"Bring me that girl!" Looking at the ten remaining people who were terrified by his behavior at that moment, Dominic glanced at Alicia beside him and asked her to bring the girl to him.
After receiving the order, Alicia turned around and walked to a dark corner nearby, pulled a young girl out from inside, and then threw her heavily to the ground.
"Ah!"
Thrown like that, the girl obviously felt pain, but as if her mouth had been covered, she could only let out a small moan of pain.
The ten people looked at each other and then saw the girl lying on the ground with her hands tied behind her back, her mouth covered with a cloth, and scratches all over her face. She was already injured and frightened, so Dominic got what he wanted from her.
Dominic put on a look of sadness on his face, then put on a friendly smile again, looked at the ten people in front of him, and said, "This girl has told me many things, but as a good leader, I must not believe the words of just one person. As things turned out this way, I hope each of you won't fail me."
As Dominic said this, he leaned slightly towards the next person and asked the question just as he had before: "Who the hell is Teddy, and where is his refuge?"
"I... I don't know..."
Bang!
Dominic shook his head and ended up killing this man; after all, he was useless to him. With the remaining nine people not counting the young woman who was watching all this unfold,.
Under Dominic's gaze, the nine people trembled; perhaps they were too scared. The next one also didn't respond as he wanted, so he ended up killing him.
But when he got to the eighth person, Dominic got what he wanted. In fact, this group called Vultures doesn't have a safe base; originally, they came to Texas to observe the situation and look for a safe place to survive. But everything changed when they encountered a cult, Teddy's cult, whose members follow him devoutly and hope to achieve their purpose in the situation.
Maybe they were tired of wandering. After arriving in Texas five months ago, they simply settled here, chose a place to set up a camp, and survived by collecting supplies in the city until the cult decided to accept them.
All they did was bring supplies to Teddy's cult, but they had never killed people before. At first, they actually had no intention of harming others but often helped the survivors passing through here; some left after thanking them, while others chose to stay and live together.
But the world is tough. As the number of people increased and most people didn't have weapons, they didn't dare set foot in places where there were many walkers. The amount of edible food was getting lower, and sometimes they even had days without eating anything, so their group's mind felt pressure when they had to prepare a tribute for the cult.
The helicopter was a good target for them; it must have rich resources that the cult needs, and in return, they could get food and numerous medical supplies.
Finally, under the cult's concern, they attacked the helicopter that was about to crash. Dominic's group never expected to be attacked by people in their situation, and most were killed while those who could escape were now watching the rest of the vultures tremble in pain.
But there's always a time when the food runs out. After tasting sweetness once, while they continued to explore the city, they began to attack survivors here frantically.
This was also the reason why they attacked Dominic's helicopter, but they didn't expect to be killed in large numbers by the same man who was now in front of them.
Everyone thought it would be just as easy, but they encountered reality. After hearing this, Dominic looked at Addison, who was next to his family, and asked another question to this group: How do they act?
When they heard this question, the same person responded. At first, since they didn't have weapons available, they pretended to be very friendly and invited them to the camp to rest. Although most chose to refuse, a small number of people agreed.
Although some people feel that such methods are too cruel to survive, everyone chooses to remain silent and accept this behavior.
After attracting people to the camp, they attacked mercilessly, killed people, and seized their food and firearms.
As they seized more and more resources, they stopped cheating, and sometimes, if it was necessary, they only took half of the resources, letting go of those who deserved it.
Maybe God favored them; when they attacked the survivors in the helicopter, they believed they would get a large number of weapons, which would surely help them pay tribute to Teddy's cult.
Recently, they had changed their location to observe a shelter that was a stadium, as they were unsure if it was safe to subdue those people. They planned to send Charlie as a spy from their group to observe the community in the stadium.
Everyone thought living in a stadium was very smart, so these people should be stronger. When Addison heard this, she felt anger rising from deep within her heart, knowing that things weren't actually so simple from the beginning.
In fact, at this point, they no longer need to rely on attacking other survivors to get food; only the food they grow and the prisoners they capture will allow them to live a nutritious life in this apocalypse.
But people's greed is endless; even if they no longer have to worry about food, hunting other survivors has become their habit for a long time, and they have never thought about going back to the past.
Of course, naturally, there are some people on the team who cannot understand this approach and think that such unprovoked killings are simply unnecessary.
After several times of futile dissuasion, these people knew they couldn't stop them once again in the darkness of the night, but to keep the group together, they all decided to stay.
Upon hearing what this person said, Dominic couldn't help but stay silent, knowing that the cult he was talking about could be the one controlling everything in this part of Texas and was one of the causes of their misfortunes.
"So, where is Teddy's shelter? Why not attack them directly if they have enough weapons?"
When he asked this question, Dominic wanted to know why they would allow themselves to be intimidated like this; even if the shelter was strong, no matter how strong it was, they could always put up resistance, which reminded him of how Rick's group faced The Surviors.
Upon hearing this question, the person also showed a stunned expression, hastily waving his hands and saying, "I... I don't know, I'm not a fighter; I usually stay at the camp, and this time I'm here because your people brought me. Besides, Teddy's group is very large, and they have many weapons."
Dominic couldn't help but frown, obviously not very satisfied, so he looked at the remaining people.
"Where is it?"
"I know!"
Feeling Dominic's gaze, the thin young man wiped the sweat from his forehead, knowing that if he didn't say anything now, it would probably end badly later, so he said it before his fellow comrades could speak.
"Teddy is a reasonable old man; he doesn't like to get his hands dirty and is extremely careful. If you talk to him, you wouldn't have to enter into a war that would cost lives on both sides."
"Calm down; that's not the damn question I asked."
"Bang!"
With one more shot, another person fell to the ground lifeless, venerating screams of fear and pain.
"Where is Teddy's group?"
Dominic's expression did not change at all; since the other party was a troublesome force, he naturally had to approach and make an assessment.
"In a factory, the place is very well protected in the surroundings, but I can tell you."
"Go!"
Seeing that he said what he wanted to know in advance, Dominic was a little surprised but still asked, "How do you know?"
"I am in charge of taking care of medicines and firearms. I take care to ensure that the offerings reach Teddy without any problem."
"Good!"
"Not bad at all! Thank you very much for your cooperation!"
Regarding the information obtained so far, Dominic's lips curled at the corners, and he clapped very satisfiedly, expressing his approval for their cooperation.
Then, with a smile, he aimed his gun at the remaining people in front of him and shot all those who were kneeling on the ground, killing as many men as women, then shot the silent Ennis, who didn't say a single word.
Bang! Bang! Bang!
This set of actions was very fast, and before the rest of the people could react, there were ten corpses on the ground.
It's not that Dominic insisted on killing most of them, but he found that it was not beneficial to keep these bastards who killed Billy, so he only left those who were essential alive. He didn't want distractions or unstable factors at this place.
As for this woman named Charlie, she is just a young woman. She has been tortured and is covered in wounds. Taking care of her could be a hassle, so Dominic was about to kill her when Alicia stepped forward to stop him.
"Wait, Dominic, she's not entirely bad."
"You killed them all."
The sudden change made the thin young man scream and back away in fear, while Charlie simply scared herself to incontinence, emitting an unpleasant smell from the lower part of her body.
"Haha, what damn idiots to think they would leave this place alive."
Looking at the two horrified people in front of him, Dominic laughed lightly, replaced the gun at his waist, and said, "Don't be afraid; I just eliminated some uncooperative people. I am a man of my word."
"I'll leave that young woman alive, but remember she was about to enter your community and give information to the enemy to harm you."