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"You two get in the car, let's go!"

Chapter 216: Nobody understands moral blackmail better than me

Koichi Fujito is completely bewildered.

Where does a girl get such strength? Besides, I'm the teacher, I'm the authority, why did you leave me behind?

"When did you get on the bus? I didn't see you." Saeko Busujima looked at Hanako Yamabuki with a surprised expression.

She thought the girl had gone off somewhere to play.

As a result, Yamabuki Hanajin handed over a hydrangea leaf.

"Eat?"

"This stuff is inedible, isn't it? Hydrangea leaves are slightly poisonous; eating them will cause stomach aches." Saeko Busujima asked, "You're just going to throw the teacher out like this and nothing will happen?"

“Those two going out alone are most likely doomed.” Yamabuki Hanajin pointed at Miyamoto Rei and Komuro Takashi.

"Sacrificing one person to save two, isn't that a win-win situation? And as a teacher, isn't it only natural to sacrifice yourself to save your students? Right, Mr. Fujiwara Koichi?" Yamabuki Hanajin's eyes turned icy as she finished speaking.

That wasn't a human gaze at all.

An eerie red light flickered in their pupils, sending chills down the spines of everyone in the car.

Before you try to morally blackmail me, let me use morality to blackmail you first.

If you don't sacrifice yourself to save two students, you are not qualified to be a teacher. If you are not qualified to be a teacher, what right do you have to be the leader of these students?

If you're going to sacrifice yourself to save these two students, then please do so. We'll remember you.

“You don’t even have the spirit of sacrifice, how can the students trust you? Everyone agrees, right? If you disagree with me, raise your hands,” Yamabuki Hanajin laughed.

Of course, no one raised their hand.

These students are all watching the play here.

It doesn't matter who wins or loses this fight; what matters most is that they survive.

"Look, everyone agrees with me. What are you two still standing there for? Hurry up and come up!" Yamabuki Hanajin waved to Miyamoto Rei and Komuro Takashi.

While Miyamoto Rei was still hesitating, Komuro Takashi simply hoisted his childhood friend onto his shoulder, quickly got into the car, and closed the door behind him.

"You...you..." Koichi Fujito realized that the script was different from what he had imagined.

Shouldn't I be the chosen one?

"The problem isn't that serious yet, let me go up first..." Fujiwara Koichi shouted, "Are you all disobeying your teacher?"

"Shizuka-sensei, let's get going," Yamabuki Hanajin said with a smile.

Ms. Shizuka stepped on the gas and drove the bus away.

Only Fujiwara Koichi was left standing there, bewildered in the wind.

Why is the whole world targeting me?

I did a great job! I helped these students escape from the zombies, and these bastards are so ungrateful, abandoning their teacher just because of a few words from a little girl?

At that moment, heavy, dragging footsteps came from behind Fujito Koichi. Fujito Koichi stiffly turned around and found that a large group of zombies had surrounded him.

"Come back! Come back and save me! You murderers, I'll haunt you even as a ghost!"

With a series of screams, congratulations to Mr. Fujito Koichi for successfully joining the zombie army.

After the students on the bus calmed down, they all looked at Yamabuki Hanajin with fear in their eyes.

This girl is not from their school.

And have you ever seen a sixteen-year-old girl who can throw an adult male several meters away with one hand?

Coupled with the terrifying aura emanating from her, she didn't seem like an ordinary person at all.

"Don't look at me like that, everyone. It makes me feel like a monster." Yamabuki Hanajin said in a weak and delicate manner, and then threw herself into the arms of Busujima Saeko-senpai.

Saeko Busujima looked at Hanako Yamabuki, who was clinging to her arm, and said calmly, "Sensei, where should we go next?"

This city is no longer safe to stay in; we must find a way to leave. Hopefully, the other cities are free of the zombie virus.

As Shizuka drove, she pondered that leaving the city was indeed the first choice, but could they really leave the city now?

Everything is still unknown.

Looking at the scenery outside, Yamabuki Hanajin saw that almost every part of the city had been taken over by zombies, and even the police station had fallen. There was no place that was absolutely safe.

"I'll lead everyone out of this city first. Everyone, please sit tight. I hope the bus has enough gasoline to last until then." Ms. Shizuka is now the only adult in this group and must take on the responsibility of caring for these children.

In fact, what they could think of, others could naturally think of as well. To leave the city, one had to cross a bridge. At this moment, the bridge was severely congested, and directly in front of them were heavily armed police officers. The police had been ordered to absolutely not allow anyone to leave the city.

If necessary, a high-pressure water gun can be used to shoot down the intruder.

Faced with heavily armed police, most people can only stop here.

The roar of cars and the sound of people talking will attract zombies.

Even so, the police still did not intend to let people leave.

One hour, two hours, and then the third hour passed before someone finally broke down, believing that the Japanese government had abandoned the city.

Just then, a sports car drove up from not far away, and three people got out of the car: one man and two women. The man had dyed blond hair, and the women wore heavy, sexy makeup.

"What police? I don't take you seriously. Get out of my way right now, I don't believe you'll shoot," the blond-haired man yelled.

The two hot girls next to him also brazenly gave the policeman the middle finger.

But their arrogance lasted less than thirty seconds before the police aimed their high-pressure water cannons at the blond-haired man and the two hot girls, firing directly at them. The high-pressure water jets sprayed the three men into the river.

You should know that from this height, there's little difference between the water surface and the concrete surface.

Seeing that these police officers were serious, everyone behind them was stunned, and no one dared to force their way in anymore.

Meanwhile, Yamabuki Hanajin and the others were stuck in traffic here.

Ms. Shizuka looked distressed: "The road ahead seems to be blocked. We can't get out. What should we do?"

The students' faces were filled with fear. Were they just supposed to wait here to die?

Saeko Busujima whispered to Hanajin Yamabuki, "What else do you know? You'd better tell me now."

"I really don't know much," Yamabuki Hanajin swore to the heavens.

Although Highschool of the Dead was extremely popular back then, it unfortunately only had thirteen episodes, limiting its plot.

Furthermore, rumors circulated that the original manga author died later in the story, making it impossible for the story to ever have an ending.

Therefore, no one knows how this story will end.

Saeko Busujima watched the events unfold with unusual calm.

Sure enough, the senior student is also adorable when she's calm.

At this point, the people stuck on the bridge wanted to unite and put pressure on the police to force them to make way.

Chapter 217: Japanese Police: Utterly insane

At this moment, the police superintendent in charge of directing the police was restless. By then, thousands of people had gathered on the bridge, all demanding that the police make way.

Behind them are man-eating zombies, and nobody wants to die in their mouths.

Just as the superintendent was feeling restless, a call finally came from his superior.

"We will spare no effort to maintain order at the scene."

The police chief could hardly believe his ears when his superior coldly uttered those words. What did he mean? Why did I choose to become a policeman in the first place? Wasn't it to protect more people?

At all costs? What methods do you want me to use?

And what on earth happened in this godforsaken place? You bunch of bastards, do you dare tell me the truth? The superintendent clutched his chest; his heart was pounding.

Just then, a police officer rushed in.

"Something's wrong! Someone is spreading negative rumors and inciting everyone's emotions. You'd better go out and check it out!" the officer said in a panic.

The superintendent took a deep breath, forcing himself to calm down. As the superior officer, he absolutely could not panic first, otherwise his subordinates would also panic.

Take me there to see.

......

The group of Yamabuki Hanajin were still on the bus when the road behind them became congested, with more and more people gathering. The students on the bus were becoming increasingly agitated.

Just then, a dark-skinned middle-aged man knocked on their car door.

Everyone watched the middle-aged man warily.

"You're students, right? Don't be afraid, I mean you no harm. The situation ahead is very bad, and I want to gather everyone's strength to break through the police blockade. You've seen the situation now; the police have no intention of helping us. We can only rely on ourselves," the middle-aged man said passionately.

"What exactly do you want to say?" Saeko Busujima stared coldly at the middle-aged man.

“I want to use your students’ power and status. Look, there’s a helicopter coming over there, it’s a TV station’s helicopter. Under the cameras, the police won’t be able to do anything rash, especially since you’re students. The police will be even less likely to do anything to you. We can use the power of public opinion to create pressure, and then the police will definitely make way for us.” The middle-aged man looked at them expectantly.

One student council member complained, "What's in it for us?"

"Of course there are benefits. Think about it, if we succeed, you'll leave this city immediately, right? The zombies are about to catch up, and you don't want to sit and wait to die, do you? Besides, if we succeed, you'll become heroes of this operation, receive a lot of attention in the future, and maybe even become big stars." The middle-aged man talked on and on.

More than half of the students were persuaded and decided to try their luck.

What if it succeeds? Being able to leave the city as quickly as possible would be the greatest reward.

"Teacher, let's go take a look. What if the police are really willing to take us away?" a male student council member said excitedly.

Almost simultaneously, screams came from behind them; zombies were gradually surrounding them.

"But... isn't this too dangerous?" Ms. Shizuka asked hesitantly.

"Teacher, you should think about your students too. Staying here will only lead to your deaths sooner or later. Do you want to die too?" The middle-aged man looked at the students in the car.

Most of the students were persuaded. They didn't have to do anything; they just had to stand in front of the camera. They would be the first to leave the city, so it was a good deal no matter how you looked at it.

And so, under the middle-aged man's persuasion, most of the students followed him.

Komuro Takashi whispered to Miyamoto Rei, "I'll go check on the situation. You stay in the car and don't move. I'll come and let you know if we can really leave."

After saying that, Komuro Takashi and the chubby boy joined the group and left the bus, leaving only a few girls on the bus.

Saeko Busujima remained steadfast and did not express any opinions.

Saya Takagi is worried about her parents, since they both stayed in the city.

Miyamoto Rei is worried about her father, her childhood friend, and also grieving for her deceased boyfriend.

Ms. Shizuka was under the most pressure, watching with a wry smile as more and more people joined the resistance.

When Yamabuki Hanajin realized she had arrived here, the main storyline had already changed, and even she couldn't predict how the story would develop next.

He simply lay down on Saeko Busujima's lap to rest.

Saeko Busujima looked at the girl helplessly; she seemed very clingy to her.

There was nothing else I could do but gently reach out and stroke Yamabuki Hanajin's hair.

She didn't know what the final outcome would be.

By this time, the television crew had arrived and started a nationwide live broadcast.

"Hello everyone, I am a reporter from XX TV station. There are now more than two million people infected with a special virus in XX city. Please stay at home and do not go out."

As soon as the reporter finished speaking, a large group of people were shouting for the police to make way so they could leave the area quickly.

Sensing there was big news, the reporter immediately went over to conduct an interview.

"I didn't expect that all those who stood up to oppose it were teenagers. The police must be under a lot of pressure. I wonder how the police will appease these people." Before the reporter could finish speaking, the superintendent of police had already walked over with a group of officers.

The middle-aged man was overjoyed: "Everyone, our resistance worked! Keep it up, keep it up!"

The superintendent stared at the faces of these young people and said in a gentle voice, "Please calm down, everyone. Do not organize such a large-scale demonstration. These are critical times. Our orders are that no one is allowed to leave the city."

"Look, the Japanese government has decided to abandon us! We oppose it! We strongly oppose it!" the middle-aged man shouted.

The people around him and his students also shouted loudly.

Komuro Takashi had a vague feeling that something was wrong, but by then he was in a very difficult situation.