Bravado
buster
Maybe Tomorrow
To say that the world had gone to hell was an understatement. Within the first week of the outbreak the military bases and camps set up for major cities had been gutted. Those same cities had been evacuated and now stood only as monuments to what the world used to be, their streets flooded by the dead. The hollow streets echoed with the groans and growls that the people had come to know as the only warning one would hear before being torn apart.
It had a haunting effect, seeing the wounded and rotted faces of those once familiar to you. It felt even worse with the knowledge that the world as it was once known was gone. It had ended. And it only took 4 weeks. One could only imagine that things from this point on could only get worse. That the survivors would become the dead and that the dead would rule the earth. They already had a stranglehold on it, it would only be a matter of time.
Today though, there are fighters, there are survivors, and they've lived for a reason. They continue to live. Their supplies run short and tensions between them are high, they are only strangers, after all, pulled together by the shock of what happened, the shock of what they'd witnessed, and the instinctual need to survive. Maybe tomorrow they'll die, maybe the dead will find them holed up in their inn and ravage them, maybe they'll buckle under the pressure and kill each other, or maybe they'll continue to live and continue to move forward. Today they will make those decisions, today they are alive, tomorrow is a horror yet to come.
It had a haunting effect, seeing the wounded and rotted faces of those once familiar to you. It felt even worse with the knowledge that the world as it was once known was gone. It had ended. And it only took 4 weeks. One could only imagine that things from this point on could only get worse. That the survivors would become the dead and that the dead would rule the earth. They already had a stranglehold on it, it would only be a matter of time.
Today though, there are fighters, there are survivors, and they've lived for a reason. They continue to live. Their supplies run short and tensions between them are high, they are only strangers, after all, pulled together by the shock of what happened, the shock of what they'd witnessed, and the instinctual need to survive. Maybe tomorrow they'll die, maybe the dead will find them holed up in their inn and ravage them, maybe they'll buckle under the pressure and kill each other, or maybe they'll continue to live and continue to move forward. Today they will make those decisions, today they are alive, tomorrow is a horror yet to come.