Flesh: Solomon Islands

Zombie Trap

Anna, David, John, Mary, and Peter were among the few survivors of a zombie outbreak that had devastated Honiara, the capital of Solomon Islands. They had been hiding in a hotel for weeks, scavenging for food and water, and avoiding the hordes of undead that roamed the streets. They had lost contact with the outside world, and had no idea if anyone was coming to rescue them.

One day, they heard a loud noise from the rooftop. They rushed to see what it was, and found a helicopter with a sign that read "PNG Rescue". A man in a military uniform waved at them and shouted, "We're here to help! Get on board, quick!"

The survivors were overjoyed. They grabbed their backpacks and ran towards the helicopter. They hoped that Papua New Guinea was a safe haven, and that they could start a new life there.

But as they approached the helicopter, they saw something that made their blood run cold. The pilot was not human. He had pale skin, sunken eyes, and blood dripping from his mouth. He was a zombie.

He lunged at them, trying to bite them. The survivors screamed and backed away. They realized that it was a trap. The helicopter was not a rescue, but a bait. The noise had attracted more zombies, who were now swarming the rooftop.

They had no choice but to fight. They used whatever weapons they had, such as knives, bats, and guns, to fend off the zombies. They tried to make their way to the stairs, hoping to escape.

But they were outnumbered and overwhelmed. One by one, they fell to the zombies. Anna was the last one standing. She fought bravely, but she knew it was hopeless. She looked at the sky, and prayed for a miracle.

Then, she heard another noise. It was another helicopter, this time with a different sign. It read "UN Peacekeepers". A woman in a blue helmet spoke through a megaphone, "Don't worry, we're here to save you! Hold on, we're coming down!"

Anna felt a surge of hope. She waved at the helicopter, and shouted, "Help me, please!"

The helicopter landed on the rooftop, and two soldiers jumped out. They shot at the zombies, clearing a path for Anna. They reached her, and pulled her into the helicopter. They gave her a blanket and a bottle of water, and told her, "You're safe now. We're taking you to Papua New Guinea. There are other survivors there. You'll be okay."

Anna thanked them, and cried tears of relief. She had escaped from Honiara. She had survived.