The Undead and Unstoppable Apocalyptic Queen novel Chapter 94

Chapter 94 Claiming the Future

Chapter 94 Claiming the Future

“Yeah,” Lucas admitted.

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Theresa stared at the man in front of her, stunned. No way… did I just save the zombie king from my past life?

The more she thought about it, the more plausible it seemed.

Back then, she’d met Kyle around this exact time–alone, his entire team gone. If Lucas had been alive then, he would’ve shown up. He knew where they were from.

And Lucas was a triple–ability user… just like the zombie king from her past life, who had also come from this same place.

“Thanks,” Lucas said. “I owe you. Twice.”

Theresa’s eyes lit up. “Make sure to pay me back–especially the gleamstones. You still owe me 22 of those.”

Whether or not he was the zombie king, she was definitely collecting this debt, especially the gleamstones.

“Deal,” Lucas said. At the sight of her smile, something flickered in his cold eyes. He looked away just as the elevator doors began to close.

Right before they shut, he caught a glimpse of Monica’s body–and the empty space around her.

Where had all her supplies gone?

Ding.

The elevator stopped on the first floor.

As soon as they stepped out, a loud crash echoed from below.

At the same time, a notification chimed in Theresa’s mind. Ding! Congratulations! You’ve successfully conquered United Pharma Research Center. You’ve been rewarded with a super smart manager!

Theresa was surprised.

Some people seemed lucky on the surface–and behind the scenes, they were downright blessed.

“Theresa!”

“Theresa!”

“Your Majesty!”

The moment she walked out, Graham and the others rushed over.

Their eyes shone with wild admiration–like fans spotting a celebrity.

Today, Theresa had revealed one of her trump cards: a powerful water–based ability. Everyone was floored.

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No one had imagined she was an ability user–let alone one this strong.

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While the rest of them were still summoning tiny fireballs or water orbs, Theresa had conjured a full wall- of water with a simple wave of her hand.

How was that even possible?

It was ridiculously powerful.

After today, there was no doubt in anyone’s mind that Theresa was in a league of her own.

The rest of them? Mere supporting characters.

“You all good?” Theresa asked, casually.

“Doing great!”

They looked like hell–torn gear, bruises, grime everywhere–but miraculously, not a single zombie bite.

They’d lost teammates on basement level one, but after the chaos of level two, they hadn’t suffered a single death.

They were riding the high of survival.

And as they looked at Theresa, their awe only deepened.

Even Monica’s old crew stared at her differently now–eyes full of respect.

No wonder the special forces were so close to her, they thought. She really is something else.

She wasn’t just a survivor.

She was a force.

“Oh, right–Theresa, why’d you come here?” Graham asked.

“Yeah, do you need backup?”

“Nope,” she replied, scanning the crowd. “Kyle! Go ahead and put up the sign!”

“Got it!”

Kyle pulled a sign from the car, removed the old one from the front gate, and replaced it with theirs.

Everyone watched, stunned by how smoothly he moved.

Then-

“You’re kidding me!”

She really came all this way–risked everything–just to expand her territory?!

They stared in disbelief at the newly claimed land.

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Was she serious?

She’s serious. Unbelievable.

Theresa clearly had some mysterious obsession with claiming land.

No one could figure out why she wanted so many abandoned, seemingly worthless areas.

Especially now–when zombies were everywhere, cities were dead, and no one else even cared about territory. Most people didn’t even think about owning land.

Not just their group–none of the other factions had this mindset either.

But what they didn’t realize was this:

The land Theresa claimed today would become the economic powerhouse of tomorrow. The backbone of a kingdom.

Because no matter the era, land was always the key to growth.

And in the later stages of camp expansion–when internal resources dried up and everyone scrambled outward–they would discover too late:

Theresa had already claimed every piece that mattered.