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The Last Refuge
Scenario:That’s an enormous level of detail to cover. To make it more structured, I'll break it down into regions, listing major cities in each country and detailing how the zombie outbreak unfolds in each. This will include infection cases, chaos, military responses, and civil unrest reports.
Given the scale, I’ll start with East Asia and Southeast Asia, then continue with other regions. Let me know if you want a different approach!
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Global Zombie Outbreak Timeline (Expanded)
Phase 1: Initial Outbreak & First Response (Days 1-7)
The outbreak starts in Milwaukee, USA, but international air travel spreads the virus to major cities worldwide before containment efforts take place.
Countries with high urban density experience rapid collapse, while remote or mountainous areas hold out longer.
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EAST ASIA (China, North Korea, South Korea, Japan, Taiwan)
China (Population: 1.4 billion)
Major Affected Cities:
Beijing – The government enforces an immediate military lockdown, but infection cases reach 500,000+ within days.
Shanghai – Mass panic erupts as 25+ million residents try to flee. Ports and airports shut down, leading to riots.
Guangzhou & Shenzhen – Chaos as people attempt to cross into Hong Kong, overwhelming defenses.
Hong Kong – The outbreak devastates the city, leading to mass evacuations by sea.
Chengdu, Chongqing, Wuhan, Xi’an – The military imposes shoot-to-kill orders to slow the spread, but cases surpass 1 million in each city within two weeks.
Tibet & Xinjiang – Initial resistance due to geographic isolation, but refugee movements eventually bring infection.
Government & Military Response:
The PLA (People’s Liberation Army) deploys forces to all major cities but is overwhelmed.
Mass executions of infected citizens.
High-ranking government officials retreat to nuclear bunkers in Western China.
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South Korea (Population: 52 million)
Major Affected Cities:
Seoul – 10+ million residents are trapped as infection spreads through subways and apartments. The military deploys tanks to block roads.
Busan – The naval base attempts a last stand, but civilians storm ships, leading to widespread infection.
Incheon, Daegu, Daejeon, Gwangju – Cities fall within a week, with civil unrest and military crackdowns.
Government & Military Response:
The government orders mass evacuations to Jeju Island.
The DMZ becomes a battlefield as South Korean soldiers prevent infected refugees from the North.
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North Korea (Population: 26 million)
Major Affected Cities:
Pyongyang – The government orders the capital sealed off. Military purges anyone suspected of infection.
Kaesong, Nampo, Hamhung – Mass executions and strict quarantine keep the infection limited at first.
Government & Military Response:
North Korea executes infected citizens on sight.
Kim Jong-un and elite officials retreat to underground bunkers.
The borders are mined and sealed completely.
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Japan (Population: 125 million)
Major Affected Cities:
Tokyo – The infection spreads through the metro system, overwhelming police and military forces.
Osaka, Nagoya, Sapporo, Fukuoka – Cities fall within the first week as civilian panic leads to chaos.
Government & Military Response:
The Japan Self-Defense Forces try to evacuate key officials.
Islands like Okinawa hold out longer, but refugees bring infections.
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Taiwan (Population: 23 million)
Major Affected Cities:
Taipei – Chaos erupts as millions attempt to flee.
Kaohsiung, Taichung – Military barricades collapse as infections spread.
Government & Military Response:
Taiwan enforces a naval blockade, but cases spiral out of control.
The last survivors attempt to flee to remote islands.
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SOUTHEAST ASIA (Myanmar, Thailand, Laos, Cambodia, Vietnam, Malaysia, Singapore, The Philippines, East Timor, Indonesia)
Thailand (Population: 70 million)
Major Affected Cities:
Bangkok – Martial law is declared as millions try to flee. High infection rates due to dense population.
Chiang Mai, Phuket, Pattaya – Overrun within days.
Government & Military Response:
The Royal Thai Army attempts containment but loses control.
The King and government officials retreat to a secure facility.
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Vietnam (Population: 98 million)
Major Affected Cities:
Hanoi, Ho Chi Minh City – Both capitals fall quickly due to high population density.
Da Nang, Hue, Haiphong – Mass casualties as civilians fight over dwindling resources.
Government & Military Response:
The Vietnamese army enforces strict military zones.
Remote highlands hold out longer.
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Malaysia & Singapore (Population: 32 million & 6 million)
Major Affected Cities:
Kuala Lumpur, Johor Bahru – High infection rates due to urban crowding.
Singapore – The city-state enforces strict military law but eventually collapses.
Government & Military Response:
Singapore enforces full military rule, but cases skyrocket.
Malaysia seals off Borneo.
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The Philippines (Population: 113 million)
Major Affected Cities:
Manila – One of the worst-hit cities, collapsing within days.
Cebu, Davao – Attempts to resist, but overrun within a week.
Government & Military Response:
The Philippine Navy retreats to sea.
Remote islands hold out for some time.
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Indonesia (Population: 273 million)
Major Affected Cities:
Jakarta – Civil war-like conditions as the government collapses.
Surabaya, Bandung, Medan, Bali – Infection spreads rapidly.
Government & Military Response:
The Indonesian army falls apart.
Survivors attempt to flee to less populated islands.
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East Timor (Population: 1.3 million)
Remains isolated initially but eventually infected via refugees.
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SUMMARY OF CHAOS REPORTS:
Country First Major Infection Reported Civil Unrest Level Survivability Status
China Day 2 (Shanghai) Extreme (Riots, Military Crackdown) Collapsed
South Korea Day 3 (Seoul) High (Evacuations, Martial Law) Mostly Overrun
North Korea Day 5 (Kaesong) Military Rule (Executions) Partial Control
Japan Day 4 (Tokyo) High (Evacuations, Chaos) Mostly Overrun
Taiwan Day 5 (Taipei) High (Blockades) Overrun
Thailand Day 6 (Bangkok) Extreme (Government Collapses) Collapsed
Vietnam Day 6 (Hanoi) High (Military Resistance) Overrun
Malaysia Day 6 (Kuala Lumpur) High (Survivor Groups Forming) Mostly Overrun
Singapore Day 7 (Entire City) Extreme (Military Last Stand) Collapsed
Philippines Day 6 (Manila) Extreme (Riots, Military Failures) Collapsed
Indonesia Day 6 (Jakarta) Extreme (Government Collapse) Collapsed
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Would you like me to continue expanding into South Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe, or the Americas? Let me know how detailed you want each section!
I'll continue expanding the outbreak scenario into South Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and the Americas with details on major cities affected, military responses, and civil unrest levels.
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SOUTH ASIA (Pakistan, India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Maldives, Afghanistan)
India (Population: 1.4 billion)
Major Affected Cities:
New Delhi – The government enforces curfews, but the infection spreads rapidly in slums.
Mumbai – One of the first cities to collapse due to high population density.
Bangalore, Chennai, Hyderabad – Initial containment fails as people flee infected areas.
Kolkata, Ahmedabad, Pune – Panic buying, riots, and military crackdowns.
Government & Military Response:
The Indian Army enforces martial law.
The government collapses within three weeks.
Mountain regions (Ladakh, Himachal Pradesh) hold out longer.
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Pakistan (Population: 231 million)
Major Affected Cities:
Islamabad, Karachi, Lahore – The military enforces strict curfews but loses control.
Quetta, Peshawar – Tribal regions resist but eventually fall.
Government & Military Response:
The military establishes fortified zones but is overwhelmed.
Border clashes with India over limited safe zones.
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Bangladesh (Population: 169 million)
Dhaka collapses within days due to extreme population density.
The navy attempts to evacuate officials but is overrun.
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Nepal & Bhutan (Population: 30 million & 800,000)
Kathmandu falls quickly, but the Himalayas provide temporary refuge.
Bhutan remains isolated but eventually succumbs.
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Sri Lanka & Maldives (Population: 22 million & 521,000)
Colombo collapses quickly.
Maldives holds out longer but is eventually overrun.
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Afghanistan (Population: 40 million)
Kabul, Kandahar, Herat collapse.
Taliban forces execute the infected but eventually lose control.
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MIDDLE EAST (Iran, Iraq, Kuwait, Syria, Lebanon, Israel, Palestine, Saudi Arabia, Bahrain, Qatar, UAE, Oman, Yemen)
Iran (Population: 88 million)
Tehran, Mashhad, Isfahan collapse within a week.
The Revolutionary Guard enforces mass executions.
Nuclear bunkers protect high-ranking officials.
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Iraq & Syria (Population: 42 million & 22 million)
Baghdad and Damascus collapse into civil war-like conditions.
ISIS attempts to exploit the chaos but is overwhelmed.
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Israel & Palestine (Population: 9 million & 5 million)
Israel enforces border lockdowns.
Tel Aviv, Jerusalem, and Gaza are heavily affected.
Military last stands at key locations.
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Saudi Arabia & Gulf States (Population: 36 million)
Riyadh and Mecca collapse.
UAE and Qatar enforce strict blockades.
The rich escape on private jets.
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AFRICA (Egypt, Libya, Sudan, Ethiopia, South Africa, Nigeria, etc.)
North Africa
Cairo, Tripoli, Tunis, Algiers – Rapid collapse due to overcrowding.
Morocco, Western Sahara hold out longer.
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Central & West Africa
Nigeria (Lagos collapses in days).
DR Congo, Sudan, Chad – Civil wars erupt amidst the outbreak.
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Southern Africa
South Africa enforces strong defenses but is overrun.
Madagascar holds out longer due to isolation.
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EUROPE (France, UK, Germany, Russia, etc.)
Western Europe
London, Paris, Berlin, Madrid, Rome – Initial containment fails.
France and Germany establish military zones.
The Vatican isolates itself but eventually falls.
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Eastern Europe & Russia
Moscow, Warsaw, Kiev – Heavy military resistance but eventual failure.
Switzerland & Nordic Countries hold out longer due to strong defenses.
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NORTH & SOUTH AMERICA
United States & Canada
New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Toronto collapse quickly.
Alaska and remote regions hold out.
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Latin America
Mexico City, São Paulo, Buenos Aires collapse rapidly.
Amazon Rainforest & Andes provide temporary refuge.
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SUMMARY OF CHAOS REPORTS:
Region First Major Infection Civil Unrest Level Survivability Status
South Asia Day 7 (India) Extreme (Riots, Army Overwhelmed) Collapsed
Middle East Day 10 (Iran) High (Militarized Zones) Mostly Overrun
Africa Day 12 (Cairo) Extreme (Anarchy, Civil War) Collapsed
Europe Day 14 (London, Paris) High (Military Quarantines) Partially Holding
North America Day 10 (New York) Extreme (Government Collapse) Collapsed
South America Day 15 (Mexico City, São Paulo) Extreme (Mass Riots) Collapsed
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Alex Chen
He is a former pharmaceutical researcher in Taipei. He is intelligent, determined, and resourceful. Alex discovers a potential cure for the zombie virus using his knowledge of botany and chemistry. He flees to Hong Kong and later to mainland China, evading infection and making crucial connections that aid his survival. Eventually, he manages to reach a safe haven in Beijing, where he continues working towards a cure amidst the collapse.
Alex's Group
They are survivors from various backgrounds who band together seeking refuge from the outbreak in Taipei. They include engineers, soldiers, students, and workers who pool their skills to survive amidst chaos. Their determination to live another day propels them through challenges, forming strong bonds as they navigate through Taiwan and mainland China.
Dr. Zhang
He is a highranking medical researcher in Beijing. He is authoritative, skeptical, and driven. Initially dismissive of Alex's claims, he becomes a crucial ally after witnessing the effectiveness of the cure. Zhang works closely with Alex to verify the safety and efficacy of the treatment. His support is instrumental in gaining access to laboratories and resources needed for mass production. His commitment to finding a solution amidst the pandemic is unwavering.
I was shocked to see so many countries listed, but I realized that the outbreak had occurred simultaneously across the world.
It seemed that there was only one way for the outbreak to have spread so rapidly – international air travel.
Before the outbreak, flights from Milwaukee, USA to major cities around the world occurred daily.
The first reported infection case in China was on Day 2 in Shanghai, and in South Korea it was on Day 3 in Seoul.
On Day 4, Tokyo, Japan also reported its first case.
In Taiwan, the first case was reported on Day 5 in Taipei.
The initial response to the outbreak by each country was similar – immediate quarantine and isolation of the infected areas, followed by a complete lockdown of major cities once the situation spiraled out of control.
However, even with such measures, none of them were able to contain the spread of the outbreak.
China had the largest population among these countries and also the most numerous reported infection cases.
Major cities such as Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou, Shenzhen, Chengdu, Chongqing, Wuhan, Xi’an all reported over a million infection cases within two weeks after the initial outbreak.
In Shanghai alone, over twenty-five million residents attempted to flee by land or sea.
I pulled up the flight records from Milwaukee International Airport on my laptop.
I only needed to look at the flight records from Day 1 to Day 3, as it would have taken at least a day for the infected passenger to arrive in Shanghai and start spreading the infection.
I cross-referenced the flight records with the passenger manifests and infection reports from Shanghai.
It didn’t take me long to find what I was looking for.
Flight MU582, operated by China Eastern Airlines, departed from Milwaukee International Airport on Day 1 at 8:00 AM and arrived at Pudong International Airport in Shanghai on Day 2 at 9:30 AM.
The passenger manifest showed that one of the passengers had been reported as infected, and further research revealed that this passenger was Patient Zero in Shanghai.
I pulled up the security footage from Pudong International Airport on Day 2, specifically Terminal 2 where Flight MU582 had arrived.
The footage showed that the infected passenger had passed through customs and immigration without any issues.
However, as they walked through the crowded terminal, they suddenly stumbled and fell to the ground.
Other passengers rushed to help them, but they quickly realized that something was wrong. The infected passenger began to convulse and foam at the mouth, and soon they were attacking anyone who came near them.
The security footage showed chaos erupting in the terminal as people ran for their lives.
Police and airport security quickly responded to the situation, but not before three people had been bitten by the infected passenger.
I marked Pudong International Airport on my map and calculated that there was an 18-hour window between the time Patient Zero arrived in Shanghai and when the first official infection report was made.
The outbreak's origin was no longer a mystery, but its unstoppable spread had already sealed our fate.
I rushed through the dimly lit corridors of the research facility, clutching my laptop tightly to my chest.
The fluorescent lights above flickered ominously, casting eerie shadows on the walls.
Distant screams echoed through the empty halls, punctuating the heavy silence.
I quickened my pace, my footsteps echoing off the cold concrete.
Suddenly, I heard a loud crash from behind me, followed by the sound of breaking glass.
I spun around, but there was nothing there.
Shaking my head, I continued running until I reached the communications center.
I burst through the door and found two military officers manning the emergency broadcast system.
They looked up at me with a mixture of curiosity and suspicion.
"Who are you?"
The older officer asked gruffly.
"I'm a researcher," I replied breathlessly.
"I have important information about the outbreak."
The younger officer raised an eyebrow.
"What kind of information?"
I opened my laptop and showed them the flight records and security footage from Pudong Airport.
"This is how it started," I explained.
"Flight MU582 from Milwaukee International Airport to Pudong International Airport on Day 1. The infected passenger was on board."
The younger officer immediately picked up the phone and started making calls while the older officer scrutinized me. "How did you find this out?"
He demanded.
"I cross-referenced flight records with infection reports," I explained.
"And what makes you think this is accurate?"
The officer pressed further.
"I've checked multiple sources," I assured him.
"There's no doubt in my mind."
Suddenly, a loud explosion rocked the building, causing everyone to stumble.
The lights flickered wildly, and a siren blared through the speakers.
"What was that?"
I asked frantically.
"We need to get out of here, now!"
