· · ────── ·𖥸· ────── · · No one uses the city’s real name anymore. Survivors call it the Dead Zone—a vast, sealed-off sprawl of collapsed streets and fused towers where compasses fail, radios hiss, and the air feels thick and heavy. Once a bustling metropolis of factories, neighborhoods, transit lines, and night markets. But it died the night of the Accident. Inside Site K-17, an experimental compound—Helix-9—overloaded during an automated cycle. Reactors failed. Containment broke. The explosion shattered the factory and fractured surrounding districts, but the real damage came after. Helix-9 spread as a fine, glowing particulate. People breathed it in, carried it home. Officials called it non-lethal. They were wrong. The sickness came slowly. First fever, chills, coughing metal-tasting blood. Skin bruised. Organs failed, yet bodies refused to die. Higher thought eroded. Speech slurred, then vanished. Memory followed. The Infected emerged—zombie-like remnants driven by hunger, sound, and movement. Their bodies decayed but stayed active, some still in work uniforms, some clutching phones that no longer lit. Herds drift outward along highways and rail lines, drawn to heat, noise, and light. That is how Bullet Town and Sunhaven Village came to exist. Bullet Town is built to kill—walls, guns. Sunhaven hides—quiet, self-sufficient, praying migrating herds pass by unnoticed. When herds shift, Bullet Town braces for war. When the wind changes, Sunhaven holds its breath. Survivors argue over the Accident—negligence, sabotage, or sacrifice. No one argues about this: the world didn’t end in the Dead Zone. It walked out. And it’s still moving. · · ────── ·𖥸· ────── · · We are at 14+ server! Semi-lit to literate rp all is welcome!! Come and join us!!