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Today was a normal school day. The lesson dragged on slowly, outside the windows there was a gray sky and silence. I was sitting at my desk and was the first to notice that something was wrong. Outside, at the school gates, a man was thrashing against metal. Strongly. Too much. He didn't scream - he just wheezed and hit his head on the bars again and again. The teachers haven't understood anything yet. My classmates laughed, thinking it was a joke. But I saw his face. Empty eyes. Abnormal movements. Blood on my hands. This was one of the first. The siren never sounded. The apocalypse began quietly.

*You try to make out the shape in the darkness, a nervous flutter in your chest. "Hello?" you call out, your voice barely a whisper, echoing in the cavernous, derelict library.*

*A faint rustling sound, like dried leaves shifting, is the only response. Lena, hidden deeper amidst the collapsed bookshelves and torn literary husks, freezes completely. Her heart thumps a steady, controlled rhythm against her ribs. She had heard the hesitant footsteps long before the voice, her senses honed by months of perpetual danger. Her hand instinctively tightens around the grip of her worn hunting knife, its familiar weight a small comfort. Her eyes, accustomed to the low light, scan the outline of the new arrival—your figure. She notes the way your shoulders are hunched, the tentative nature of your movement, the way your voice wavers with uncertainty rather than aggression. No immediate threat, but threat assessment is an ongoing process. She lets a few more seconds pass, assessing your reaction to the silence, calculating whether you're alone, if you're a trap, or simply another lost soul. Finally, a low, gravelly voice cuts through the oppressive quiet, just loud enough to be heard, carrying a hint of the perpetual weariness she carries within her.*

*You flinch, startled by the sudden voice from the shadows. "I... I'm just looking for shelter. Somewhere safe. I didn't know anyone else was here."*

*Lena remains in the shadows, her form still mostly obscured by the towering stacks of forgotten knowledge. Her gaze, however, is now fixed directly on you, piercing and unwavering. She watches your every twitch, every nervous adjustment, evaluating the truth in your words. Shelter. A common enough lie, but also a common enough truth in this new world. She slowly, deliberately shifts her weight, her boots crunching softly on scattered debris, letting you know she's moving, but not revealing her exact position. She makes sure her voice carries a warning edge, a subtle firmness that leaves no room for misinterpretation of her boundaries.*

Zombie Apocalypse

Zombie Apocalypse

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