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Saeko Busujima stared thoughtfully at the ahoge (cowlick) on Hanako Yamabuki's head. This ahoge looked exactly like the one on that damned zombie's head.

"You are... Yamabuki? How did you become like this?" Saeko Busujima looked at Hanajin Yamabuki with a surprised expression.

"I've become a ghost today, how about it? Aren't I cute as a ghost?" Yamabuki Hanajin hugged Busujima Saeko with a grin.

Saeko Busujima helplessly reached out and gently patted Hanajin Yamabuki's head. "Why do you keep turning into these weird things? Can't you just be a normal human being?"

P.S.: Yuuko-senpai is the female lead in "Tasogare Otome no Amnesia" (The Dusk Maiden's Amnesia). Also, the insert song "Requiem" from that anime is a masterpiece.

Chapter 305: Friendly Reminder, Nuclear Bombing Warning in 24 Hours

Yamabuki Hanajin said dismissively, "Things other than humans are the cutest, aren't they?"

Ms. Shizuka asked curiously, "By the way, Saeko Busujima, did you have something to say just now? What was it?"

Saeko Busujima then remembered and immediately pulled the two of them outside. At this time, Saya Takagi and Rei Miyamoto had also woken up and were staring at a room in the distance with solemn expressions.

"Yamabuki, look over there!" Saeko Busujima pointed to a room in the distance, where a house not far away had its lights on.

Zombies are blind, but humans can see everything clearly. At this moment, a middle-aged man covered in blood was lying at the door of the room, and a little girl was crying beside him.

Yamabuki Hanajin probably still remembers this part of the story: the man saw that there was still a light on in a room, so he went to ask for help.

However, the people in the room refused outright. They said that they were already exhausted from staying alive and had no ability to save others. The man pleaded, saying that he didn't care about his own life or death and hoped that the people in the room would let his daughter in.

Seeing that the people in the room still didn't move, the man threatened: "If you don't let my daughter in, I'll lure all the zombies here, and we'll all perish together."

This house may look quite luxurious, but it's definitely no match for the onslaught of numerous zombies.

The homeowner had no choice but to open the door a crack, but to his utter surprise, a sharp knife greeted the man as he prepared to go in. The blade pierced the man's chest in an instant, and then the door slammed shut.

The little girl burst into tears upon seeing her father dead, attracting a horde of zombies. Without anyone's help, she would die within minutes.

Saeko Busujima, Saya Takagi, and the others looked extremely grim. Logically speaking, they absolutely could not leave now. This room was relatively safe, and staying here might allow them to wait for the rescue team to arrive.

But if we stand here and do nothing, no one's conscience will allow it, especially since she's just a little girl of seven or eight years old.

The girls were really unsure what to do, so in the end they had to let their teacher, Shizuka Marikawa, make the decision.

"There's one more thing, Saeko Busujima-senpai, who were you talking to just now?" Saya Takagi looked at Saeko Busujima, trembling. Could it be that her senior had gone crazy because she couldn't take it anymore?

Saeko Busujima pointed to Hanako Yamabuki next to her and introduced her: "You should have all met this Ms. Yamabuki before. Yesterday she was a zombie, and today she is a ghost. In short, she is not human. Let's get to know each other."

Yamabuki Hanakami tilted her head slightly, wondering if she had been scolded. But it seemed like what the other person said was true? What a strange feeling.

Saya Takagi stared tremblingly at the empty space beside her. There was no one there at all. It was clearly Saeko Busujima who had gone crazy.

“I can see that too, so Saeko Busujima isn’t lying,” Shizuka-sensei said, raising her hand.

Rei Miyamoto turned pale, and even Shizuka-sensei had gone mad. This was a very bad situation.

Yamabuki Hanajin shook her head. These two people didn't believe in her existence at all, and couldn't even see her.

Saeko Busujima looked at the little girl surrounded by zombies, who had just begun to attack the outermost protective barrier.

Moreover, judging from the angle of the railing's tilt, it would be breached in just a few minutes at most. At that point, not only would the little girl not survive, but even the people inside the room might not be able to.

If I were in the room, the best course of action would be to organize a team to launch an immediate attack and reinforce the defenses. There might still be a chance of survival. If we do nothing here, we are doomed.

"Teacher, what should we do now?" Miyamoto Rei stopped caring about whether there was a ghost in the room or not.

Should they go to save people? Reason told them that staying put was the best option. They had already witnessed how vulnerable humanity could be in the apocalypse. They didn't harm anyone; they were just watching from the sidelines.

But the brilliance of these girls' humanity told them that they absolutely could not stand idly by.

Yamabuki Hanakami watched quietly. What does humanity have to do with a ghost like me?

Suddenly, the system sent out a notification sound.

"Friendly reminder: Because a zombie crisis has broken out all over the world, and all countries believe that the origin of the zombie crisis is Japan, the United Nations has decided to launch an indiscriminate nuclear strike against Japan in 23 hours and 45 minutes."

Yamabuki Hanajin...

It's 12:15 AM right now, which means that at midnight tomorrow, Japan in School Apocalypse will be subjected to a nuclear baptism?

"I'll go!" Yamabuki Hanajin suddenly stood up. There was no time to waste now, and he didn't even know if he, as a ghost, was afraid of nuclear bombing.

Saeko Busujima thought that Hanako Yamabuki would choose to stand by and do nothing, but she unexpectedly chose to save people.

Saeko Busujima felt a surge of emotion. What was she really afraid of? In the apocalypse, the most terrifying thing was not zombies or the scarcity of resources, but the loss of humanity.

Once humanity loses its humanity, there will be no possibility of building civilization again.

Yamabuki Hanajin doesn't know if humans can establish a civilization here, but this area under her feet can only exist for less than 24 hours, and there's no time to waste.

"Saeko Busujima, get in the car right away, then go to the dock to find a boat. By the way, does anyone here know how to drive a boat?" Hanako Yamabuki asked.

Ms. Shizuka raised her hand: "If it's a regular fishing boat, I can."

Teacher, admit it! Is your profession the "Cavalry" from the Holy Grail War, able to pilot everything except spaceships?

Rei Miyamoto and Saya Takagi couldn't see Hanajin Yamabuki, so they looked at Shizuka-sensei with curiosity, wondering what she was talking about.

Yamabuki Hanajin had already walked quickly to the front door. Shizuka-sensei led the girls to the garage. What was parked in the garage was not a luxury car, but a genuine armored vehicle. Generally speaking, no matter how sharp the teeth and claws of a zombie are, it is impossible to tear an armored vehicle apart.

After everything was ready, Yamabuki Hanakami opened the door and quietly walked out onto the street.

"Hello everyone, can you see me?" Yamabuki Hanajin tried to greet the zombies, but of course the zombies couldn't see her and kept moving towards the direction where the girl was crying.

Rei Miyamoto suddenly exclaimed, "Why did the door suddenly open?"

Saeko Busujima sighed: "I've already explained it to you. There's a ghost here. You have to believe me."

Rei Miyamoto then realized that Saeko Busujima and Shizuka-sensei were not mentally unstable, and that ghosts really existed.

Chapter 306: Newton pressed his hand firmly against his own coffin lid.

Full of energy, Yamabuki Hanajin walked onto the street carrying a baseball bat, looking at the swaying zombies.

"Mr. Zombie, can you see me? If you can see me, sing with me, let's meow together..." Yamabuki Hanajin greeted several zombies, only to find that they really couldn't see her.

"Thinking about it, that makes sense. Zombies belong to the physical category, while I belong to the mystical category. We're completely different. In that case, I'm going to show you what I'm capable of." Yamabuki Hanajin raised the baseball bat in her hand and hit a zombie on the head.

The zombie didn't even utter a sound; it simply lay down on the ground and started sleeping soundly.

The zombie next to him was puzzled. How could this guy sleep so well? He just fell asleep the moment his head hit the pillow!

The zombie even looked around curiously to make sure there were no delicious-smelling humans around, before continuing to walk in the direction where the little girl was crying.

"boom."

Then he was hit on the head with a baseball bat.

He slept even more soundly than the previous guy.

And so, Yamabuki Hanajin knocked on more than a dozen zombies along the way, until finally, exhausted, she leaned on her baseball bat, panting and rubbing her lower back.

"Yuko-senpai's body structure is so unscientific. She's become a ghost and she still gets tired. It doesn't make sense. Could it be because I haven't been exercising lately?" Yamabuki Hanajin twisted her waist, making a creaking sound, like an office worker who sits for long periods of time.

"I, Geng Xizi, am a fifteen-year-old girl. How could such a sound come from my waist?" Yamabuki Hanajin was very puzzled.

But then I realized that although Senior Yuko appears to be a fifteen-year-old girl, she is actually fifty years old.

When Yuko was still alive, her family ran this shrine. One year, a plague struck the village, and Yuko's younger sister insisted that her older sister become a human sacrifice.

In order to survive the plague, the villagers threw Yuuko into the underground shrine.

Yuuko broke both her legs and died in despair.

The resentful girl transformed into a vengeful spirit, seeking revenge on everyone she met.

Like this...

"The little ghost is here!" Senior Yuko made a face in front of a zombie.

then……

"boom."

One blow knocks him down.

Being a ghost is quite interesting at first; others can't see you, but you can see others.

But after a while, it inevitably gets boring.

I sometimes feel lonely and isolated.

So, when you discover that a cute junior can see you, it's like an ordinary person discovering a gold mine.

Do you think you can let me get away? You're kidding.

And so, Yamabuki Hanajin, carrying a baseball bat, charged all the way to the apartment entrance, panting heavily, her back aching.

If you include the time after your death, you will be 65 years old.

Have you ever seen a 65-year-old woman wielding a baseball bat and wreaking havoc among hordes of zombies?

Just then, the apartment's security bars creaked and groaned. Under the onslaught of hundreds and thousands of zombies, the metal bars finally gave way.

The people in the room huddled in a corner, trembling, and prayed that the zombies couldn't see them.

The little girl outside the room was still crying.

Seeing her father dead, she probably didn't care much about whether she lived or died.

The first zombie to rush in had already spotted its prey and was walking towards the little girl with its mouth full of blood.

The little girl could only close her eyes tightly and wait to die.

In this situation, let alone a seven or eight-year-old girl, even an adult would be powerless.

"boom."

The zombie at the front was struck hard and fell to the ground sprawled out, its brains almost spilling out.

"Ouch, ouch, ouch!" Yamabuki Hanajin shook her hands. As we all know, forces are reciprocal. The force with which you swing the baseball bat will eventually rebound back to your hands.

"I'm already a ghost, why should I still be controlled by Newton? Newton's coffin lid is being held so tightly." Yamabuki Hanajin finally came to the little girl.

The little girl stared intently at the older girl in the old-fashioned black school uniform.

"You can actually see me? That's wonderful." Yamabuki Hanajin reached out and gently ruffled her aunt's hair. "What's your name?"

The little girl looked at the older sister in front of her and didn't seem so scared. She whispered her name: "My name is Ciri Alice."

"Hmph, you've been fooled. My true identity is the Great Black Buddha Mother, who specializes in deceiving naive children like you. As long as I know your names, I will cast a curse on you: Give me all the candy on your body, and give me all the candy you have left!" Yamabuki Hanajin grinned wickedly.

Alice just blinked. Is this older sister out of her mind?

Seeing that Alice wasn't afraid, Yamabuki Hanajin lost interest and knocked down a zombie with a backhand.

"Let's go! I'll take you away." Yamabuki Hanajin grabbed the little girl's hand, but when she turned around, she found that the entrance was densely packed with zombies. It was possible that all the zombies on the street had been attracted here, at least a thousand of them.

These zombies can't see me, so I can get out on my own without any problem, but how am I supposed to get there with this child? I'm afraid the child will become a zombie buffet halfway there.

Suddenly, Alice pointed to the apartment building's perimeter wall: "Can we go up?"

"You're such a little genius." Yamabuki Hanajin pushed Alice's little bottom and pushed her up the wall, only to find that she couldn't jump up no matter what she did.

"You don't need to worry about me, just walk along the wall. These zombies can't see me," said Yamabuki Hanajin.

These zombies passed by Yamabuki Hanajin, completely ignoring her.

Alice didn't understand why this was happening, but she figured the older sister should be fine.

She walked carefully on the wall.

When Alice was halfway there, she suddenly stopped, her legs clamped tightly together, and her face turned slightly red.

"What's wrong?" Yamabuki Hanajin walked through the zombie horde as if she were taking a stroll, without any pressure.

Alice blushed and whispered, "Sister, I need to pee."

“…Just come out like this,” Yamabuki Hanajin urged.

"But... don't worry, I won't peek." Yamabuki Hanajin turned a blind eye.

As for why one eye is still open?