Walking Dead Fort Benning Novels & Stories

"Drop your weapons. Kneel. Hands behind your heads. Or be vaporized." Jack stopped. He looked left. Tanks. He looked right. Infantry. He looked up. Death. He looked at his team. Marcus was leaning against the wall, sliding down slowly, a trail of dark blood smearing the white stone. His bio-foam patch had failed. Finch was on his knees, dry heaving, the gas having gotten to his old lungs. Ben was out of ammo, holding his empty launcher like a club. Haley was curled in a ball, sobbing quietly, clutching her laptop.

She pulled her cloak tighter and walked through the camp, her feet carrying her without conscious direction. The camp was quiet. Guards were posted at the perimeter, their eyes scanning the darkness for any sign of danger. Fires were banked low, glowing like embers in the night. Soldiers rested in their tents, their breathing soft, their dreams unknowable. Lena walked through it slowly, memorizing faces, saying silent goodbyes to people she might never see again. A young wolf who had laughed at dinner. An old vampire who had shared her water. A hybrid child who had asked if the battle would hurt.

He pulled his arm away from them as he argued, “And what about him? Will we just allow him to die here like this?” He then pointed to William who had already passed out at that moment. “But sir, they cannot see you with this man,” his bodyguard commented. They were still at the abandoned complex, the former Elysian Inc office, but was now a haunted place. It was getting dark, so the only light that was allowing them to see each other was the fainting light of the setting sun. The place was also far from the metropolis, so there were no nearby hospitals in the area.

The base lay in ruins, littered with the corpses of ordinary people, and the air was thick with the pungent stench of blood. The air-raid shelter was an even more gruesome sight. What had once been a refuge was nothing but crumbling walls and debris at present. Conrad stepped onto a puddle of blood. The elderly woman who always greeted him with a smile at the base was now nothing but a severed head. She had been devoured by zombies. “How?! How could this happen…” Conrad’s voice trembled. He tried to reach out, but his arms refused to move. He knelt on the ground and sobbed uncontrollably.

He looked up at me and spat out a chunk of the man, and nodded, ready to go. I walked on, opening doors to make sure they were clear as we passed, knowing Xander and Elias probably had Balista cornered in one of them. I kicked in a door to the left, and no one was there. "Clear!" A few wolves ran past, but Seven stayed on my flank. Gunfire, growling, shouts, and screams echoed off the walls in the warehouse as we made our way through. I kicked open a door to the right. Nothing. "Clear!" Then I came to another door across the hallway and heard voices. I kicked it open, and Xander and Elias were standing there nude, having just shifted, and Balista and Sasha were backed against the wall.

“Walls are reinforced. Traps everywhere. Varek’s waiting for you. He wants you to come. Wants to prove your surrender was weakness.” “Of course he does,” I muttered. We got no more useful info after that. The prisoners were either fanatical or stupid. We locked them with the seers to be dealt with later. The legion regrouped and we kept moving. We cleared the Deadwood by nightfall. Ironridge Fort rose in the distance like a black tooth against the mountains. Torches lined the walls. Smoke from hundreds of fires. Even from here I could smell them — blood, sweat, fear.

But what was weird about it was that Alexandra face was blurry, like if it was slightly burned off. "Alexandra, what the hell happened?" I forgot about the picture when Mike joined us. "Didn't you see it? It all happened so fast. Buildings were burned down, people were slaughtering and burning each other in the city. Many escaped and ran away, but many more died. It's like everyone had gone mental" I stared at her horrified. "Where's Win and Pheuk?! Adom?" I asked. "I thought they'd be here." "How can this be happening?! One second we were in Adom apartment, and the next we wake up in the middle of the streets and find out that we've jumped right into an episode of The Walking Dead?!" Mike r

I was dealing with a deranged man who had no issue doing anything, including killing me. The only thing to do was just as he said—accept the situation. If I didn’t want more people to get hurt, or more precisely, killed, then I needed to have a level head and be smart about my actions. A “Welcome” sign came up, and I read the name as we passed by. “Woodbury, Georgia? We’re not seriously in Woodbury, are we?” “Why?” “The Walking Dead? Ring any bells?” His brow scrunched up. “No.”

Seeing her shadows vanished into the horizon and Alfred confirmed that she has indeed heading to the directions of the Forward Operation Base, I nodded and started to walk to the City to get a closer looks on it. “(T.A.S..how is it looks on the Mini Map?..)”. [Packed to the brim…the entire city and even under it were filled with Undeads and Demons…all entrance were guarded with Vampires and Demons…the 300 meter radius around the city were all filled with skeleton and zombies buried all around the city..]. (T.A.S) “Alfred stop…”. As we were about to entered the 300 Meter radius around the city wall, I signal Alfred and stopped him from moving, because underneath the undisturbed dirt were fill

he announced, motioning with his hand for them to come forward. The two soldiers stepped out from the group, their posture instantly snapping to attention. Sergeant Park was a tall, broad-shouldered man with a calm demeanor, while Private Yosh was leaner, her sharp eyes scanning the room with intense focus. Briggs looked at Joanna. "Park will handle the internal security rotations, and Yosh will coordinate the outer watchtower lookouts. They know my protocols inside and out. The base will be locked down tight while we are gone." Caleb continued, unfazed by Julian’s skepticism. "The rest of the properties can be cleared by the soldiers. Only a small amount of zombies are in the immediate area