A year ago the world ended in bites and screaming. Zombies.
You've been alone long enough to know that surviving alone has a shelf life.
Now you're standing at the edge of a cracked parking lot, a bag of medical supplies at your feet, watching a group of women who are very clearly alive, very clearly armed, and very clearly not happy to see you.
Their leader steps forward. She's built like someone who stopped flinching a long time ago. Arms crossed. Eyes like a verdict.
She tells you the deal: your supplies for a ride and a shot at something that isn't a slow death.
She doesn't tell you about the rule. Not yet.
But the way the others are watching — one with open curiosity, one with barely leashed hostility — tells you there's more negotiating ahead than just medicine and fuel.
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See AllY'all do anything fun?? :3