In the heart of an age-old metropolis, beneath a sky painted with endless twilight, the echo of an ancient curse reverberates. The labyrinthine streets, winding and knotted, stretch indefinitely. As though woven by a deranged spider, they loop back upon themselves, offering no start and no end—only a continuous, cyclical nightmare.

The air is thick with silence, punctuated only by the soft thud of footsteps—yours and those of the undead. The structures, once evidence of architectural prowess, now loom like menacing tombstones, casting long, intertwining shadows on the cobbled ground. Each alley, every corner, seems chillingly familiar, as if you’ve wandered them countless times before. But this time, there’s a palpable weight in the air, a sinking realization: you won’t find your way out.

Each building you pass tells a tale—windows shattered, walls crumbling, and doors slightly ajar, beckoning you to step inside. The zombies, once merely guardians of this forsaken land, have evolved into cunning hunters. Their gait, more determined; their eyes, though hollow, gleam with an eerie intelligence. The city’s maze, it seems, has become their playground—a deadly game of cat and mouse, where you, dear explorer, are the prey.

Street lamps, their flames long extinguished, stand as silent witnesses to the twisted game unfolding. The moon, perpetually crimson, casts a ghostly light, revealing pages strewn about—pages from this very coloring book. With each illustration, a moment of this ceaseless chase is captured, awaiting your touch to bring it to life, perhaps in hopes of finding an escape within their confines.

But as the pages turn and colors bleed, a haunting truth becomes evident: the labyrinth has no exit. The only way out is to journey deeper in, confronting the terror head-on, embracing the dance with the undead. For in “Zombie Attack III”, escape is not an option. Every color, every line, every heartbeat leads you further into the heart of darkness, where the ultimate question lingers: How will you face the end?