Choices and Consequences

Raised on nothing but a consistently wasted grandfather, late 1900's rock bands, an electric guitar, and mugged grocery goodies, Eddie Gray's life was what most defined as a complete fuck-up.

After dropping out of high school, the boy spent most of his time either performing with his band for six to seven drunks in an ally or stealing from his local supermarket. Raised by a broken man that barely helped himself, the boy was lost in what his life was meant for.

On the night of Fourth of July, as the metal heads were on their way out to perform a show for the people, a sudden earthquake erupted. Followed up by a gloomy mist that surrounded the collapsing city around him; spreading an infectious disease to the few that were unlucky enough to have unknown symptoms to the deadly mist.

Before Eddie knew, he ran through the mist to find the life he had was gone. As the infected individuals became hostile, strong, deadly, inhuman, he was left with only three things to begin the fight for survival: the guitar strapped to his back, the nutrition bar in his left pocket, and a lost little girl.