Girl's Doomsday Rebirth Revenge & Survive novel Chapter 527

**TITLE: Doomsday Rebirth 527**
**Chapter 527: Polar Creatures**

A peculiar ache stirred deep within Caroline’s chest, a sensation that seemed to amplify with each memory of the penguin couple that had once called this place home. They had spent countless years attempting to hatch their precious eggs, only to face heartbreak time and again. Each failure etched deeper lines of sorrow into their fragile hearts.

Once, their story had captured the attention of the city, a glimmer of hope rising when the couple finally laid an egg. The news had spread like wildfire, and the community had rallied together, their excitement palpable as they envisioned the arrival of a baby penguin.

But the joy was short-lived. Just a few days later, the egg was found lifeless, extinguishing the flicker of hope that had ignited in so many hearts.

After that devastating loss, Caroline had returned to the park, her heart heavy as she watched the pair meandering around their enclosure, their spirits visibly crushed. The sight of their despondent waddles haunted her, a reminder of the fragility of life and the weight of despair.

Her reverie shattered when Sharon’s voice cut through the thick air beside her.

“It’s the great heat now,” Sharon remarked, her tone a mix of disbelief and admiration. “Yet somehow, these animals have managed to survive against all odds. They keep breaking out to steal food and even attack people. It’s as if they’ve claimed this area as their own dominion. They’re clever, united, and each one possesses a unique ability. We’ve attempted to eradicate them multiple times, but our efforts have always failed. If you can eliminate them all, we’ll reward you with whatever you desire.”

Caroline turned her head slightly, her gaze steady. “Fine. I’ll try.”

Yet, the meaning behind her words diverged significantly from what Sharon and the others interpreted.

A thought flickered in her mind: Would A Lovely Day in the Neighborhood work on these mutant creatures as well?

With that question lingering, she stepped into the aquarium, Raven at her side and Jet, recently freed, trotting eagerly behind her.

Inside, the air was surprisingly cool, a stark contrast to the oppressive heat outside. The power was still operational, with machines humming softly in the background. Even after all this time since the world had crumbled, the systems continued to function, a testament to the resilience of technology.

It was hardly surprising, considering that before the apocalypse, marine parks like this had utilized cutting-edge equipment. Now, with mutant beings guarding the premises, no one had dared to damage or loot the valuable resources within.

As Caroline ventured further inside, it didn’t take long for her to locate the power control room.

Everything within was automated, a marvel of pre-programmed efficiency. The generators, state-of-the-art and plentiful, stood ready to take over seamlessly should one fail.

Continuing down the corridor, Caroline’s heart raced with anticipation. Before long, she spotted her first mutant creature—a gentoo penguin.

She couldn’t shake the feeling that this penguin was one of the pair she had seen before the world had changed, though she couldn’t discern which one it was. A thick white stripe adorned its head, marking it unmistakably.

However, its appearance had transformed dramatically. Its body was now adorned with bold black-and-white stripes reminiscent of a zebra, and it towered nearly as tall as Caroline. Its beak gleamed with a razor-sharp edge, capable of slicing through steel with ease.

Yet, there was something unsettlingly human about it; the feathers on its head had vanished, leaving a patch of bare, shiny pink skin that resembled a balding middle-aged man.

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