HOrror

A world in the near future, maybe around 2020 where people are living under fear. Maybe it is just at a city where it's basically the beginning of hell on earth. Judgment day? The government is crippled, and humans in this city at least is living under fear from one another, there are also creatures unknown in origin who are like zombies that eat humans.

There are different religious cults that recruit member, each with its own solution and explanation of what is happening but there is only one truth.

Residents of apartment complex 428.

Cruden is a young male in early 20s to late 20s. He's a kid basically and he is one of the people living in 428.

A fat butcher girl, white, shaking while peeing in the man's stall in restroom.

Everybody is in fear except a important and powerful leader. I dark haired man of large frame and 6'2" to 6'3" tall. He's very confident because he believes in something. But everybody dies no matter who you are. Death doesn't discriminate. Cruden is to escort this leader to talk on the street phone. He is tense and he looks the other way for anything. He swings his nunchaku around because he knows the enemy kill silently and not all physical at times and at the same time he was listening to the phone conversation and after finding out he can hear better if sticking his head next to phone box he listens, but the when he turns around, he finds the leader dead, bloody with his head almost decapitated and strangled by the phone line.

He quickly, shaking, white but calmly told other leaders that he is dead. In his surprise, the people were not shocked when the tells them in the restroom.

A religious cult who's not the "same" people as Cruden suggested and decided by playing loud music and drums they could be saved. The music would be a distraction to grab something from another place close of someone else and have the chance of saving them.

However, by playing drums and music indoor, it would let everybody know about where they are and they would lose their security.

Cruden changed his mind along with some of the residents but couldn't stop the "drum people" who went ahead.