School's Actually Dead This Time
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A group of teens fight to survive the sudden outbreak of zombies among the U.S. They grow to learn that this virus is not like the horror stories of zombies they've heard growing up.
Amethyst, Anthony, Maddison, and their friends fight together to understand this virus, along with other obstacles that come their way.
Together they go through drama, battles, zombies, deaths, love mishaps and more.
----There are some gruesome scenes in here. And cursing. It's probably fine.----
------"Listen, this virus is not like the normal 'zombie virus' that you read about in stories or watch in movies. They aren't simply braindead. Those 'zombies' aren't dead at all. They are living. Have a heartbeat. The virus takes over its host, controls them, their actions. The virus does what all virus' set out to do. Infect, spread, and die out."------
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