Day 1-3
The initial reports of monstrous attacks were met with disbelief, then horror as the reality of the situation set in. Emergency services were quickly overwhelmed, hospitals overflowing with the injured and dying.
Doctors and staff were shorthanded and medical supplies running out.
Day 4-5
As the attacks intensified, the authorities began to abandon non-essential facilities. Prisons, long-term care homes, and mental health institutions were left to fend for themselves. Guards, fearing for their own safety, fled, leaving inmates and patients at the mercy of the unfolding chaos.
In the prisons, a power vacuum emerged. Some inmates, emboldened by the absence of authority, seized the opportunity to escape, only to be met by monsters AND THE UNPREPARED WERE SLAUGHTERED.
Others, particularly the elderly and infirm, were left to face a grim fate, abandoned by the very system that was supposed to protect them.
