Apocalypse: I Have A Multiplier System - Chapter 405

Chapter 405: Chapter 405: Battle With Narak
Narak’s red eyes widened. “No—!”

Before he could react, a single spark flickered in the air.

Whoosh!

Flames erupted, devouring the cloth in an instant.

Fire roared through the pit like a beast unleashed, engulfing the trapped zombies.

Their guttural screams filled the night as the blaze spread rapidly, fueled by the gasoline.

The flames turned blue at their hottest points, searing through flesh and bone.

Zombies flailed wildly, some throwing themselves against the dirt walls in vain attempts to escape.

The weaker ones collapsed almost immediately, reduced to blackened husks.

The stronger ones clawed at the burning fabric, but it only made the fire consume them faster.

Above the pit, Su Jiyai watched, her lips curling into a satisfied smirk.

“Beautiful,” she murmured.

Narak’s body trembled with fury as he watched his army burn.

Boom!

A shockwave erupted from his body, extinguishing the flames nearest to him. His aura surged, swirling like a raging storm.

The earth beneath him trembled violently, cracks splintering outward like jagged veins.

His rage was boundless, his power spiraling out of control.

Su Jiyai’s eyes widened. A chill ran down her spine.

[Host! His power is reaching critical levels!]

“Tch.” Su Jiyai gritted her teeth.

Even from a distance, she could feel the suffocating pressure.

If they stayed any longer, they’d be crushed before they could act.

“Press the red button!” she commanded sharply.

Her soldiers, already on high alert, didn’t hesitate.

The squad leader slammed his hand onto the device strapped to his chest.

A blinding white light enveloped them.

Whoosh!

In the blink of an eye, the soldiers vanished, teleported directly to Rover Base.

Boom!

The very next second, Narak erupted from the pit.

His clawed feet barely touched the ground as he shot upward, a black blur against the night sky.

In just two seconds, he was free, standing at the pit’s edge, his hulking form radiating pure destruction.

His roar split the heavens.

Crack!

The ground fractured beneath his feet, splitting apart in violent tremors.

Trees snapped like twigs. The land quaked as if the world itself feared his wrath.

Narak’s crimson eyes locked onto the distant Rover Base.

“You think you can run?” His voice was a deadly whisper.

Then, he moved.

But then—

Whoosh!

Three figures appeared in front of him, blocking his path.

The air around them shimmered with power.

Narak narrowed his glowing red eyes, studying them.

The first was a young man with sharp features and an icy gaze—Lin Hao.

His body radiated strength, his aura nearly as thick as Narak’s own. He stood tall, his stance calm yet ready to strike.

The second was a pale figure with piercing red eyes—Jake.

His presence was eerie, his movements unnaturally smooth.

His fangs glinted under the sun.

The third was a woman with sleek black hair and an unreadable expression—Xi Ping.

She gave off a strange contrast: cold like a frozen blade but with a hidden warmth beneath.

Her power pulsed around her, crackling in the air. Her body seemed weightless, hovering slightly above the ground.

Narak let out a low growl. “Move.” His voice rumbled like distant thunder.

Lin Hao cracked his knuckles. “Can’t do that.”

Jake tilted his head, his fangs peeking out in a smirk.

“You’re too angry. Maybe take a deep breath?”

Xi Ping said nothing. She simply raised her hand, ready to strike.

Narak’s eyes flickered to it for a split second before his lips curled into a snarl.

“You think you can all stop me?”

Xi Ping’s cold voice cut through the night. “No. But it’ll make things easier for us.”

Whoosh!

In the blink of an eye, Xi Ping disappeared—only to reappear behind Narak.

Boom!

Her punch connected with his side, sending a shockwave through the air. Narak barely shifted, but his eyes darkened. She was fast.

Lin Hao took the opening. His fists ignited with energy as he lunged forward.

Crack!

His punch landed squarely on Narak’s chest.

For the first time, the zombie king actually staggered.

Jake appeared next to him in a blur, slashing his claws toward Narak’s throat.

Swish!

Narak moved at the last second, dodging by mere inches.

But Jake’s attack still grazed him, leaving behind three deep scratches that hissed as they healed.

Narak exhaled sharply. These weren’t ordinary opponents.

“Enough!”

Boom!

Dark energy exploded from his body. The ground beneath them shattered, sending debris flying in all directions.

Lin Hao crossed his arms, bracing himself.

Xi Ping teleported to avoid the shockwave.

Jake hissed as he leaped back, landing gracefully on a broken tree trunk.

Narak straightened, his aura flaring even stronger. “You are nothing to me.”

Lin Hao wiped a bit of dust from his shoulder. “And yet, we’re still standing.”

Narak’s lips twisted into a smirk. “Not for long.”

Then he moved.

Whoosh!

He was in front of Lin Hao in an instant.

Bam!

His clawed hand slammed down, aiming to crush Lin Hao’s skull.

But—

Crack!

Lin Hao caught the attack with both hands, the sheer force sending cracks splintering beneath his feet. His muscles tensed, but he didn’t break.

“You’re strong,” Lin Hao admitted. “But I’m stronger.”

He twisted his grip and yanked—

Boom!

Narak was thrown back, skidding across the shattered ground.

Before he could recover, Xi Ping reappeared above him, a portal opening beneath her.

She dropped down like a meteor—

Bam!

Her kick connected with Narak’s chest, sending him crashing into the dirt.

Jake smirked. “Not bad.”

But Narak wasn’t finished.

Boom!

A pulse of energy erupted from his body, throwing Xi Ping off him. He stood up, cracking his neck.

His wounds were healing faster now. His rage was growing.

“Enough games.”

The sky darkened.

The air became thick with death.

The ground trembled beneath his feet.

A wave of dark energy surged outward, sweeping across the battlefield.

Jake licked his fangs, eyes gleaming. “Tch. This is getting serious.”

Xi Ping landed next to him, her voice calm. “It was always serious.”

Lin Hao’s expression hardened. “Then let’s stop holding back.”

Su Jiyai, who was watching everything, knew it was her time to enter the battlefield.