<em> The day before..</em><br/><br/>No matter where she went, there were zombies after her, trapping her in. They were slow, slavering beasts but Ashley had turned the wrong corner and hit a dead end. "Well, I didn't want to have to do this unless I had to. EAT THIS!" She screamed as she hefted her rocket launcher onto her shoulder. Pulling the trigger, she was pushed back by the rocket firing, and just managed to keep her balance as she watched it scream toward the horde. One explosion later, the way was clear and she checked the display. "3 left, better make them count." She regretted running out of ammo so soon, but if she wanted to keep alive, it was her only option. Besides, she wasn't used to this.<br/><br/>She paused the game and looked to her door. There was a knock and what sounded like a loud commotion outside. Opening the door, she was ushered out by the cop there and urged to head straight to the bus in the street. It was crowded inside, even the driver felt the limited space. Fortunately, she had managed to get the last seat and once the door shut, they were off.<br/><br/>The road was difficult, the amount of trash and bodies strewn around meant the bus was having to do very slow and that was when it happened. The 'riots' as they were referred to by the media before they were shut down had caught up, and Dana could see them in the window. SHe pushed her way to the front of the bus, and tried to urge the driver to go faster. "I'm going as fast as I can lass, any harder and I'm gonna shred the wheels." "Well screw this, I'm not dying here with you." She hit the emergency open button before anyone could say anything and ran out on the street.<br/><br/>She ran down the road ahead of the bus and took a few alleyways on the way to the stadium. She could hear the screams behind her as the bus was overwhelmed and she pressed on. A dead police officer was laid against a wall, handgun in hand and holster exposed, so she figured she could make more use of it. Quickly removing it from the corpse, she strapped it on herself and held the gun in her hand. She figured it was loaded and didn't know much more than point and shoot so didn't trust herself to carry it safely. It made her feel safer just having it though as she raced toward the stadium, where the bus was supposed to have headed.<br/><br/>She arrived just before the barricades were sealed and after proving herself unhurt and unnaffected, headed inside the stadium.