Pandemic の小説・ストーリー

I said and they both looked at him. “Jason, first of all, there are God damn Zombies walking freely on the streets, and no grocery store will be open!” Hannah lamented. “Wasn’t planning on buying groceries,” I said. “Are you suggesting we loot?” Ambrose retorted. “Yes, I am. We have no other choice, do we?” I asked. Hannah continuously shook her head in disagreement. “No...No...No! We won’t risk our lives,” She said. “If we don’t, we will die of hunger, so in whatever way, we’re still risking our lives,” I said.

"I think we need to go further back than that." "Here," Blaine said as he put a paper in front of me. "Is this your mom?" he whispered sadly as I stared at the paper and my body shuddered. There she was... I felt like someone had punched me straight through my heart. "Here... this is only a few month after this, but notice this..." Blaine pointed the line. "They called it a strange disease, just like they called your mom's death. A kind of virus or something like that. A mysterious pandemic or something." "How many?"

Boring. This world really boring, nothing new and exciting happening in this world. Except the global crisis 3 years ago. The 100 year annual great pandemic that taking about 1/3 world population. It even took all of my family member. As one of the victim of that pandemic, my life became Worst. I got shunned by society, even those that calling me their best friend leaving me alone in this world. What a sad reality.

I asked the doctor as I entered the pack hospital, I wanted to check on the wounded guards to be sure no one lost their lives in the course of the event that took place. "They are fine my lord, but I think we have a more important issue to worry about now" he replied, his face full of worry, what could be so important than the wounded guards I wondered. "Fill me in, what's going on?" I asked in a confused tone. "There is an ongoing pandemic spreading rapidly through the pack, it's cough but not just any kind, this one unable the patient to breathe properly and they might end up coughing to death if nothing is done about it" the doctor stated sadly.

Even though I wasn't totally aware before that there was a pandemic going on, even when I was still working and utterly unaware of what was going on around me, I knew for a fact that when the virus first spread, people, swarmed the shops in frantic mobs, wrecking as much as they stole. I tightened my hold on my baseball bat and gazed down and up each one of the twelve racks, looking for any indication or trace of disturbance. A low growling sound reached my ears, and I began to back away from the final row. Of course, I couldn't tell if it was a rotten or a dog. In any case, I recognized I was in big danger. Since the epidemic spread and humans began to die, a

Katelyn’s POV The world shifted in the span of weeks. First, it was a few scattered reports about pneumonia cases that didn’t seem to follow a pattern. Then the numbers multiplied. Provinces and cities, each day new places appeared in the headlines. It wasn’t just pneumonia anymore. The word changed. A novel coronavirus. Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2. The announcement came from the National Center for Disease Control and Prevention: Level 1 emergency response. The highest there was. The moment I read the bulletin, I felt the ground tilt under me.

That’s when he knew what he heard on the news was less than accurate. The rate at which disaster ensued was in every sense of the word shocking. A bustling mighty city was silenced. In record time thousands were dying all alone. Bodies stacked in freezer trucks. Half a million people were out of work. The social fabric was ripped into rifts that have not been repaired and may not be for quite a while. Trust, time had been lost and yet the dire predictions of a city damaged beyond repair. And even now the arrival of new subvariant is also a reminder that the pandemic is not over. Ross was taking Tippa back home to a place that would never go back to the way it