Outbreak Z Novels & Stories

“She’s right. If we continue to bicker, the disease will wipe us all out before we even have a chance to fight it.” Zayn stood up, his imposing frame casting a long shadow over the gathered alphas. “We don’t have time for endless debates. I will double the efforts of my healers and send scouts to gather more information on the origin of this outbreak. But understand this—pointing fingers at my family won’t save your pack members. We need to focus on the problem at hand.” There was a moment of silence before the alphas begrudgingly nodded in agreement. Zayn felt the weight of the room pressing down on him. The disease was no joke, and he knew the others were right. It would only be a matter o

He really have no reason to stay but he had no clue about this world so he turned to the new group and asked them about the outbreak but he only understand a few. It was June 27, which is a month ago when the outbreak started. They say the weather was too hot that day and many patients at different place fell ill after taking some sort of drug and was sent to a rehabilitation facility. After that day, a patient at the facility was infected with a stabilizer and gone crazy after receiving the treatment. He began clawing at the sheets and the room was overturned and on that day, the patient went missing. After a few days, they found the crazy patient biting off people in the street and there t

Mike arrived at the scene of the explosion in a haste. The whole place had been sealed completely. Busy workers from different units were at the scene tending to different needs. He jumped off the bicycle he rode to the place . It was not his own. When the news of the explosion got into his ears, a reflex was stimulated in him. And he sought for the nearest means of transportation. A bicycle parked just beside him. He mounted it and rode off. Behind him, the voice of a younger male tried to signal him to stop. But it was a pointless act. He would not deny the fact that he heard it . It was not just the right time to play discipline. His loved one was in that part of Center City where the exp

HAZEL I wake up to the sound of frantic footsteps and hushed whispers outside my door. Something is wrong. I can feel it in the air. I sit up in bed, my heart pounding. Arnold and Ethan are already up, speaking in low voices by the window. “What’s going on?” I ask, my voice still groggy from sleep. Arnold turns to me, his face serious. “There’s a disease outbreak, Hazel. People are getting sick.” My heart sinks. “How bad is it? And overnight too?”

I said, "I've been reborn. In my past life, I died three years after the zombie outbreak. "These are records of my purchases before the zombie outbreak. In a year, the safe zone will be overrun by a large wave of zombies. We have to prepare in advance." He took my phone and looked at it in surprise. "Do you know the cause of the virus, then?" "That had yet to be discovered when I died." He fell briefly silent. "There are missiles and infrared systems outside the safe zone, and we have satellites monitoring the zombies' movements. Whatever you highlighted won't happen."

But that didn’t escalate our shock, this did. We started to hear movement somewhere around the store. Ambrose was behind us, he tried to move closer, and ‘tripped’ on something and fell. Hannah pointed her torch only for us to see that a zombie held Ambrose’s leg, before any action could be taken, the zombie dug her teeth into Ambrose’s leg which made him let out a scream of horror. “Fuck!!!” I yelled and grabbed a fire extinguisher and smashed it into the Zombie’s head as she was moving towards us.

Dr Purcell just shut me down, maybe the reddish black scales weren’t as big of a deal as I thought that it was. Dr Purcell was right, that was not enough to help those who were already sick, we could stop it from spreading further now that we knew the source but what about saving those who were sick? Damon shook me vigorously, “Rebekka, get out of your head and talk to me.” I blinked and looked at him, I hadn’t realized that I spaced out. “Uhm,” “What is it?” “We found out that the outbreak is water borne, there is something in the wells.”

Through the window, Jane watched soldiers funnel civilians toward a waiting coach—families, the limping and the ash-streaked, all herded under floodlights. “Where are we going?” she asked, voice small under the engine’s rumble. “To the safe zone,” Zak said, eyes forward as he rolled into gear. Jake leaned between the front seats. “How come we’re not infected?” Zak shrugged. “Guess you’re the lucky ones.” Up front, Linda tapped on a rugged tablet. “Outbreak window is forty-eight hours,” she said, not looking up. “Patient zeros at a nightclub. Containment failed. We’re still mapping clusters.”

"What break out? What about it" "Viviana didn't inform you? She's been slacking on her responsibilities lately" he muttered the last part. It was unlike Alfio to make such comments especially when it came to Viviana. He overlooked her excesses. It must be very important if he is upset with her this time. "What about it?" "There has been a breakout amongst the children. A new disease, unlike anything I've ever seen before. It starts with rashes and then it grows bigger into boils. Some of the children lose their sight and others their sense of taste"

His leg was bandaged. Heath’s mind constructed the story of a busy emergency room, Van Helsings frantically trying to give medical care to their friends, ambulances ready to take the injured to Rideten or one of the larger hospitals which would still be staffed, when the zombie outbreak had taken hold, someone who had bitten and brought there amongst the burn victims, the origin of their injury hidden beneath the burns. Or, more than one zombie, Heath amended as he followed the path of destruction and disaster through the sprawl of bodies and the spill of blood. The man by the door had locked them from the inside to contain the outbreak, before ending his own life. “Nothing alive in here,” R