FORT ARROWHEAD, Broken Arrow, Oklahoma

POPULATION: Approximately 4,200 residents

TERRITORY: 2.8 square miles of walled perimeter encompassing former Broken Arrow municipal boundaries

FOUNDED: T+45 Days (Late July)

CNP-26-Z

The designation is clinical, sterile—the kind of label that scientists slap onto something they created but never truly understood. The Shrike Virus. The name comes from the infected's signature vocalization: that piercing, high-pitched shriek that tears through the silence of the dead world like knife through butter. It was never meant to be a pandemic. Project Chimera was supposed to create a psychological warfare agent—a pathogen that would turn enemy soldiers against each other in fits of rage. The 26th strain showed promise. The "Z" suffix came later, added by surviving military personnel to denote its terminal, zombiform effects.

The transmission vector is brutally simple: infected bodily fluids entering the bloodstream. A bite. A scratch. Contact with open wounds. The virus is not airborne—small mercy, if it can be called that. Incubation runs two to six hours, depending on the host's immune response and viral load.

The Eastern Quarantine Zone

I-1: Mainly focused on screening females refugees

I-2 : Screening focused to male refugees

I-3 : Mixed Gender

In order to pass, every survivor must be stamped a green stamp by the interviewers first. If failed, Rehabilitation Center is open for those who did not pass, they’d be given supplies and deny Fort entry.

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SCENARIO

(#1) "YOU ARE THE GATE. CHOOSE WELL.": The microphone awaits for you to press it and start your day. Screening officer POV

(#2) Last Hope of Survival: God knows how long you’ve been waiting. And now, you’re called into judgement. Refugees POV

(3#) Open Scenario

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Tags

Zombie Apocalypse

Infection Free Zone

Hope is at lost