"No." Daryl stilled, eyes narrowing suspiciously. Two years in and there was no way anyone didn't know that. Not if they were alive.
He stood up as best he could and watched the other man do as he'd said. Acted like he was used to taking orders. Was it possible the military had kept some of their own in the dark about the virus? For that long? Naw, that didn't make no sense. Of course, Daryl had just woken up in the middle of God knows where, surrounded by God knows who, for God knows what, and God knows how it happened.
And then golden boy was asking the same questions Daryl was asking himself, which halfway shot his theory to hell. So maybe the military did have their ways of making people forgot. Really forget. Or maybe it was a group of survivors who got their hands on enough military tech and supplies it didn't make much difference. Only thing Daryl knew for sure was he didn't have enough information to make a good educated guess. Not yet. That, and if the anyone else didn't know what was going on with the dead, they would have to learn fast. Not if any of them were going to survive for long.
He shook his head and got his arms under the shoulders of the next person, "Nope."
After another few seconds of silence, he offered, "Anyone dies, you get 'em in the head as fast as you can. Gotta be the brain or they'll be up and walking and you'll be the only thing on the menu."
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He stood up as best he could and watched the other man do as he'd said. Acted like he was used to taking orders. Was it possible the military had kept some of their own in the dark about the virus? For that long? Naw, that didn't make no sense. Of course, Daryl had just woken up in the middle of God knows where, surrounded by God knows who, for God knows what, and God knows how it happened.
And then golden boy was asking the same questions Daryl was asking himself, which halfway shot his theory to hell. So maybe the military did have their ways of making people forgot. Really forget. Or maybe it was a group of survivors who got their hands on enough military tech and supplies it didn't make much difference. Only thing Daryl knew for sure was he didn't have enough information to make a good educated guess. Not yet. That, and if the anyone else didn't know what was going on with the dead, they would have to learn fast. Not if any of them were going to survive for long.
He shook his head and got his arms under the shoulders of the next person, "Nope."
After another few seconds of silence, he offered, "Anyone dies, you get 'em in the head as fast as you can. Gotta be the brain or they'll be up and walking and you'll be the only thing on the menu."