Chapter 15: Dark and Difficult Days (2)
Enduring the discomfort, Ye Ke placed his hand on top of the trash can and quickly left the place while half-crouched.
Even though the movement of the trash can was only little, it was extremely obvious for the school ground was eerily quiet like a dead city.
Moving to a corner place, Ye Ke pulled out a tactical assault knife.
The tip of the knife penetrated the plastic. Little by little, Ye Ke drew a circular hole. The process took a while longer than expected because the width of the plastic was very thick.
The radius of the hole was about five centimeters long. Although it blocked majority of his field of vision, it was good enough.
He only has this one dagger and a few of those infected surrounding him would surely catch himself in a knot.
At the moment, without any powerful weapons, Ye Ke could only rely on his physical strength, stamina, and skills learned while in the military.
This was the only viable solution he could think of to protect himself from dangers.
Hopefully, the infected monsters won't react too much to the moving green trash which looked like an oversized bucket hat.
The hole Ye Ke cut out finally gave way to fresh air and it gradually cleared his mind.
He recalled in detail the map of the whole campus in his mind.
His dormitory was located on the east side of the school. To the west past the main road is the cafeteria hall, library, and stadium.
In any case, he needed to bypass the teacher's staff room.
God knows how many of them were hiding in there.
Ye Ke walked north and passed through the dining hall. Throughout the way, Ye Ke passed by several internet cafes jutted just outside the dining hall. There were also a few small sized restaurants. Five of them housed frequent students from his dormitory building.
The time going there took a while. He'd only move when he was sure there weren't any of those things. His speed was just as slow, often stopping to observe the surroundings nearby.
Ye Ke hadn't encountered many of the monsters on the way. They were all scattered. Within his sight, he only saw three of them at ten o'clock, two at four o'clock, and four at eight o'clock.