That piercing howl sent a chill through everyone's hearts.
"He... he's summoning the Zombie Tide!"
"That's the signal for slaughter."
"Oh no, what do we do now?"
"..."
Ma Nan and the others were thrown into panic.
But after a while, Monroe's howl stopped, followed by a deathly silence.
There was no response at all from the core area of the Zombie Tide.
Instead, it was strangely quiet.
"Huh?"
Monroe looked astonished, vaguely sensing that something was wrong.
No movement?
Where were his subordinate Guy and his hundred thousand underlings?
After Monroe shouted himself hoarse, no Zombie Tide came rushing over. He stood there blankly, feeling awkward for a moment.
"Stop shouting. Your underlings were taken care of long ago."
Lin Dong raised his eyes and spoke.
"What?"
Naturally, Monroe did not believe him.
But just then, a burst of chaotic footsteps came from the street. A group of vampires really did come hurrying over.
There were roughly a hundred of them. They were monsters left behind to guard the Corpse Nest, most of them crippled or mentally impaired—the old, weak, sick, and disabled whom Guy had not even wanted to bring along.
"Boss, we're here!"
A cross-eyed vampire reported to a patch of empty air.
"Pfft!"
Ma Nan and the others could not help laughing. They had thought Monroe's summons would shake the entire Corpse Nest, with ten thousand zombies roaring in fury and a terrifying horde of monsters charging forth.
Yet... only these few crooked misfits had appeared.
That truly did not match Monroe's reputation as the absolute overlord.
"Where did Guy and the others go?"
Monroe asked through gritted teeth.
The cross-eyed monster answered.
"My lord, wasn't it your order to go hunt down the humans? They all rushed toward the Radiation Zone. Please rest assured, my