10K manages to score them a couple gas cans full of fuel, Addy gets her bat back, and Citizen Z locates them thanks to the explosion. With the mission a bust, the team leaves the refinery as the zombies begin to catch fire. After Murphy crashes the truck, a fire erupts which ignites the fuel truck - along with all the fuel they were after. The living dog is being attacked, causing Citizen Z to rip off a plank from a nearby crate and jump down to kill the zombified dog. Citizen Z runs out of bullets taking random shots at the undead dog. Cassandra throws her music box necklace down to the body to get rid of all memories of the life she is leaving behind. She kicks him off the top of the structure, falling to his death. The reason: As she states, she "is used to it.". He uses a taser to incapacitate her, but it doesn't work on her. Meanwhile, Travis holds Cassandra hostage at the top of the building and tells her it’s time to go "home". 10K, the sharpshooter picks them off but Murphy drives off in the group's suburban before Doc can get back in.Īs the zombies close in around them, Charles tells Roberta and the others to go while he saves Murphy. Back at the refinery, zombies are everywhere as Doc fights them off. He tries to do it by shooting it with his Sig Sauer P250 pistol but shoots randomly. Up on top of a platform, Cassandra and Travis fight about the fact that she’s never going "home" and then Travis asks, “What happens when I tell them what you are?”īack in the listening station up north, Citizen Z is trying to kill the reanimated dog he saw earlier. When Doc tells him to relax and goes outside to give mercy, Murphy locks the door. Murphy advises he has a fear of the zombies when a few surround the vehicle. Murphy lies, saying that he volunteered for the zombie virus trial. Meanwhile, the zombies are also drawn to Cassandra’s music box (playing the song: Lure-ley).Īs Roberta and Charles fill up the tanker truck, Murphy and Doc play cards and tell their backstories. When they get the pipe at the top of the tower jammed, using Addies bay, they learn that the zombies are falling into a pit of oil. From past experience, Cassandra knows that zombies like high-pitched noises, such as the music box she wears as a necklace.Īs Cassandra and Travis go up to the top of the staircase, he tells her that she needs to "come home." Meanwhile, Addy Carver and Mack Thompson are close behind, and cavalierly killing zombies on their way up. The team can smell gasoline so they know that it’s there and thus decide that they’re going to go inside and investigate the refinery, but also decide it’s possible they can steal a gasoline tanker.
The team then realizes whatever is inside one of the distillation towers making noise is attracting the zombies. However, another dog has reanimated.Īs the team pulls into the refinery, they see that it's overflown with zombies. But he realizes one of the dogs is still alive. But the man is a zombie and Citizen Z shoots him. The team heads to the refinery while Citizen Z approaches the man on the dogsled near the arctic listening station. While there, Travis, one of the bikers they saw on the road earlier turns up and says that there could be gas at an oil refinery in New Jersey. Meanwhile, the team stops by a shopping mall to look for gas and supplies. But as two bikers go by, Cassandra hides.Īs Citizen Z realizes that someone is inbound to the Northern Light listening station, he goes outside and arms himself. Additionally, they need to pull a zombie out from under a tire. Meanwhile, the team is stranded by the side of the road when one of their vehicles runs out of gas. As he watches zombies storm in, he executes the command, deleting files including Murphy’s info document as the Mount Wilson Command Center falls. In order to get them out, he needs to fry their mainframe remotely, but doing so will erase all of the computer's data files, including the information on the vaccine. Citizen Z starts off trying to get in touch with the CDC's Mount Wilson Station, but they’re under attack by zombies.
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