zombies inside, only outside” thing? Oh, please. Like I’m supposed to believe that’s just luck.

Her armored car barreled toward the canyon, engine growling.

Shouts hit them before the camp even came into view.

“Go away!”

“This is our land!”

“No outsiders allowed!”

“Leave!”

Dozens of ragged figures stood in the way, holding spears, forks, and any other sticks they could make sharp. They looked more like cavemen than survivors.

Standing in their way was Sage’s crew, rifles slung over their shoulders and faces showing clear annoyance. It was like predators eyeing their prey.

Thousand–strong, the canyon folk might’ve outnumbered them, but all they had was fury in their eyes and curses on their lips.

Drew shouted, “Come on, people! Drop your toys and use your heads. We’ve already cleared two cities of zombies. My boss wants to take you to a safe zone, so don’t risk it all!”

“Screw your safe zone!” a wiry old man roared back. His face was deeply lined, but his expression was resolute. “This is our home. We don’t need rescuing. Get out!”

The old man scoffed inwardly. Safe zone? What a joke.

We’re already safe here. No one invited these clowns to crash in, as if they’re the answer to everything. It’s the d*mn apocalypse. Who knows what’s really happening out there?

Two whole cities clear of zombies? Please. There are millions of dead on those streets. No way they clear everything.

This is nothing but a scam–outsiders trying to force their way in and take our land.

“Get out!”

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