Chapter 308 Flying Sand

23 January 2017. Pen @ fun @ pavilion wWw. ｂｉｑUｇE。 ｉｎｆｏ

Vladimir Volvida wiped the yellow sand on his face and cursed the damn weather for the umpteenth time.

At this time, the city of a thousand tops, no, at this time, the entire territory of Russia, according to the previous management, should be full of snow and thousands of miles of ice.

But now, Vladimir stood on the earthen wall that had been erected earlier in the city of a thousand tops, looking at the scene of wild sand outside the city, feeling the cold and slightly cool air, and feeling as uncomfortable as eating X.

At the beginning of the apocalypse, this place was not like this, but since the appearance of those big bugs, the entire Thousand Peaks City has gone from stabilizing its position to being completely paralyzed.

Vladimir spat viciously at the yellow sand in front of him, jumped off the low earthen wall, and stepped towards the underground bunker behind him.

A warrior jumped down after him, glanced up at the almost desert-covered city, shook his head, and followed the burly man in front of him step by step into the ground.

The underground measures built for air defense during the Second World War now play a rather important role.

But it's also not very safe here, because of the damn big bugs.

A diesel generator became the only source of light that illuminated this underground space.

Vladimir is a retired soldier before the apocalypse, who was originally working as a local security guard, but when the end of the day suddenly came, he pulled up a team of his own in the shortest possible time.

During that time, Vladimir's contingent of survivors was the largest, and even helped the official Russian armed forces with some difficult missions.

But now, Vladimir didn't know much about the rest of the world, but he knew very well that the entire city of a thousand peaks had become a world ruled by yellow sand, and the air was cold and cold, and if it weren't for the diesel generators to power the electric heaters, this underground shelter would be like an ice cellar that would not allow people to stay for long.

The City of a Thousand Peaks was about to become a huge garrison for survivors, but because of those damn bugs, the main armed forces of the entire Thousand Peaks City collapsed, and the survivors of the city had to save their lives in a scattered situation.

The only good thing is that the other types of variants in the city are basically dead.

Vladimir descended the stairs, and his companion behind him closed the shallow wooden door, which would be their only escape if it was breached.

It has to do with the habits of that bug-like creature.

Vladimir is thirty-seven years old today, and has only heard of similar descriptions of creatures in absurd science fiction novels before.

It was a huge worm, the small one was as long as a mop, the big one could reach the size of a truck, the whole body was a link invertebrate, without facial features, the head was a huge mouth with ring teeth, and the spike-like whiskers on both sides of the giant building, and the movement of the body was all by wriggling, a bit like an earthworm magnified countless times, but the body of that thing was yellow with sand, and it was not as harmless as an earthworm.

From the current situation of the entire Thousand Peaks City, it is clear what kind of damage that creature has caused to the city and the country.

They named it after the legendary terrifying desert creature Deathbug.

It was able to travel through almost anything, turning everything it ate into sand and spitting it out, and in such large quantities that the government army didn't pay attention to it when it first appeared, and it was too late to pay attention to it later, when it was frighteningly large.

Vladimir Volvida experienced first-hand the day when the entire camp of the survivors of the City of a Thousand Tops was breached.

On the outer edge of the earthen wall established in the City of a Thousand Tops, there are vertical and horizontal mounds on the ground, which is the unstoppable advance of the death worm under the earth.

Above the earth, mutants of all kinds, even extreme mutants, scattered and fled, and in some cases, some extremely powerful mutants were eaten by the giant death worms that flipped out from beneath the ground.

It was a spectacular scene.

And Vladimir was most impressed by the moment when the firepower of the front of the Thousand Peaks was concurrent, he was also participating in the battle on the first front line, the first to fly over the battlefield was the covered bombardment of missiles, and then the tank array in a line opened fire on the whole line.

In that instant, the cannonballs flying through the sky pulled out a bright line of fire across the sky, setting off a monstrous sea of fire in the dense array of death worms.

At that time, even behind the bunker, Vladimir could feel the scorching heat that rushed from afar.

But that's all, after the whole line was fired, it was defeat, a total defeat.

It was clear to some from the beginning that these death bugs were not just what they looked like on the surface, that the battle was not on one face, that they were limited in armament and lethality, and that there was no point in resisting in the face of a group reckless suicidal charge.

But what Vladimir did not know was that he was so enthusiastic about the pre-war mobilization of a certain executive that he almost died in the process of defeat.

It was one of his old comrades-in-arms who died.

At that time, he finally realized that the world had changed, and living was the most important thing that everyone should strive for.

After the defeat, the city fell, and the survivors of the colony were devastated, Vladimir fled back to his home, saving only his five-year-old daughter, and watched as his wife and parents were swept out of the ground and eaten by death worms the size of a three-story building.

The City of a Thousand Tops has fallen.

The city became a carnival of the Death Bugs, and during that time, they frantically transformed everything they could eat into sand, and Vladimir once saw one Death Worm emerge from his body as if it were a cell dividing.

It was a disgusting scene.

But Vladimir didn't even dare to shoot a single shot, that would only kill him and those who followed him.

It was one of the worst times for the people of the city, and everyone was in danger and fled like lost dogs in the capital.

Soon, the city's massive and terrifying number of death bugs began to dwindle.

Vladimir didn't know what was going on at first, but later he heard that it was the officials of their country who confirmed the location of the main body of the thing, and smashed a high-yield nuclear bomb on the thing.

It was only then that Vladimir realized that these death insects were not individual creatures, but derivative "hands" of a subject.

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(To be continued.) )