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This is a rollplay between me and Ghosther

Mall:
Name: Kiera
Gender: Female
Age: 27
Looks: without piercing.
Family: Her real parents are dead. Adoptive father: Haltor. Brothers: Sinjin and Kaydn
Personality: Evolve during the story
Weapons: Magic and guns.
Other: Have a lifespirit named Dragor.

Well let's roll with this, we will work it out as we go!

Mall

Name: Yuu
Gender: Male
Age: 28
Looks: Pfp!
Family: None
Personality: Cold and otherwise evolves throughout the story.
Weapons: Knives, guns. Preferably so. Otherwise anything he can get his hands on.
Other: Belongs to special corps

It's lucky for you that I know about this characters, because otherwise it would have been the worst templet ever. Haha ♥

Kiera stared into the distance, as she hoped an answer would reveal it's self, which it obviously didn't do. But she couldn't make any sense of it, none at all. What she saw in front of her was obviously not her home, not that it looked much different, but it missed some key-element, like the palace and park district. Other things were similar, even if they were on different locations. It had a river, a clocktower, a hospital and some other things, yet it was like someone had moved them and changed their appearance. for a second she thought the witches had made something go horrible wrong, but not even they had the power to do all this. She wasn't sure it would be possible if everyone at home worked together.
"What the fuck is this?" she turned towards Dragor who was sitting next to her, in the appearance of a dog at the moment.
"I don't know" he only answered, almost sounding displeased that he couldn't help her, and she patted him, giving him affection, showing it was alright. She hadn't expected the spirit to have any answers , even if she had hoped for it. At first she had thought it was a dream, but she couldn't wake up and she understood that it was real. Maybe she was dead, and God turned out to be real, placing her in hell after everything she had done. She could almost laugh, she didn't believe that for a second. She sighed, knowing she couldn't find an answer observing the town, knowing she needed to head into whatever it was.
"Well come one" she said and she climbed down to street level and Dragor flew down, before turning back to a dog. She pulled her gun, and were prepared to use her magic as she started walking towards the police station she had seen in the distance, thinking it may provide some answers.

ㅋㅋㅋ sorry about that. I just assumed you'd know. The rest can just be a secreeeet~~~

For some reason this scenario felt very familiar. Yuu looked around, and he could immediately tell that this wasn't just any ordinary city with ordinary people. Of course at some point it seems like it had been, but that was definitely not the case anymore.
From the rooftop he was standing on he could see that most of this city was in chaos and flames. The big question was Why?
No, no that was not it. The question was Why was he here, and where is here?
At least he had his bag, and weapons. Those would give him some sort of protection until he figured out what the hell was going on, and how to get back to the city.

This could be just another random city under attack, couldn't it? And somehow he was attacked, split from the group, survived, and forgot about it?
Even as he made up that incredibly unlikely story in his head, he heard how absurd it sounded.
That wasn't it.

Well we cant stand here forever can we?
And the second he decided to move, he saw a truck coming in at full speed towards the city.
So there are working vehicles here still? That's pretty good. He could maybe use one to get away from here and look for the others? If they were even close by that is.
A huge explosion told him that the truck from before had ran into obstacles, and he hesitated for a second. Wouldn't that attract some nice crawlers? Not that he minded at all, but he WAS alone at the moment. Going in alone would be stupid. Then again. Was he really home?
Yuu watched as a young man was running through the streets towards a big building. Well. Maybe he could give him answers?
He decided that was his first step here, and took a quick way down from the building he was on.

Ofc I knew, it's just funny. Haha and yeah let's be super secret

Kiera stopped, as she had taken refuge on the top of a bus at the moment, as she preferred not to throw herself into something unfamiliar, or maybe that was a lie, she did it from time to time at home. But there was a difference, even if it was unfamiliar in one way it was still home. Walking into someone's district you could expect some things. Here she didn't know, so when she saw something unfamiliar, she took cover on top of the bus.
"What do you think they are?" she looked at Dragor who were sitting next to her, observing the creatures.
"Don't know. I say they looks closest to ghouls, but they don't act like them, and look much, much worse."
"Do you think ghouls can turn into this if things goes to far?" she asked, knowing that some ghouls became worse than others depending on different situations.
"Not to my knowledge, but I don't know everything"
"Have you lied to me all this years?" she asked pretending to be hurt and Dragor just gave her a look, choosing not to comment.
"Maybe they are George's children" he answered instead and Kiera looked at them before she laughed.
"Closest yet, let's call them children of George, until we know more" she decided looking at the creatures. They were shambling around, but seemed to be fairly easy to dodge. She saw the station in the distance, and maybe there was another way there, but not being familiar with the town, she preferred not to waste time searching for one. The children wasn't fast, and hadn't noticed her yet, or maybe they hadn't but just didn't cared about her. They could be friendly, just having their looks against them, it wasn't something she would bet her life on, but she had learned that looks wasn't everything.
"Are you done thinking?" Dragor asked and she turned towards the dog who smirked at her.
"No, but you interrupted me, so guess I am now"
"I know you will just jump down and rush through it, so why even think about it"
"I was thinking of my options"
"Well you like to do that, even if you know there is no other way." Dragor stated and she smiled, well she liked to think of all her options and cross them off before she acted, but she knew Dragor was right in this moment, she would try to rush past them in the end.
"Well let's go then" she jumped down from the bus with ease, catching the attention of the closest child, and as it started walking towards her, she made her way to the station.

She closed the gates behind her, she didn't know if the creatures could open them, but if they could, well at least they would need to struggle a bit. She had came to the conclusion that their looks wasn't deceiving this time, they had no good intention since they tried to eat her. But they were different from Ghouls and Vampires, not only because this creature was rotting, and didn't seem to be after her because they needed her flesh to live, no they just seemed to wish to eat her, for some other reason, strange. However she seemed to be alone as she opened the door into the station, and she didn't even need to call out for someone to know she was alone. Parts of the station was barricaded, and it looked like it had been done in a panic, she saw a few bloody steps and even if it didn't seem to be as bad as out there, it wasn't good here either. She looked at Dragor who shrugged his shoulder, as well as a dog could as she walked towards the reception, to see if she could find any answers.

Yuu cocked his head to the side, and looked at the things in front of him with amusement. Instead of the earlier roof, he was now crouching on top of a bigger car.
He had been strolling through the narrow, car filled roads, but pretty fast realized that the humans walking around there were not really humans. Mainly because the man he was following had been attacked, and killed one of them.
However he still couldn't really understand them entirely. They weren't crawlers. That much he had found out.
Yet they obviously had I'll intentions, and kinda wanted to eat him. Which wasn't on his to do list right now.
He was fascinated, but he couldn't waste so much time fooling around right now. If this was some oddity or rare crawler type, he needed to register that with Aki.

He jumped down yet again, and moved shiftly past them all and headed towards the station he had seen the younger man run into. He needed a location, a name, an explanation. Anything would do so he could start getting back.

Arriving at the gates outside what he presumed was a police station, he noticed it was closed, and infested with those things. Looking around he figured he could lure them away with noise, and just go through the gates. They weren't locked, just closed.
So these things weren't exactly rocket scientists he almost giggled at the thought of how cute they seemed. Easy.
And on top of that they were sensitive to sounds. That he Had noted since the exploding truck had gathered a swarm of them, and also the man's gun had attracted attention, and now this gate.
Yuu looked through his bag and found there was still a few fun things left, and figured a blinder would be okay to waste.
It explodes with a noise and releases green gas, which should give him enough time to get inside.

Stepping inside was kind of refreshing, but he was also on his guard since it was very quiet. For a few seconds he weighed his options. Call out, get possible attention? Stay quiet, and get suspicious if someone was around?
He sighed and started walking towards the front desk while raising his voice a little.
"Anyone here?"
He had figured he needed to alert his presence. If there were crawlers, those things from earlier, or humans, he knew he could stand his ground. He had his gun out, and ready, and he was on full alert while searching the place with his eyes and ears.

Kiera had studied the desk as well as she could, the papers there didn't reveal much and the computer was locked, and hacking wasn't one of her talents, and she didn't had magic to help her with it. The only thing she could see on the computer was four camera angles, but the hallways was empty, bloody, but empty. Besides not knowing how to get there, or where there was, she saw no obvious reason to go there. Judging from the blood and that the station was barricaded she came to the conclusion that the creatures had entered the building as well.
"This was all I could find" Dragor handed her a news paper, and it was better than nothing, and it could give her some information. She placed herself on the counter, seeing she was in a town called Raccoon City and she looked at Dragor.
"Ever heard of a town called Raccoon City?" she asked, knowing he had knowledge she lacked, mostly about distance places, and old forgotten history.
"Never heard of it" he answered and she nodded, she had hoped that he had, and maybe that would have explained how they ended up there. Or at least make it possible for her to speculate. She looked at the date. 1998, September the 21st. She guessed the paper was older than one day at least, giving her some concept of time at least, even if they didn't use the same time system as they did.
"Can't say how far back we are, but the technology is older than ours" she stated more to herself than Dragor, she tried to estimate how much but it was difficult, and she went on to the articles instead.

All it had told her was speculations, mentioning of an old incident a few months earlier. And how people started to get bit, after that everything seemed to happen really fast, something that was obvious when you studied the place, seeing that no one seemed to be prepared for what happened. Kiera was about to ask Dragor what he thought when he growled and she felt a presence before she heard someone call out. She took her gun in hand, as she silently walked out from where she was sitting with Dragor at her side.
"I am here" sa said as she saw a man in front of her. She kept her distance, not knowing who he was or what he was.
"He's a human" Dragor informed her and she nodded, she was sure that he wasn't one of the creators outside, but knowing he was a human was helpful. She studied him and the weapon he had in his hand, he seemed to be on his guard just as much as she was, at least he wasn't an idiot, for better or worse.
"You from here?" she asked, maybe he could give her some answers.

Once he had stepped around the things in front of him so he finally got a clear view of the interior of the police station, he saw a woman?
But... where did that guy go? He wrinkled his eyebrows, but decided that was an issue for later. As of this moment he had someone else nearby who seemed normal, but he was not going to assume she was.
Answers however, maybe she could provide them. However her question was a bit odd unless she wasn't from this place either. So it could be that he ended up unlucky with this first encounter.
"I am not." He said while trying to measure her physical strength, skill and possible weapon locations.
By this time he was way too used to all kinds of surprises, and they were time consuming, so you better always have all options clear.
"Are you from here? Do you know where here is?" He asked, lowering the gun, to show he wasn't hostile, but he was prepared if needed.

He used the little time between his question, and her answer, to look around the entrance. This place was way, way bigger than it looked from the outside. How peculiar.
Looking up there seemed to be at least 3 floors?
Two big stairs on either side in front of him. Some odd statues and a lot of other crap.
What kind of police station was this anyway?? To his left some kind of grated opening, to the right...
Mmm.. okay so at least this seemed to be somewhat okay as protection. Despite that the things outside seemed pretty harmless compared to crawlers, he had a bad feeling about a swarm of them. Easy one on one or a few even, but 6-10? He wasn't so sure they were as simple as they led on at first sight. And all of them were not behaving the same. Aaand he didn't really know then at all. So until he did, careful it had to be.

Yuu turned his attention back to the woman after the brief few seconds he had used to take in his environment. He observed her facial features, her body language and her eyes. The expression didn't seem too hostile, yet.

Kiera felt disappointed, she had wished that the man knew more than she did, but no that would be to easy, and nothing was ever easy. She knew that all to well. She saw that the man lowered his gun and she did the same, seeing it wasn't helpful if she acted hostile without reason. Dragor was still on his guard, but he sat down next to her, not taking his eyes of the man.
"And I am not from here either" she informed him "But I know the town's name is Raccoon City, not sure if it helps you or not. But besides the name I can't tell you mush more about this place"
It was true, despite the state the town was in, which the man most likely had seen, seeing he came from outside as well.
"From a few newspaper the state the town is in, seemed to have started a few days ago September 21st" she informed him. Even if he wasn't from here, he would most likely be able to make sense of the dates, compared to her.

She saw that the man studied the room, and she actually liked it, seeing he wasn't an idiot, who didn't care about the surroundings. It was important, and it meant that he would most likely react if something happened. She had Dragor to help, having an advantage, but it didn't mean she didn't search her areas none the less. But as the man studied the room she studied him, seeing that he seemed to have some sort of uniform, she guessed he belonged to some sort of army, or maybe the police. She wasn't sure of which, seeing she didn't know how it worked wherever she was. In her town they only had the army, they were mostly a joke, but they still were uniforms.
"Are you a soldier, or a police?" she needed to ask, it was possible that the man had stolen the outfit, in her town, no would ever do that, seeing all the hate for the army. But she knew that in the past people had respect for the army, so maybe people had it here, and he wished to receive that respect as well. However she preferred to know what she dealt with.

Ah dammit. As he had feared she was not from here.
He noticed that the dog was completely focused on him, and was actually a little bit impressed at that training.

He weighed his options once again, and decided to give it a rest. At the moment he did probably not look like it, but he was exceptionally trained, and his reflexes were fast enough for him to trust her. He slowly put his gun in the holster so she would know he wasn't doing anything weird. Not holding the gun allowed him to move more freely and use both of his hands. He kinda wanted to see those papers she talked about, because that made absolutely no sense whatsoever.
"Would it be okay if I check those newspapers as well?" He asked calmly. It's not that he thought she lied, but there was really no reason for her to tell him the truth either. And considering the information he had just received, a lie was more likely. Actually a lie was more preferable.
Even though he kinda felt it in his stomach already, it wasn't a lie, and this place was not... he smirked.
Interesting.

Should he tell her about his uniform? He couldn't find any reason that could be a disadvantage other than having to drag her along. But she didn't seem that useless from what he had observed so far. So he probably did not have to worry about that, and that was good. Last thing he wanted easy to start gathering a bunch of survivors around. Like always.
Even if his other team members would treat this as some sort of rescue mission, he was not really interested in that. This was clearly not a normal situation and they couldn't possibly hold it against him when they met...
He made a face because even in his mind he knew it wasn't true. They would beat him to death if they found out he skipped on his duty. Well. A compromise.
He looked at his own uniform, and back to her.
"I'm special corps. Kinda like the military... Just better."
He didn't say that cockily, or braggingly, it was just matter of fact that special corps were better than the ordinary military.

"And you? Your clothes really doesn't seem to match with this environment. Who are you?" He asked
Even that blue line in her face was pretty odd. The only time he had seen that was on outlaws and stuff like that. So far better behaved than all outlaws they had ever met, together.
So that wasn't it.