Mikayla knew what Aerius was telling her was the truth. The problem was that she wasn't ready to accept it. The world was different now and it happened too suddenly. Her mind couldn't comprehend that things weren't the way it used to be. She looked down at the gun in her hand and said.<br/><br/>"I'd have a hard time putting a dog down with rabies...I'm not sure I can do this."<br/><br/>Mikayla admitted. Maybe it was kinder to put down the zombies, but Mikayla hadn't been preparing for this for years. It had happened in one day and she wasn't sure if she wanted to accept what the world was like now. She couldn't separate the infected from the living in her mind, not yet.<br/><br/>Mikayla felt like she was going through the motions as she got back in the truck. She was glad that her father was doing okay, though. She sighed as she looked out the window.<br/><br/>"What's the point? People are just going to die."<br/><br/>Mikayla was getting depressed. The city was in ruins, Aiden and lots of her other friends were now dead. Her father was badly hurt. Why keep fighting? More people would probably just die before they reached Chicago.