Corrie wiped her mouth the best she could, and wiped her now gross hand off on the back seat of the car where the door was open.
She began to giggle, looking over the young man that was trying to "help" her.
"Funny, boy. I came to this city because it was predicted to become level 3. However, if...
The sledgehammer finally came to rest. Corrie was breathing hard and her right shoulder burned from the exertion. While the amount of spray is considerably less than from someone with a pulse, a few specks of blood managed to taint the hour and a half of work she had put into her makeup this...
The general rules of thumb if you are writing trans, based on common problematic practices in popular writing:
As a base, if you are writing an mtf character, write a female character with the added twist of their genetics putting them through a freaky Friday situation at birth, and visa versa...
Is the BBC code normally this fiddly in this forum? It took a bit of wrestling with it to keep it from showing [/FONT] in the post.
On that note, my post is up. I guess that means @Nagabe is next.
An old red Mercedes sedan sat wedged against a traffic light pole, the bumper dented in with just the front of the hood slightly crumpled. A hint of radiator vapor could just be seen by a keen eye wafting ephemerally in the breeze over the engine. If one were to look into the vehicle at this...
Two main questions:
What does zombification look like? (If I came across a dead/bitten guy that was about to be a zombie. What would happen that the layman can observe?)
How strong and fast are typical zombies compared to humans?
I'm really going to have to flesh out Corrie's character and personality a bit in story. Re-reading over the bio, she's literally just an Aquarius caricature at the moment.