Who betrays the protagonist in the armored vehicle?

The body's wife and her male best friend deny him entry to profit from his death.

What weapon does the protagonist use against the zombies and the vehicle occupants?

A high-frequency concussion grenade with a three-mile attraction radius.

Mad in the Horde

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Mad in the Horde — A top-ranked gamer is pulled into a despised novel as a doomed side character facing betrayal and a zombie horde.

During a ranked match climax, a flash bang blinds an eight-win-streak gamer and transports him into a post-apocalyptic novel he recently criticized. He inhabits the body of a namesake cannon-fodder character trapped outside an armored vehicle while Tier Six zombies swarm. The body's wife orders gunners via walkie-talkie to deny entry, intending his televised death to secure her inner-city status, while her male best friend anticipates a permanent spot from the sacrifice. Refusing the scripted fate of begging for mercy, the protagonist draws on competitive instincts, grabs a high-frequency concussion grenade, smashes the vehicle's ventilation valve, and hurls the device inside.

Quick answers

Who betrays the protagonist in the armored vehicle?: The body's wife and her male best friend deny him entry to profit from his death.
What weapon does the protagonist use against the zombies and the vehicle occupants?: A high-frequency concussion grenade with a three-mile attraction radius.