Post by Desirae-Leigh "Desi" Mortoritz on May 30, 2011 13:57:50 GMT
Desi roamed the V.I.R.U.S labs slowly, taking in the rows and rows of bottles and chemicals on the shelves. There were zombies preserved in certain types of chemicals in glass tanks that were built into the walls. Zombie flesh was currently being examined by Desi's personal favourite Professor, Professor Deakins. He was the one who let her help out with the examining of flesh and who went with her to view the Infected. He sent her back with news of the cure to the University and he also drove her to the Hideout so she could spread the news there. That was the point. They told them the truth.
But lately, Desi had been told to tell the other survivors that the cure was nearly finidhed when it was, in reality, nowhere near done. They didn't know which chemicals had been in the original drugs because the paperwork had been destroyed as soon as the other doctors knew what they had created. That meant that they coulnd't find the cure.
Desi was being forced to lie for the professors, because they told her that if she didn't, they'd throw her out to the Walkers and the Crawlers. Then she would be toast because she was no Raider - she couldn't fight against them. This was why she had Ellie drop her off at the facility and pick her up again afterwards like she was a child being ferried to and from houses. It was the only thing that was keeping her alive, lately.
But lately, Desi had been told to tell the other survivors that the cure was nearly finidhed when it was, in reality, nowhere near done. They didn't know which chemicals had been in the original drugs because the paperwork had been destroyed as soon as the other doctors knew what they had created. That meant that they coulnd't find the cure.
Desi was being forced to lie for the professors, because they told her that if she didn't, they'd throw her out to the Walkers and the Crawlers. Then she would be toast because she was no Raider - she couldn't fight against them. This was why she had Ellie drop her off at the facility and pick her up again afterwards like she was a child being ferried to and from houses. It was the only thing that was keeping her alive, lately.
