Summoning Mercenaries

"Wow!"

The police officer who had become a zombie, after hearing the roar of the engine, howled at Kent's pickup truck, and then continued to bow his head to 'eat'.

"Oh." Simon chuckled when he saw this, and sighed: "There is no shortage of 'food' in this city, right? If this is a zombie outside the city, it would have rushed over to the two of us."

"I said...you really want them to attack us, huh?" Kent shook his head helplessly.

After Simon also put on the night vision goggles and checked his equipment, he said to Kent: "Do you know where your sister is? I mean the exact location. Otherwise, find someone from this city with a population of tens of millions. Finding a needle in a haystack.”

"Of course... I know." Kent paused.

In fact, when Simon asked him this question, he opened up the details of the side quest. Anyway, the virtual projection has the exact address.

At this time, Kent said to Simon: "Brettton Hotel...do you know where this is?"

"humm..." Simon shrugged, took out the map, and said to himself: "I remember that the Brighton Hotel is on Brighton Street... There are two intersections."

After Simon put away the map, he helped Kent show the way:

"Go straight, yes, turn right."

"Go straight for about 500 meters, ignore those zombies."

"Turn left, here we are."

In just over ten minutes, the two drove to the vicinity of the Brighton Hotel.

If evaluated according to the world before Kent traveled, the star rating of the Brighton Hotel should be below three stars.

Its architectural style is similar to the red brick building in the 1980s. It may be for retro style, but Kent is more inclined to think that this is a hotel for civilians.

After all, I learned from Simon that their family's conditions are not rich.

In addition, when he first came to this world, the implanted memory told him that he came to a poor town for a humanities investigation for his graduation thesis.

Based on the above details, Kent believed that his family came to Phoenix City from home to celebrate his graduation, but unfortunately encountered a zombie crisis.

However, this is just his speculation.

Seeing Kent's dazed look, Simon patted him on the shoulder and comforted him: "Don't worry, Laura is fine, we can definitely rescue her."

"En." Ken nodded, and drove the pickup again, slowly stopping at the hotel entrance.

Fortunately, there were not many zombies in the suburbs. Most of the zombies were gathered in the city, where there were more survivors, so it attracted a large number of zombies.

The zombies on the outskirts of the city will be attracted by people fleeing the city, so the location of the Brighton Hotel is exactly in an alternate zone.

Of course, Phoenix City is a huge city with a population of tens of millions after all, and there are few zombies, but that's compared to the mountain of corpses and the sea of ​​corpses.

Kent could see dozens of zombies on this street in Bretton alone, but they moved slowly and could not pose a great threat for the time being.

"Kang Dang. Bang Dang." The two opened and closed the door softly.

I saw Kent and Simon get out of the car one after another, and pulled the bolt. The silencer, night vision goggles, and magazines were all adjusted to the best condition.

Simon walked in front of Kent and said, "I'll be the vanguard, and you'll be in the rear. Keep an eye on my back, do you hear me?"

"Yeah!" Kent nodded vigorously.

"Zi~" came the sound of the night vision device being turned on.

At this time, there was a green light in front of both of them. If you didn't look carefully, it was like a floating green fire, faintly visible.

After turning on the night vision goggles, Simon walked directly over the debris on the ground into the dark hotel lobby.

On the contrary, Kent seems to have opened up a new world, because the hotel lobby is obviously extremely dark,

But in his eyes, he could see all kinds of details clearly.

Although I have played many games and used the night vision device in the game, the reality is that I am on the scene, and the visual impact is quite large.

After being curious for a while, Kent calmed down and followed Simon slowly, walking deep into the hotel.

...

"ah!"

"Aw!"

"Forehead!"

From time to time, there were a few shrill screams in the hotel, as well as the unique hollow sound of the zombies, which made the already dark hotel become extremely gloomy.

This made Kent want to retreat. After all, in an open area, facing a group of zombies is at best a visual shock. It may not be friendly to people with intensive phobia, but you can run far.

But in a confined space, the combat power of the zombies will rise in a straight line. They may be behind the door, at the corner, or even pretend to be dead waiting for you to pass by, and attack you unexpectedly.

However, when Kent saw that Simon was still advancing fearlessly, he had no choice but to grit his teeth and follow up to do his duty, making sure that he would not be surrounded by zombies.

Not long after, the two came to the elevator;

Simon tried to press the call button, but there was no response at all, and then whispered: "Which floor is Laura?"

"Fifth floor, room 0517." Kent said.

Simon just nodded slightly when he heard the words, and did not reply, but led Kent to the fire door leading to the stairs.

At this moment, Simon made a gesture, indicating that after counting to three, Kent would open the door immediately, and he would rush in.

Kent also nodded in understanding, then walked lightly to the door, put his hand on the doorknob, and waited for Simon to order.

1,

2,

3.

"Squeak!" The door was quickly pulled open by Kent.

Simon rushed in immediately, first to confirm that there was no danger in the dead corner on the left, and then to the stairs on the right to confirm that there were no zombies.

Kent also held the door with his left hand, walked into the stairwell, and then slowly closed the door, making as little noise as possible.

At this time, Simon walked up the stairs, raised his head, and signaled that he was going to go up.

Kent also nodded to confirm, and the two continued to walk up slowly.

At the first corner, Simon rushed out with a dodge, and Kent also accelerated his pace to follow behind Simon.

"Forehead..."

I saw the zombie with half of its body groaning in a blind spot. After seeing Kent and Simon, two big living people, they began to struggle violently immediately, and screamed "Aw! Aw!".

"puff!"

Before the zombie could make a sound again, Simon shot the zombie in the head.

Confirming that there is nothing else around the corner, Simon whispered: "Safe!"

...

This scene was almost repeated several times, but it took Kent and Simon nearly four or five minutes to go up the five-story staircase.

But safety comes first, as long as one is accidentally bitten by a zombie, the whole rescue operation will turn into a death-death operation.