Z1N1 The Zombie Pandemic 2012 Was Just the Beginning by Mitchell Layne Cook

Author:Mitchell Layne Cook
Language: eng
Format: mobi
Publisher: Outskirts Press
Published: 0100-12-31T22:00:00+00:00

Chapter 17

April 6, 2013: Saturday, 3:58 AM – Rochester, New York – Secondary production facility of Illumination Pharmaceuticals …

The two men waited by the side of Building-3 for about five minutes in the chilly early morning air. They saw no shadows from inside and no one moved around on the outside. Theo had previously watched the machinations unfold earlier in the week. He knew it was a very small group of individuals involved in whatever was going on. After three previous days of reconnaissance, he knew there were at most three IPPC folks and maybe four soldiers. He had memorized their movements and schedules over the past three days in preparation for this evening.

“Go.” Theo said.

Both men rushed to Building-2 and knelt down on opposite sides of the garage door. Theo quickly peeked under and saw nothing. The young man flattened out on the ground and pulled himself under the door. Craig shook his head but followed suit. Both men lay motionless on the ground as they entered the first floor of the building. Theo quickly got onto his knees and looked around. Craig did likewise while he checked the other side of the room for any signs of activity.

While there wasn’t much light, it was enough for the two men to be able to see if anyone was in the room with them. So far, so good – no one was standing guard. Theo felt that those individuals in charge of this secret operation had been very clumsy not to have guards stationed at every point within the building. Or maybe more accurately those leaders craftily limited the number of those involved to keep things under the radar from prying eyes. Either way, Theo and Craig easily worked their way from the garage door to staircase leading to the basement level without revealing their presence.

“I haven’t been past this point before,” Theo admitted in a whispered tone.

“What do you mean?”

“On two of my previous stakeouts, I’ve come this far, but was never able to convince myself to go down the stairs.”

Craig looked around the room and down the short staircase. “We still have time to turn back. We don’t have to go any farther.”

Theo shook his head and walked down the stairs. He listened after every step he took; carefully balancing his steps as he descended the stairs - he did not want to alert anyone to their position. Theo crept down to the last step and peeked around the corner to his right; the coast was clear. He turned to his left looking down the long hallway where he heard a group of men talking. Both men followed the hallway to its end and the only way to go once they got there was to the right. As they crested the final corner, they found themselves on a small balcony overlooking a makeshift iron cage below them, about thirty feet from their location. Theo estimated the cage was about twenty feet by twenty feet and the sides were maybe eight feet tall.

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