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Ray, in room 221 of an old appartment building he lived in, Was sitting on a nice soft chair. He did not care what was happening to the city. gripping his gun in his right hand, he was watching a blue screen on his t.v .

Most of the stars thought he was dead. And he wanted it that way, He did not give a %)#@ about stars any more.

He made plans with Umbrella, He would keep secrets about them. While they gave him the money. Ray still had his Bravo leader uniform in his closet, He waited untill He got a call on his cell, Answering it. he noded to, the man on the other line and then hanged up. he closed his eyes, and then rubbed his ribs...

Ray yawned and slowly stood up. Walking over to a window, he looked threw and saw the city was burning in hell. " so..... this is what it is like to live in hell, it aint that bad of a place." Ray cleared his throat and then looked down to the floor. " so it seems like the virus made it here, he shrugged. he walked up to a coffee table and grabbed his shades and put them on, readjusting them to fit his face...

Reaching the bottom, he moved around to the side of the building where a large steel door was placed down. A few copcars were here and there and there was a building just ahead of them.

"See if either of those cars work.."

He said quietly, pointing toward them as he brought his rifle up and checked both ways to see if there was any creatures nearby.

"If it's locked then damn well smash the window and get it started."

He turned his eyes upon the woman for a moment before jogging lightly over to the smaller building connected to the police station. Going closer to the window, he peered inside while he waited for Carrie to get a car started.

Backing away from the window, he quickly turned and moved toward the car. Coming up on the passenger side, he tossed his rifle between the seats and got in. Slamming the door shut, he flicked the lock.

"Get going. Head toward the range."

He said, pointing to the barred gate in front of them. (( I don't remember if it's there or not, just adding it so we can get out.. XD. ))

"Yeah, tell someone who gives a damn anymore."

Reeve turned his head to glance out the window on the passenger's side at the city... Or at least what was left of it. There didn't seem to be anyone around and those who were around weren't exactly themselves anywhere. It seemed the entire town had turned into one gigantic mess that he really did not feel like cleaning up.

"Inside, clearly. Nobody in thier right mind would be outside now."

He replied, pulling the doorhandle and pushing the door open. Stepping out, he reached in a moment to grab his rifle before letting to the door close on it's own. Heading up the stairs to the range, he grabbed the front door with his left hand and pulled it open - waiting for Carrie.

A slender figure hoped from shadow to shadow, stealthy making it's way to the opposite side of the rather large room. Tomi inwardly cursed, a scowl taking over her tired face.

The station was endless it seemed! Why hadn't she walked around it earlier? She would have known her way around better, at the least.

Muttering colorful words under her breath, Tomi slowly creaked open another door. Groaning at yet another long room with the same door at the end.

Resisting the urge to slam her head against the frame, Tomi stalked once more along the shadows. Completely oblivious to the slumping figure following her.

After climbing up endless stairs, Tomi grinned in triumph at the sight of a rather different looking door in her path. Maybe another way out? Shrugging, while her mind went over what could be at the other end, Tomi slowly turned the knob. Opening the door forcefully, her mouth went slack and her eyes wide. In front of her was yet another pair of stairs heading upward.

Letting a soft chuckle escape her chapped lips, Tomi shook her head at the luck she was getting. Groaning as she once more climbed up more stairs, normally, this would have been a real challenge Tomi would conquer and look forward too. But, in her current situation, after no sleep, and barely any nutrients in her body, she was beyond weak and fighting her body dramatically to not fail on her.

Heaving her tired body up another pair of stairs, Tomi slipped and bonked her head on the rail to her side. Moaning at the pain only adding to the one that already pounded against her skull, Tomi let her body rest rather uncomfortably on the wooden rail. Her head back, as her eyes closed for what seemed like first time.

Soaking in the silence and tranquility of the moment, Tomi grudgingly opened her green eyes. And almost screamed at what was looking down at her with hungry eyes from several cases up. Zombies, from what she could tell, there were three of them, and man did they look hungry. Time seemed to slow as immediately the zombies ran greedily down the stairs with incredible speed.

Tomi took no time to rest and bolted downward, pushing her fatigue out of the way at the moment as she seemingly flew down the stairs that seemed to take her hours to climb.