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I heard a wet and sickening sound of metal tearing through thick flesh nearby. A heavy and armored thud followed immediately and shook the gravel path just a few feet away from my hiding spot. My eyes snapped open and my survival instincts instantly hijacked my exhausted brain. I held my breath and pressed my body deeper into the dark shadows of the weeping angel. I slowly crawled forward on my hands and knees until I reached the edge of the tall bushes. I carefully pushed a few wet branches aside and peered through the small gap into the adjoining path. The dim moonlight broke through the storm clouds and illuminated a horrifying scene.

Both Ruth and I turned our heads at the same time. From the pile of zombies nearby, a blood-soaked figure crawled out with what little strength he had left. One of his arms was missing. It was Dan. I raised an eyebrow in surprise. I had to admit, the guy was ridiculously tough. Falling straight into a swarm of zombies and still managing to survive?

I could feel the crowds watching impatiently, waiting for bloodshed, which I am going to give them now, but it will be from their people. I could feel Mr Clarkson's eyes staring daggers at me, but I didn't care. A sudden whoosh of an arrow sounded in my ear. I looked over and saw Kira and just fired three arrows at a time at the creature. That made me activate my fighting instinct and use my survival mode as a backup plan. Then, I charged at the creature. While Michael and Favour followed me, Kira and Manuel served as our backup plan. I twisted my knife and jumped high with all my strength, going higher than I could even imagine. Then I stuck the knife in the creature's eyes.

My eyes landed on the hammer next to a small bush that Kelly had been staring at. “He’s going to kill us, and you’re going to stand here and watch it?” she was being so over the top. She was asking someone for protection and mercy who she had abducted and forcibly impregnated. “Look who I caught,” Sawyer suddenly appeared out of the dark bushes with a bloodied Jack. Sawyer had his hand against the back of Jack’s neck, making Jack look even more terrified of him. The way they both had blood on them made me wonder how they had fought. Sawyer barely had any injuries, but Jack was covered from head to toe. His lip was split, and his nose seemed to be broken, along with other major injuries. Sawy

Jewels are imbedded in the hilt, and though I can’t see the blade, I instinctively sense that it’s sharp enough to slice through steel. I reach for it, trying not to telegraph my movements as the first man wrenches my legs apart and rips at my clothes. My fingers close around the cold metal, and I act before I can even think. My body is in survival mode – I’ve tried flight, and now all that’s left is fight. After all, it’s not like I have anything to lose. I slash the dagger across the first man’s throat, watching his flesh rip open with detached horror. It took more strength than I expected, but I managed, and now his hot, crimson blood is gushing out as he gurgles and claws at his neck. Th

“Oh, I agree. But you didn’t swat him. You clocked him. He still wants to eat you for that.” Her color drained visibly. “And not in the way that would make you moan.” Her mouth opened. Closed. “You’re lucky,” I said quietly. “I used his shock to regain control. If I hadn’t—if I’d hesitated for a heartbeat—he would’ve torn your throat out. And I would not have been able to stop him.” Silence fell thick around us. I turned away from her before I did something worse. “If you’re going to survive out here,” I said darkly, “you better learn when to bare your teeth—and when to tuck your tail.”

You didn't starve to death. I could not take it anymore. "Mom, do you know how I've been surviving this semester? On handouts from my roommate and digging through trash for leftover food! And today, if my advisor hadn't been kind enough to buy me a meal, I probably would've collapsed and ended up in the hospital!" I thought hearing about what I had been through might change her mind. Instead, she let out a scornful laugh. "So what, you're trying to brag to me about your good luck? How you ran into a nice roommate and a nice advisor?

Just as we are about to lose all hope, a faint whimper reaches our ears, piercing through the silence like a beacon of possibility. Reacting swiftly to the sound, I convey the urgency of the situation to my pack members through a series of urgent gestures, my eyes reflecting the gravity of the moment. Fueled by a mixture of anticipation and trepidation, we hasten towards the origin of the feeble cry, our hearts pounding in our chests. Drawing closer to the wreckage of the once sturdy bunker, my gaze locks onto a small, fragile figure trapped beneath a heavy beam and the remnants of the shattered structure. Though barely clinging to consciousness, Savage's presence serves as a glimmer of hope

"We've got to find a way to make a cut. I think I can see what looks like a driveway." How he can see, I'm not sure, but I believe him. Tucker's one of the best, and if he says we need to try and get through this, then we need to do it yesterday. Finding the only saw that's back there, along with some gloves, I grab them up, running over to where Tucker and Major stand. "This is the skinniest part of the tree I can see. If we can at least make a spot for us to walk through, we can get back there and see if anyone needs help."

Tsao noticed that there were those who would die after a single bite and those who survived even the most gruesome wounds, but still perished due to blood loss or lack of treatment. As soon as it hit him, he went back to the sled and picked up some potions and bandages looking for survivors. Anne said and Tsao replied nodding silently. They lit a fire with whatever they had at hand while Bob went to look for survivors. Anne started to melt some snow to boil water and brought the sleds near the campfire. Tsao grabbed some rope and sticks to improvise a tourniquet for a young man who was bleeding out due to a wolf bite. After he was sure he was stable he dragged him near the fire and went look