low on ammunition,"cut in Africa,
showing the concern on his face along with the frustrations,”this
whole thing is just sickening. It's beginning to mutate with other
illnesses. Ebola, malaria, cholera.”
“Bubonic
plague,” cut in Pakistan's leader.
"There's
really nothing else we can do," the U.S. leader said after a
short pause," we only have camp Pendleton on the west now, the
other military base that had been up and running in Pennsylvania
hasn't been heard from since last month. The only solution left is to
go with plan #2."
"Are
you sure about that,"asked Russia," there are still many
living people out there."
"There's
nothing else we can do," U.S. said glumly," they're
multiplying out there."
"He's
right," added Pakistan," half of the middle east has
already turned, and those surviving are rushing into mountains. All
of our safe camps are gone."
"So
has most of Germany," spoke Germany's leader.
"Most
of my people have left to the Carpathians,"said Romania,"they're
hiding out there, but if the undead don't kill them, then the
freezing cold will."
"My
wife and children are at sea still," Italy said, adjusting his
glasses," I told them to never come to land. What will this
bombing do to them?"
"If
we don't do anything now," Israel said," then we will all
be dead too."
"How
long do we have exactly?" Asked Canada, looking at everyone.
"Two
days, maybe four," U.S. Answered," we must decide now."
The
climb up the mountainside hadn't been easy for Avery and Alex, each
climb hurting Avery's hands more as the wood bits pushed into her
hands more; but finally, Avery and Alex reached a safe place. They
walked into a mountainside cave and sat down, the outside light the
only source for them to make sure there were no wild animals in there
with them,” Stay here,” Alex told her, Avery just
nodding, while Alex checked further in the cave. When he returned, he
sat down across from the last person of his original group. "
What now?" Asked Avery, still shaking from the wreck earlier,
causing her body to be in pain, attempting to pull out the splinters.
"We
need to just wait,"Alex responded, wiping his face. He looked
out over the scenery, the smoke from the wreck below carrying the
scent of the dead through the air. He looked over at Avery, pulling
splinters out of her hands and he looked down at his own hands, cut
up from the glass from the wreck. His back ached, he had a headache,
he just felt pain everywhere from the constant running and fighting.
Jenny
and Holly reached the town and barely ran into any zombies. Yet. They
walked on down streets until they spotted the shelters Holly had
mentioned. They began to walk toward them,until a zombified woman
wearing a blood stained blue sundress with flower patterns on it,
spotted them. She began running at them, Holly and Jenny running away
from her.
They
ran over toward the shelters and jerked open the door of the closest
bomb shelter pronouncing a bright yellow sign containing the words ON
SALE in dark blue. Jenny ran in and Holly began to close the door
when the zombie ran up and reached its arm in at her. She screamed
and tried batting the arm away. Jenny ran over and jerked the door
shut, severing the damaged arm and she locked the door. The two of
them watched as more zombie faces appeared in front of the door,
Holly closed shut the peephole and locked it,sitting down on a medium
sized bunk bed.
"How
long do we have to stay in here,"Jenny asked.
"Forever
depending on what type of bombs they're gonna drop." Holly laid
down on the bed, staring up at the ceiling.
"I
hate this,"Jenny said after a moment.
Up
in the mountainsides, a day later, Alex climbed back up into the
cave, carrying with him sticks and rocks. Earlier that day, the two
of them had climbed down in search of food, but they only caught what
Avery had shot, which was a small squirrel. And they didn't worry
about water or smaller snacks, since Alex remembered he had thrown a
little supplies in
showing the concern on his face along with the frustrations,”this
whole thing is just sickening. It's beginning to mutate with other
illnesses. Ebola, malaria, cholera.”
“Bubonic
plague,” cut in Pakistan's leader.
"There's
really nothing else we can do," the U.S. leader said after a
short pause," we only have camp Pendleton on the west now, the
other military base that had been up and running in Pennsylvania
hasn't been heard from since last month. The only solution left is to
go with plan #2."
"Are
you sure about that,"asked Russia," there are still many
living people out there."
"There's
nothing else we can do," U.S. said glumly," they're
multiplying out there."
"He's
right," added Pakistan," half of the middle east has
already turned, and those surviving are rushing into mountains. All
of our safe camps are gone."
"So
has most of Germany," spoke Germany's leader.
"Most
of my people have left to the Carpathians,"said Romania,"they're
hiding out there, but if the undead don't kill them, then the
freezing cold will."
"My
wife and children are at sea still," Italy said, adjusting his
glasses," I told them to never come to land. What will this
bombing do to them?"
"If
we don't do anything now," Israel said," then we will all
be dead too."
"How
long do we have exactly?" Asked Canada, looking at everyone.
"Two
days, maybe four," U.S. Answered," we must decide now."
The
climb up the mountainside hadn't been easy for Avery and Alex, each
climb hurting Avery's hands more as the wood bits pushed into her
hands more; but finally, Avery and Alex reached a safe place. They
walked into a mountainside cave and sat down, the outside light the
only source for them to make sure there were no wild animals in there
with them,” Stay here,” Alex told her, Avery just
nodding, while Alex checked further in the cave. When he returned, he
sat down across from the last person of his original group. "
What now?" Asked Avery, still shaking from the wreck earlier,
causing her body to be in pain, attempting to pull out the splinters.
"We
need to just wait,"Alex responded, wiping his face. He looked
out over the scenery, the smoke from the wreck below carrying the
scent of the dead through the air. He looked over at Avery, pulling
splinters out of her hands and he looked down at his own hands, cut
up from the glass from the wreck. His back ached, he had a headache,
he just felt pain everywhere from the constant running and fighting.
Jenny
and Holly reached the town and barely ran into any zombies. Yet. They
walked on down streets until they spotted the shelters Holly had
mentioned. They began to walk toward them,until a zombified woman
wearing a blood stained blue sundress with flower patterns on it,
spotted them. She began running at them, Holly and Jenny running away
from her.
They
ran over toward the shelters and jerked open the door of the closest
bomb shelter pronouncing a bright yellow sign containing the words ON
SALE in dark blue. Jenny ran in and Holly began to close the door
when the zombie ran up and reached its arm in at her. She screamed
and tried batting the arm away. Jenny ran over and jerked the door
shut, severing the damaged arm and she locked the door. The two of
them watched as more zombie faces appeared in front of the door,
Holly closed shut the peephole and locked it,sitting down on a medium
sized bunk bed.
"How
long do we have to stay in here,"Jenny asked.
"Forever
depending on what type of bombs they're gonna drop." Holly laid
down on the bed, staring up at the ceiling.
"I
hate this,"Jenny said after a moment.
Up
in the mountainsides, a day later, Alex climbed back up into the
cave, carrying with him sticks and rocks. Earlier that day, the two
of them had climbed down in search of food, but they only caught what
Avery had shot, which was a small squirrel. And they didn't worry
about water or smaller snacks, since Alex remembered he had thrown a
little supplies in
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