We Are All Dead by Jimmy Bird

Author:Jimmy Bird
Language: eng
Format: azw3
Tags: Zombies
Published: 2019-09-01T04:00:00+00:00

Chapter 11 Day 2, Learning from Our Mistakes

The day after the initial attack, no, that’s not right. It wasn’t an attack so much as an outbreak. Wait, that doesn’t sound right either. Regardless, the day after returning to our ‘base’ of operations, our home of safety, we began working non-stop to make sure that this place was secure for our families.

In those early days, we had to learn to adapt from what the world gave us, or at least we tried too. Our problem was that not every day went as smoothly as we had hoped. We had our good days and our bad days. Again, I want to illustrate that we had to learn from our mistakes. Unfortunately, we made a lot of mistakes.

Let’s start off with some of the good things that happened before we get to some of the bad. It’s like the old saying, ‘I would rather have the good news first before the bad or something like that.’ Anyways, it makes some of the loss that we have suffered seemed worth it or other words their deaths were not in vain.

The first thing we did was disconnect the automatic motion detector on the front gate because it kept opening every time, we got close to it. We learned quickly after a few of the zombies got inside the fence. We were extremely lucky that no one got bit.

We also blocked off 27th Street. It connected the Warehouse to its fenced in storage area on the next block. We were able to use our maintenance’s big propane lifts to move some heavy storage containers and abandoned cars to block off both sides of the road. We also cut a quick exit door in the metal panel fencing in the storage area to use only in time of emergency. We kept the door hidden, just in case. We then stored two vehicles (two mini buses) next to the door with supplies in them. They were to be used as our quick getaway cars just in case the Warehouse was overrun. They too were kept hidden.

I also want to add that rumor had it, that there was an old blocked off tunnel that connected to the abandoned building across the old main travel street. We wanted to find out if it was true and use it as a secondary exit if need be. Unfortunately, we couldn’t find it.

Next, we used some of our Warehouse appliance inventory to re-enforce our fences to make sure that the zombies couldn’t knock them over. We also used the appliances to create a complicated maze that would slow down any zombies that might have gotten through the fence’s weak points. It would give our people the time needed to escape.

The fence itself, was chain-linked with barbed wire wrapped around the top to prevent people from climbing over. It stood eight feet tall, but don’t let the height fool you because it still could be pushed over if the zombies were to gather around certain weak points.

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