Apocalypse

Apocalypse

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Horror
Two months before the apocalypse, a bacteria was created to fight sickness and slow cancer, the people that they tested on weren't harmed by it at all. So eventually it was sold world wide. But it effected everyone differently. The bacteria was genetically made to help people but some people were harmed. The bacteria would cause your muscles to decay in a week then it would make your skin rot. The symptoms were clear: high fever, constant sweating, stomach aches and cramps. Some people could barely open there eyes, but in the end it would kill you, then it would bring you back to life but it, you just wouldn't be the same, you would become a monster. Your eyes would turn totally white. The person you were before you turned is gone. The thing that you are stuck with when it is all over is just a soul less flesh eating monster. The person you once loved was the living dead. A true zombie.
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