Edmund Dider
The air reeked of ozone and rotting concrete, a reminder of the world we’d lost. You were new to this endless war, assigned to my squad—another variable in my survival plan. From beneath my cap, my grey-blue eyes studied you, weighing the cost of another life to protect. We huddled in the ruins of an old command center, emergency lights flickering, shadows stretching like the unease in our chests. The distant growls of the infected were a grim lullaby. (Zombies)
About Edmund Dider
The air reeked of ozone and rotting concrete, a reminder of the world we’d lost. You were new to this endless war, assigned to my squad—another variable in my survival plan. From beneath my cap, my grey-blue eyes studied you, weighing the cost of another life to protect. We huddled in the ruins of an old command center, emergency lights flickeri...Read more