Yaztec saw everything, and so did Telos. However, at this mont, as soone with a mad interest in photography, Telos felt that what the lens was capturing was of utmost importance. Moreover, the fla-armored undead below were still a considerable distance away from him and Yaztec, and it would take them so ti to reach their location, which was enough for him to finish up and start running.
Yaztec was also feeling very helpless at the mont, as he could only anxiously watch Telos and gradually estimate how much ti the fla-armored undead below would take to reach them.
After a while, the woman holding the "Kiss of the Night" relaxed, and a string of data appeared in Telos’s lens.
"Locking target, index 36632, match confird, Level 6 corpse-transford creature."
Seeing this data, Telos also breathed a sigh of relief. This data was within the range of a Level 6 zombie, and he felt that he had experienced too much today. What had once been a disaster like a Level 6 zombie now seed trivial to him.
He asured Ah Fu, whose data showed a dazzling figure exceeding 160,000, making the 30,000 of the undead dragon seem incomparable!
However, what was strange was that after the undead dragon appeared, Ah Fu stopped all destructive actions and instead growled at the undead dragon, a growl that seed to carry a tone of grievance.
Telos was startled and at that mont, he noticed the woman seed to be frightened by sothing, her gaze fixed on the undead dragon. Telos also aid his cara at Ah Fu, and at that very mont, both he and Yaztec’s anti-life detectors simultaneously began to emit a "beep-beep-beep" alarm sound.
"Designated target determination, index ???, comprehensive detection, target undeterminable, setting guidelines, three possible reasons, directing..."
"First: The designated target shows no abnormal energy, is a normal organism, and cannot be determined."
"Second: This device has not been updated in ti; the data of the designated target has exceeded the maximum determination amount of this device. Please imdiately contact a technological point to update the database."
"Third: This device, during the usage, has experienced severe impacts, drops from high altitudes, aging, and other factors, causing internal parts to be damaged and cannot operate normally. Please imdiately contact a technological point for repairs or to purchase a new device."
At this mont, Telos’s heart contracted violently, and a strong feeling of fear suddenly enveloped him, as if during a horror ga when you suddenly see a line of red text on the screen: "A ghost is approaching you."
In that instant, even without seeing the ghost’s real face, your heart skips a beat.
"What in the world, my god."
Telos couldn’t help but curse, realizing that the woman’s abnormality could have been because her anti-life detector had issued such a warning, scaring her just as it had him, a re ordinary person!
Disconnecting his eyes from the cara lens, Telos searched for that undetectable sothing. Soon, he saw where the woman was looking—the head of the undead dragon, then again placed his gaze on the cara. This ti, he finally noticed it.
On the huge head of the undead dragon, there was a dark shadow!
The cara zood in, and Telos’s mouth opened wider and wider until he finally whispered tremblingly.
"This is... the White-haired Zombie King from China!"
"Zombie King? Where?"
Hearing the words "Zombie King," Yaztec too was startled, no longer caring that Telos was his ntor, he pushed him aside and looked toward the undead dragon’s head. Indeed, he saw a tall figure in a black robe, its pale face with purple stripes, unmistakably proving that he was the Zombie King!
This scene made both of them recall the abnormal response from the anti-life matter detector. Of the three reasons, it seed that the second was applicable—the data on anti-life properties on him had exceeded the detection limit, thus making it impossible to confirm the level.
The other two reasons were: the first one, the target being an ordinary organism without any active anti-life properties, results usually seen only in ordinary humans or unevolved wild beasts. However, whether evolved or not, undead always show data, ranging between ten and fifty.
But the Zombie King, despite being undead, had no detectable anti-life activity. Could that be possible? Thus, the first possibility was ruled out.
As for the third reason, the anti-life detector was able to identify that the undead giant, originally flowing with lava, as a Level 7 zombie, and the power it unleashed was also indicative of the strength a Level 7 zombie should possess, implying the anti-life detector was not damaged.
Therefore, only the second possibility remained—the Zombie King’s strength exceeded the detection threshold of their anti-life detectors. What then, could be the strength of the Zombie King?
Above Level 7?
Watching Ah Fu beco significantly calr after the Zombie King arrived, both of them felt as if everything before them had beco surreal.
Tang Ye, who had just appeared in Cepuguo City, remained silent, looking at Ah Fu with surprise in his eyes.
"Boss."
"What’s happening?"
"Lin Jie."
Ah Fu uttered just two words, then pointed towards a direction, at a pile of soldiers’ corpses, all mbers of the Peace Party.
Tang Ye looked at them, frowned, and thought about how many Peace Party mbers in Cepuguo City might still be alive.
"Who is he?"
"Level 7 New Human, it’s all because of him, I want to kill him!"
Tang Ye’s feet left the undead dragon’s head, his gaze sweeping across the city devastated by Ah Fu.
"Another Level 7 New Human appeared?"
Tang Ye felt that the world was moving too quickly. He had encountered a Level 7 killer before the Apocalypse, and now at Jiuge, Ah Fu had co across another. When had strong individuals beco so abundant?
And those piles of soldiers’ corpses in the distance, according to the information Ah Fu provided, could hardly be exterminated by the beaten-down Shenluo Group and ZRZ Group in such a short ti.
However, Jiuge has an indelible connection with narcotics, and the Peace Party’s anti-drug mandate naturally incited massive resentnt among the residents of Jiuge, and it would only be through local residents banding together against the Peace Party that such casualties could occur.
In the absence of a Level 7 New Human, Level 6 New Humans were invincible; this was not any era before the Apocalypse, this was the Apocalypse, where humans could evolve, thus personal combat power was supre. No matter how many residents there were, they wouldn’t dare act rashly against a force guarded by a Level 6 New Human Stronghouse.
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