Outbreak Z Novels & Stories

LEVI'S POV The door had barely shut behind us before Theo started speaking; the urgency in his voice immediately put me on edge. “It’s a plague outbreak.” I stopped so abruptly that Theo nearly walked into me. “What the fuck did you just say?” “A plague outbreak. And it’s the first outbreak of its kind in centuries. It started in Gravel End and Black Pike, but it’s spreading fast. They’ve already reported ten casualties already.” “Fuck.” The word left me under my breath, as we started moving again, both of us striding quickly through the corridor now.

"Someone actually managed to get the infection under control? How did they do it? Did they burn the entire country to the ground, or did they round up all the uninfected people and ship them off to keep them safe?" "I think they had an emergency army response plan or something." "They planned for a zombie attack?" "I don't think it was a necessarily a zombie attack. I think they just planned for an airborne pathogen of some kind. They had emergency response vehicles, food stores, and safe centers all prepared ahead of time. They were the fastest to respond, and I think it helped them. Of course, that was like four and a half months ago. England could be wiped off the face of the planet by no

He looked straight at Hayley. "It's time you knew. "Before the zombie virus outbreak, the authorities had already detected it. "In the early stages, the government prepared emergency plans, treating it as a top-tier infectious disease with nationwide protection measures. Unfortunately, this virus was far more terrifying than anything classified before. "Before full-scale protection could even be implemented, it erupted. Worse still, it attacked indiscriminately. Even the central command, with its strict protections, was hit. "If central command had held, the entire country wouldn't have fallen."

Even her. She’d seen enough infection-orientated documentaries to realize that this was a textbook attack. The zombie wanted one thing: to devour the bones of living humans. Authorities had tried dead animals, live ones too, with no success. This had been a phenomenal realization, one that echoed in Emily’s mind in a David Attenborough-esque voice-over: “Thus, the species that had mastered fire, visited the moon, and created the atom bomb, found its place at the top of the food chain compromised.” And that last comment had almost proven correct. It took four years for the outbreak, which was suspected to have originated in Central America, to be brought under control. Time enough for million

Back at the lab, James held a meeting to explain the latest findings and assigned additional sample testing to the other teams, hoping they could help track down the root cause. “This new outbreak was found in a small village near the Southridge Reservoir,” he explained. “The patients are experiencing severe vomiting, blurry vision, red eyes, elevated hemoglobin, high fever, and difficulty walking.” Fiona clenched her fists. She was determined to beat Miranda this time. There was no way she would let Miranda outshine her again. Miranda sat quietly, listening. From where she sat, a beam of sunlight streamed in, illuminating her lustrous hair that was neatly pinned up. A few loose strands fram

I had paid him well in advance to make sure the video played all the way through. One by one, the photos appeared on screen. Every single one showed Jasper and Fiona living it up abroad. Then, the final few slides hit. They were hospital consent forms for emergency surgery and an amniotic fluid embolism report, and on every document, the signature line for next of kin was blank. The last image was a photo of me, drenched in blood, lying on a stretcher as I was rushed into emergency surgery. The montage ended with a written statement that was over a thousand words long. It was my full account of every trip, every hotel booking, every time Jasper had snuck off with Fiona behind my back over th

replied the general who looked very curious. "I got information on the internet that the world is currently experiencing a virus outbreak," said Kojima informing the General of new information. "It's true that the general in the world at this time there has been a virus outbreak that has almost killed every soul in every country," said Yusuke adding Kojima's remarks. "Virus Outbreak! What Virus Outbreak do you mean please explain all the information you get" asked the General who looked quite surprised about what had happened to the inner world.

he said, "What outbreak?!" terra replied, "The same one that brought down that girl ikira, soon the whole elemental world shall fall to its knees at the hands of lord Marxis!" He said, A punch of zarae silenced him into a slumber as rashkov held him, terra turned panic stricken to them, what sort of disease was he talking about?, "Rashkov, make sure nobody enters the infirmary, it could be contagious, seal all exits, he could have allies here and put the whole city under emergency lockdown" terra shouted as they ran towards the infirmary,

It tasted like blood and smoke and sunlight, like the promise of everything she had never been allowed to want. On the water, their hearts beat not separate but together, the old city crying out behind them, the new one singing ahead. * The first outbreak happened overnight. An office tower in the west end sprouted blue filaments along the HVAC intakes; in the morning, the entire floor was found sprawled in fugue, hair and nails growing impossible centimeters per hour, every phone switched on and live-streaming nonsense. The council sent an emergency task force, but they barely made it two blocks before their driver started babbling in binary and crashed into a bakery, killing no one but see

FIRST-TIME HOST REWARD PACKAGE AVAILABLE. INITIAL TASKS GENERATED. TASK ONE: SECURE CLEAN WATER SOURCE. TASK TWO: ACQUIRE NON-PERISHABLE FOOD. TASK THREE: OBTAIN A DEFENSIVE WEAPON. OUTBREAK WINDOW:89 DAYS REMAINING. Evelyn stared at the number. Eighty-nine days. Her stomach tightened. Three days. Three entire days had vanished. In her first life, the outbreak began ninety-two days after this morning. Not eighty-nine. The difference should have been impossible.