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K.J.: I let out a sigh as I finally figured she'd be fine. After all, I couldn't see anything--no blood, no tears in her skin or clothes, etc.--and, even if ...

((Eh, don't worry. I just feel like the Forever Alone rock by the fact no one has responded to my post. ;) Hilarious, right? I mean, really...wait, can I post ...

Naomi: I sighed quietly as I sat on the cot they'd put me on. I fidgeted with the sheet and looked around. I'd made it. We'd both made it--Jax and ...

Jax: "We're so going to die," I lament, glancing over at Naomi. She's swirling her pipe, eyes narrowed as she watches the virals. "Not on my watch," she growls, but ...

K.J.: I cursed loudly and pulled the young girl away from all of them, checking her arm. "Did they scratch you? Bite you?" I ask, knowing if they did we'd ...

K.J.: I let out a short sigh of relief and nodded. The zombie ran against the glass a few times, before just standing there pitifully and moaning. I could hear ...

Naomi: We'd been walking for what felt like forever. I remember posters, put up by army men before they went back to wherever they'd come from had left. I wasn't ...

I sigh and run my fingers quickly through my hair before moving away, feeling annoyed. "Since my day has become unnaturally weird--and that's saying something because I live with someone ...

Pye glances up to see the new girl. "Hi," she says, giving her a brief wave before getting out her book. She's bored of waiting...

((*hums; bored* Gonna start sometime...or something?))

((Well...you could add Aphrodite to that list. She was here a few days ago. And very few people are actually posting. *is also bored* And capture the flag...? Sounds fun. ...

This is just out of curiosity, since I think television is getting dumber and more cliche each day... See, I like scripts. So I want some ideas! New ideas, fresh ...

Oooh...that sounds like a fun picture to draw... I may attempt it--for free! ...Later. *yawns widely* Remind me if I don't have it done in a week. But be aware ...

Louis: I roll my eyes as I clamber up the ladder to the platform, that must be about fifteen feet up. Yikes. In other news, why did people act so ...

K.J.: The guy didn't respond so I just looked opposite of the other people, hunching my shoulders. I just eyed the tall buildings with their gaping dark and/or broken windows. ...