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Military Encampment

Author: Retroferd
last update Last Updated: 2025-01-07 18:03:27

Major Erickson stood inside the large, hastily constructed command tent, his broad shoulders tense as he scanned the group before him. Favour, Collins, and Sarah sat on the edge of their seats, their faces pale and drawn from exhaustion. The faint hum of generators filled the air, occasionally drowned out by the sounds of worried parents outside the encampment.

He leaned forward, resting his hands on the metal table between them, his piercing gaze fixed on the three survivors. "Tell me everything you know about the situation in the school," he ordered, his voice firm but not unkind. "I need every detail."

Sarah, looking exhausted, was the first to speak. “It’s chaos in there, sir. The zombies are everywhere. They’re fast, relentless, and... they seem to be spreading the infection rapidly. We barely made it out alive.” Her voice cracked, but she pressed on. "I really thought I would die there to be honest."

Collins nodded, his normally fiery demeanor subdued. “The library was the worst
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