SURVIVAL OF FORDEREZ

Forderez is the principal city, and the Orgetas River is its tributary. In a tiny town, THE VINGT, thousands of people perished as I ran around in circles, out of breath but determined not to be caught by zombies. My eyes well up with tears when I see a zombie emerge from a nearby house, and the worse it becomes, the more I cry. I didn't hesitate to drop a bomb on the zombie-infested homes because that man used to be their harried, immoral pastor. There is a coffin where people used to play cards, drink coffee, and cry, but it is now covered in blood. I continued to run down the hallway, and I turned around in the home where Ms. Alejandra kept singing when there was already a zombie that had spread in this town, and she seemed clueless about that. The final gate I should enter is leading to the basketball court, which is a long way from our house. Mary St.'s residence and the town's primary standby Because of the zombies, several people inside have been evacuate

"There will be a few hours of testing involved. We'll be back to put it away when we get home." As they all exited and locked the door, the nurse said. The male nurse who had just entered the room was hit in the head with the armchair, causing him to fall unconscious with his eyes closed. Asher had just gotten up, and I looked around. I immediately stood up and removed the dextrose connected to the types of blood. "How is this even possible?" In response to Asher's hiss, I opened the window and saw a military vehicle outside. Asher attempted to lift Kaki to her feet, but they were already drawing blood from her through the dextrose tube they'd attached to her arm. Before I removed the dextrose and oxygen, I looked at Asher, and she woke up with her wide-open eyes and a shaky breath. I hugged her and patted her on the shoulder. "We have to get out of here as soon as possible." he put Kaki's hands around his neck, and they both stood up, and I