Apocalypse: King of Zombies

Chapter 123 Queen Laura?

Bulldozer squinted his small eyes, staring at the tiny shadow in the sky. It turned out to be a helicopter, slowly moving across the horizon. Before long, it disappeared into the clouds."I've seen that thing before. It's probably one of Genesis Biotech's aircraft."

"Oh…"

Big Ears nodded, silently marveling at how well-informed Bulldozer was.

At the same time, he couldn't help but think to himself: Looks like Genesis Biotech is up to something. Probably nothing good.

"Right now, the boss is the undisputed king of Los Angeles. When's he gonna take Genesis Biotech down?" Big Ears was confident Ethan had the strength to do it.

Bulldozer scratched his head and said, "Genesis Biotech's been sending the boss plenty of stuff. If we take them out, who's gonna keep delivering the goods?"

"Uh…" Big Ears was momentarily speechless. It actually made sense—kind of like keeping them around as livestock.

But to treat Genesis Biotech like livestock?

Only Ethan could pull something like that off.

As the two zombies chatted, they reached the edge of their territory. Up ahead was a hill, and on its slope lay a graveyard.

From a distance, rows of tombstones stood tall, stretching back into a dense forest.

The cemetery was eerily quiet, with a sinister atmosphere that gave off an unsettling vibe.

Bulldozer glanced at it with his small eyes and immediately decided it wasn't a good place.

"You handle the

"Looks like there's nothing here," Big Ears muttered to himself. He didn't want to linger in this place—it felt creepy, and an unsettling sense of unease gnawed at him.

Just as he was about to turn and leave, something caught the corner of his eye. Among the rows of tombstones, a figure appeared.

"Huh? Who's there?" Big Ears froze, a shiver running down his spine. He quickly turned to look.

Standing not far away was a female zombie. She was thin, with long, razor-sharp nails that gleamed like steel blades. Big Ears recognized her immediately—it was Laura.

"Q-Queen Laura?" Big Ears' eyes widened in shock. His expression was a mix of surprise and dread. Something felt off. Why was she suddenly here?

Laura stood motionless, her face blank and expressionless. Her eyes weren't filled with the usual ferocity but instead carried a chilling aura of death.

"You. Come here," Laura said slowly, her voice cold and emotionless.

Big Ears instinctively shook his head, backing away. There was no way he was going over there. Queen Laura had never liked him to begin with, and she often showed signs of wanting to kill him.

Now, in this desolate place, with no other zombies around to intervene… what if she really decided to kill him?

"N-no, no, I'm good. Since you're here, I'll just… head out now," Big Ears stammered, already turning to run. His legs moved fast, and he bolted without looking back.

Every few steps, he glanced over his shoulder, relieved to see that Laura wasn't chasing him.

Still, he didn't dare slow down.

He kept running until he was out of the graveyard and back on the city streets. The sight of wandering zombies around him finally gave him a sense of safety.

"Phew—" Big Ears let out a long breath, feeling like a weight had been lifted off his chest. He slowed his pace, though his disheveled appearance made it clear he'd been spooked.

"Hey, what's got you running around like a headless chicken?"

A female zombie's voice suddenly rang out beside him.

Big Ears' nerves, which had just started to relax, immediately tensed up again. His brow furrowed as he whipped his head around.

And there she was—Laura's face staring right at him.

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