I'm Living in a Zombie Universe pt.1
It was one of those restless nights. My mind wouldn't settle and I found it difficult to drift. Even though, I had awaken, several times before, I couldn't get myself out of bed until it was too late. 6:30 had arrived too soon and I needed to rush from the comfort of my home. I'd rather soak in every peaceful moments I should have had but, it's too late to reminisce on what could have been.
It was now time to face the world of mindless flesh eaters looking for the next kill. After making myself look presentable I cracked the front door and peered outside. I barricaded myself behind the door clutching the handle tight. No one in sight, sprinting to the car, My leg caught a stray branch of a nearby rose bush. As the thorns ripped my flesh, I jumped into the front seat. I took a second and waited to see if anything heard me, nothing came. It's a miracle the scent, of the now flowing blood from my shin, doesn't attract these monsters, like sharks to prey. Holding my breath, I switched on the ignition. it took an extra rev of the engine to bypass the choke. That tipped them off! Overwhelmingly, mindless zombies ran to me from all directions, there was no escaping. I threw the car into reverse, mowing over a least 4 of them, and sped out of the driveway. I was safe, for now.
You see, the zombies haven't completely taken over the world yet. They've become more like rapid raccoon's, except for they come out at all times, and usually in packs. I still have to work, and support myself, but the problem is steadily growing worse. I live in fear that my co-workers will rise up in a mindless mess, with superhuman strength and a untamed hunger.
I'm not quite sure what started this whole thing. I personally believe it began when we started integrating electronics with the human brain. There's just something about messing with natural creation, we weren't meant to bond with chemicals and wires. But, we'll never learn and the number of scientist working on a solution is beginning to dwindle, as they keep turning. I'm losing all hope that this nightmare can be turned around.
Until then, I'm just surviving.
It was now time to face the world of mindless flesh eaters looking for the next kill. After making myself look presentable I cracked the front door and peered outside. I barricaded myself behind the door clutching the handle tight. No one in sight, sprinting to the car, My leg caught a stray branch of a nearby rose bush. As the thorns ripped my flesh, I jumped into the front seat. I took a second and waited to see if anything heard me, nothing came. It's a miracle the scent, of the now flowing blood from my shin, doesn't attract these monsters, like sharks to prey. Holding my breath, I switched on the ignition. it took an extra rev of the engine to bypass the choke. That tipped them off! Overwhelmingly, mindless zombies ran to me from all directions, there was no escaping. I threw the car into reverse, mowing over a least 4 of them, and sped out of the driveway. I was safe, for now.
You see, the zombies haven't completely taken over the world yet. They've become more like rapid raccoon's, except for they come out at all times, and usually in packs. I still have to work, and support myself, but the problem is steadily growing worse. I live in fear that my co-workers will rise up in a mindless mess, with superhuman strength and a untamed hunger.
I'm not quite sure what started this whole thing. I personally believe it began when we started integrating electronics with the human brain. There's just something about messing with natural creation, we weren't meant to bond with chemicals and wires. But, we'll never learn and the number of scientist working on a solution is beginning to dwindle, as they keep turning. I'm losing all hope that this nightmare can be turned around.
Until then, I'm just surviving.
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