Shrimp Chaser and Locomotive were also knocked flat by the shockwave, their faces twisted in pain.
"Huh? Brother Ears, how did you get ahead of us?"
Shrimp Chaser looked up and asked.
Flared Ears forcibly suppressed his pain and put on a composed expression.
"Well, you know how fast I am, don't you? I can run a hundred meters in under three seconds."
"Oh, impressive."
Shrimp Chaser said admiringly.
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Flared Ears continued asking.
"You guys all right?"
"Still alive!"
Locomotive replied from beside him.
The three zombies were filthy and bedraggled as they struggled to their feet, deeply frustrated.
In such a huge city, they had nearly been struck by a meteorite. Their luck was truly terrible; it was a complete disaster out of nowhere.
The three zombies turned their heads and saw billowing smoke and dust at the meteorite's landing site. A massive crater had formed in the ground, with countless cracks spreading outward.
Nearby buildings had collapsed, rubble still tumbling down with rumbling crashes.
"Come on, let's go take a look."
Flared Ears waved his hand.
Shrimp Chaser hesitated.
"What if there's some mutant in there..."
"You're quite cautious. I listened just now—there aren't any living creatures."
Flared Ears explained.
Shrimp Chaser relaxed, his attitude immediately changing. "Even if there is a mutant, it's fine. The three great overlords will blow it apart!"
The three zombies then limped forward, supporting one another as they headed toward the crater.
The meteorite crater ahead was sizable, four or five meters deep. Smoke and dust churned within it, heat waves rose into the air, and small flames still burned on some scattered debris nearby.
Standing at the edge of the crater, the three zombies peered inside and spotted a pitch-black object at its