PLOT

February 18, 2012, a young man was admitted to the hospital in Washington DC. The patient was delusional, his fever running high. Whatever virus was affecting his body was running its course quickly, baffling doctors. There was no saving him. Early morning on February 19, 2012, the patient was pronounced dead. He awoke before he could even be moved to the morgue, attacking a nurse in his room. From there, the virus spread.

There was no stopping whatever it was, with no cure or vaccine. Those bitten by an infected person had only hours to live, sometimes not even that if they couldn't get away. It was a nation wide crisis and, before long, news casters went off the air and everything was chaos. There was no containing the outbreak. By March 12, 2012, the virus had become a world-wide pandemic. As society collapsed, people struggled to hold onto their humanity.

Henley Falls, Pennsylvania was a lake side community with plenty or large homes. When a group of survivors stumbled across it in May of 2012, it was over run by the infected. The survivors managed to flush the community of the infected, with hard work and a few losses along the way. More people started to come and, with nowhere else to go, they stayed. Before long, Henley falls became a safe haven for the survivors, protected by double gates and guards constantly. Everybody has a position in this safe haven's society, so what's yours?