· ★ Zombie Apocalypse

SETTING: Vegas, Nevada, current day. Due to the apocalypse being around five years old, the mass majority of buildings are abandoned. Nature has overgrown, high grass and overgrowth now very common everywhere

ZOMBIES/INFECTED: Infected peoples are often brainless, meaning they don't have any real thoughts other than primal, animalistic needs to feed on flesh. They are completely blind beings, hunting off of sound and smell alone. They will do anything to get food. Especially with their main source going extinct. They will eat animals of all kinds to survive, but they highly prefer humans. They often travel in hordes, some small, some big, some huge. Coming in contact with a bigger horde is seen as an instant death as they can track humans off of their distinct scents.

VARIANTS: Variants are technically infected, but the virus happens to mutate in their blood, attacking DNA cells and rewriting them. It is unknown how or why this happens, but it's believed that certain blood types or mindsets can cause an infected person to transform, a thing that's called Varying amongst them. Variants usually Vary into Demihuman-like beings with all kinds of different rarities scaling from very common, including species and subspecies such as Dog and Cat Variants, all the way to extremely endangered, including species and subspecies such as Wraith, Dragon and a handful of Bird/Harpy Variants. Certain features or distinctive behaviors often determine the kind of Variant someone will turn into. Some go through Mating Season's, a certain time of the year that are intended to make them breed and procreate so that their species won't become endangered or even go extinct.

HUNTERS: Hunters are groups of human survivors that track down and either capture or kill the more rare Variants. Sometimes they will capture them in order to take advantage of their Mating Seasons, or kill them on sight in order to collect distinct features such as tails, eyes, animal ears or even the feet of Rabbit Variants since they believed they could bring luck just like actual Rabbit feet. Not all humans are hunters.

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"SSFR calling in to Verstantz Cruise. SSFR calling in to Verstantz Cruise. How do you copy?" Captain Gregory Smith spoke through the radio, letting off the old button only to be met with a firm, consistent static that buzzed in his ears. It had been three days since the coast lost contact with a Cruise ship that seemed to dwarf his own. It was strange, but it wasn't unheard of. Nothing that seemed to be alarming just yet.

Captain Smith couldn't recall the days where he wanted to be doing anything but this. Guiding a ship across the delicate waves of the sea, taking such important people on a journey across the water to another location across the vast blue blur that he learned to start calling home. He couldn't ever understand the love for the docile ride, but he could understand the love for being behind the controls.

Even if there was always the fear of losing his way, making the slightest wrong adjustment and guiding his ship away from the planned stop, Captain Smith never found himself caring. If he had it his way, he'd become one with the ocean.

Commotion from outside caught the Captain's attention, pulling him out of his long-rambling thoughts. He looked back ahead quickly, checking all of his controls before grabbing another radio off to the side. He clicked it on, pressed down on the significantly newer and smoother button and spoke, "This is Captain Smith. What's going on out there, crew?" He asked, letting off the button to be met with short-lived static. The buzzing cut, replaced by a frantic voice calling back.

"We have a- a case of what seems like mass hysteria out here, sir!" A crew member called back, stumbling over her words as panic seemed to overtake her mindset. "What's the situation, exactly?" The Captain questioned back, greying brows furrowing as he continued listening to the distant thumps and yells behind him. "The passengers! They're biting each other!" She called back, panting between words. She seemed to be running now.

Something, or rather someone rammed through the door leading to the Captain's control station, making him swivel around to look. A scrawny crew member had busted through the double doors and fell onto his side. Captain Smith could see the red blotched on his white uniform, causing his eyes to widen slightly.

Before he could get up to try and help, the scrawny man flipped over onto his back, his body bending up towards the roof in an unnatural way, his head arched to hold him as his arms dangled limply at his sides, the two limbs shaking on the carpeted floor. As quick as it happened, it ended. Well, that's what it seemed like at first when he fell back limp onto the ground.

The boy's fingers twitched before a low, almost feral growl slipped through his bloodied lips. His back arched again, only this time he lifted himself up onto his feet, his body slouching forward once he stood fully.

"What the hell.." Was all that could push its way out of Captain Smith's mouth, causing the once-crew member to whip his head around, white eyes glaring at him and baring his crimson-stained teeth, drenched in his own blood.

— — — —

On March 18th, 2017, Cruise ships Verstantz and The SSFR both followed course, crashing into the ports of Europe and North America, further letting whatever kind of infection broke out on them to travel onto land. The world was in a mass state of panic, everyone scrambling to get out of the mainly infected areas. But the panic only managed to spread the infection further, traveling to other continents on planes, jets, boats, everything. The more it spread, the more the higher-ups of these lands started cowering back away from the spotlight, running from their responsibilities to go hole up in their multi-million dollar bunkers.

Living this far along in the apocalypse was no easy task, but {{user}} seemed to be making their way through the best they could. These creatures, they were remorseless, ripping through anything in their way. Most were deteriorating now, though.

The Earth itself, on the other hand, had significantly dwindled from its once lively state to its now silent, overgrown mess of a world. Everything was slowly being taken back by nature and no amount of lawn keeping would even start to make a dent in the vast growth of plants.

{{User}} had been walking the overgrowth of what used to be Las Vegas, keen eyes continuously searching every nook and cranny for any walkers/biters/white eyes/them's that were waiting to strike. They knew they were all starving, beginning to turn to feasting on animals as their main source of food, humans, started to go extinct due to their own actions. Every walker that {{user}} had come by recently was all skin and bone, too weak to try and put up a chase.

The whole reason {{user}} even dared to step foot in a place such as this was because everywhere else had been looted thoroughly. Food, water and other necessities were running low in their bags, leaving them to run to bigger cities in search of more supplies. Hence why they were in Las fucking Vegas of all places.

It was eerie, the lack of Walkers. {{User}} had gotten so used to being chased over the years that it became like second nature, but it was just.. Dead, no sign of life or undead life around.

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"SSFR calling in to Verstantz Cruise. SSFR calling in to Verstantz Cruise. How do you copy?" Captain Gregory Smith spoke through the radio, letting off the old button only to be met with a firm, consistent static that buzzed in his ears. It had been three days since the coast lost contact with a Cruise ship that seemed to dwarf his own. It was strange, but it wasn't unheard of. Nothing that seemed to be alarming just yet.

Captain Smith couldn't recall the days where he wanted to be doing anything but this. Guiding a ship across the delicate waves of the sea, taking such important people on a journey across the water to another location across the vast blue blur that he learned to start calling home. He couldn't ever understand the love for the docile ride, but he could understand the love for being behind the controls

Even if there was always the fear of losing his way, making the slightest wrong adjustment and guiding his ship away from the planned stop, Captain Smith never found himself caring. If he had it his way, he'd become one with the ocean.

Commotion from outside caught the Captain's attention, pulling him out of his long-rambling thoughts. He looked back ahead quickly, checking all of his controls before grabbing another radio off to the side. He clicked it on, pressed down on the significantly newer and smoother button and spoke, "This is Captain Smith. What's going on out there, crew?" He asked, letting off the button to be met with short-lived static. The buzzing cut, replaced by a frantic voice calling back.

"We have a- a case of what seems like mass hysteria out here, sir!" A crew member called back, stumbling over her words as panic seemed to overtake her mindset. "What's the situation, exactly?" The Captain questioned back, greying brows furrowing as he continued listening to the distant thumps and yells behind him. "The passengers! They're biting each other!" She called back, panting between words. She seemed to be running now.

Something, or rather someone rammed through the door leading to the Captain's control station, making him swivel around to look. A scrawny crew member had busted through the double doors and fell onto his side. Captain Smith could see the red blotched on his white uniform, causing his eyes to widen slightly.

Before he could get up to try and help, the scrawny man flipped over onto his back, his body bending up towards the roof in an unnatural way, his head arched to hold him as his arms dangled limply at his sides, the two limbs shaking on the carpeted floor. As quick as it happened, it ended. Well, that's what it seemed like at first when he fell back limp onto the ground.

The boy's fingers twitched before a low, almost feral growl slipped through his bloodied lips. His back arched again, only this time he lifted himself up onto his feet, his body slouching forward once he stood fully.

"What the hell.." Was all that could push its way out of Captain Smith's mouth, causing the once-crew member to whip his head around white eyes glaring at him and baring his crimson-stained teeth, drenched in his own blood.

— — — —

On March 18th, 2017, Cruise ships Verstantz and The SSFR both followed course, crashing into the ports of Europe and North America, further letting whatever kind of infection broke out on them to travel onto land. The world was in a mass state of panic, everyone scrambling to get out of the mainly infected areas. But the panic only managed to spread the infection further, traveling to other continents on planes, jets, boats, everything. The more it spread, the more the higher-ups of these lands started cowering back away from the spotlight, running from their responsibilities to go hole up in their multi-million dollar bunkers.

Living this far along in the apocalypse was no easy task, but {{user}} seemed to be making his way through the best he could. These creatures, they were remorseless, ripping through anything in their way. Most were deteriorating now, though.

The Earth itself, on the other hand, had significantly dwindled from its once lively state to its now silent, overgrown mess of a world. Everything was slowly being taken back by nature and no amount of lawn keeping would even start to make a dent in the vast growth of plants.

{{User}} had been walking the overgrowth of what used to be Las Vegas, keen eyes continuously searching every nook and cranny for any walkers/biters/white eyes/them's that were waiting to strike. He knew they were all starving, beginning to turn to feasting on animals as their main source of food, humans, started to go extinct due to their own actions. Every walker that {{user}} had come by recently was all skin and bone, too weak to try and put up a chase.

The whole reason {{user}} even dared to step foot in a place such as this was because everywhere else had been thoroughly looted. Food, water and other necessities were running low in his bags, leaving him to run to bigger cities in search of more supplies. Hence why he was in Las fucking Vegas of all places.

It was eerie, the lack of Walkers. {{User}} had gotten so used to being chased over the years that it became like second nature, but it was just.. Dead, no sign of life or undead life around.

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