<span style="font-weight: bold"><span style="text-decoration: underline">San Francisco, California</span></span><br/><br/>Alcatraz Island changed a lot over the course of 8 months, well the soldiers and civilians set up there community. The most noticeable change was the massive wall of sunken ships that surround the Island forcing any incoming force to going through a choke point directly to the island dock. The other major change being the weapon emplacements that Captain Monroe had established from the weapons within nearby military armories and bases. What was once an abandoned prison was now a post apocalyptic fortress that sat imposingly within the San Francisco bay. Within the fortress, in a large industrial building on the edge of the island away from the rest, classical music could be heard playing throughout the building.<br/><br/>Dr. Krieger fiddled with the camera he had fixed up to use for his experiments with the virus as faint screams of pain could be heard in the next room. He turned to yell toward the door, "Would you please shut up I am trying to work," he turned back to the camera and pressed the on button before he continued, "Krieger's log #146 my experiments have been going as to be expected as I inch ever closer to beginning the modifications to make the infected more controllable and useful. Our current subject Pvt. James Donawitts is entering the final stages of infection and all of the monitoring equipment is in place to observe the brain's change in the final change. Captain Monroe continues his questioning of my experiments not understanding the need for a 'cure' as I tell him I am making. Dr. Buron has been invaluable in her assisting me in my research. My subject seems intent on his screaming so I must attend to that. End log." After turning off the camera he stood and heading toward the room with Pvt. Donawitts.<br/><br/>Captain Monroe walked down the hall of the administration block heading toward the warden's house which he claimed as his own during the early days of the community. As he walk a Pvt. ran up to John seeming to be out of breathe, "Sir the radio operators have found 2 separate broadcasts. One they think came from somewhere near Sacramento and the other they are still determining the location of the Broadcast," The soldier stood at attention as he reported to the captain. Monroe saluted back before moving toward the radio room to respond to the broadcasts, the soldier following the unspoken order began to head toward the barracks to put the scouts on high alert.