Extermination (ON HOLD)
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Last published Tue, Dec 16, 2014
Twelve hours. That's how long it took for the entire world to be destroyed by a life threatening disease that killed off all mankind. Well, technically they weren't dead...just mindless flesh eating zombies, but that's just as bad. Those 12 hours was all it took to turn my world upside down. Twelve fucking hours of watching my loved ones die and be recreated into a monster that I had no choice but to kill.
12 hours.
It's the year 2019- two years after the virus "Project XX" was released into the world as a new drug for teens. For the world to be as big as it is, you'd think it'd take longer for the virus to spread. Turns out more people are doing were doing drugs than I thought. The ones that didn't take it were soon bitten by the infected, causing the disease to spread further. Those that were able to save themselves hid away- hoping to survive just a little longer...
But we- people such as myself- had different plans. We banned together to create an apocalyptic division to kill off the little bastards.
In this world, it's Do or Die.
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