Blue Zone Zyracuse

Author: Chris

  • No Bites

    Check out the newest Zyracuse merchadise here.

  • After Math

    Christopher Avery went about his usual morning routine. He gathered his bag and headed off to work. He was a math teacher at a high school in the western suburbs. Chris walked out the door to his basement apartment and headed up the stairs. As he was leaving the building, one of his neighbors, Mrs.…

  • The Day the Muzak Died

    Patrick Reynolds hated his job. He worked behind the counter at a gas station on the West Side. Every day was the same as the day before. The same customers came in each day, buying the same newspaper and coffee. He suffered through the same loop of lite rock songs on the store’s stereo. He…

  • Don’t have time to look at the Zyracuse Merchandise?

  • Public Service Announcement

    Stealing Tallon’s idea, post any possible PSA scripts here. The public needs to be warned.

  • The End?

    “What’s that sound?” Jerry thought to himself as he walked along Runway 10. Since the outbreak, some sounds became too familiar, while others ceased to exist. This sound was something that Jerry had not heard in all of his years at Hancock, and it was getting louder. Jerry looked to the west to see where…

  • Icon

    It’s 32×32. The resolution is 200. I had a smaller one, but it looked bad, couldn’t get rid of all the white.

  • This one’s for the kids

    Children’s author Penn Quinn (real name Lloyd O’Keefe) continued to write stories during his time in the Blue Zone. He used his unique talents to help educate the children about the dangers that lurked beyond the fence. His stories centered around a penguin named Phil. Here’s a few of his most recent works.

  • Hitman

    Whenever anyone asked Jake Rogers about his life before the invasion, he always responded the same way. “I was a hitman.” No one really believed him, but they would play along and listen to his stories anyway. Everyone assumed that Jake had a normal job in his past life and that he created his stories…

  • The State of the Blue Zone Address

    I think Brooks should deliver a State of the Blue Zone Address.  Probably after the Niagara Incident.  It could explain when the generators would run, food rations, curfew, and updates on the cleanup of Syracuse/surrounding area.

  • Choices

    Left or right, up or down, soup or salad. Life is full of choices. For Tom, making the right choice was usually simple: pick the option that worked best for Tom. He never thought how his actions would affect others, only how he could benefit most. Tom always seemed to make the right choice at…