yoon jiah:
To: OPEN Location: Jiah’s apartment, with two dogs, take-out, videogames and thoughts about zombie apocalypse
Jiah had both of her dogs by her side. She was watching the TV when saw the current state of the main character of the game starting to decay but that wasn’t news. She died at least five times in that route, and they weren’t even playing for half an hour yet. She sighed in frustration and shook her hand, dismissing the control, “you try again, I’ll end up killing Joel myself if he dies again,” she says with a huff. She had the idea of playing the first game before they released the second part a couple of weeks ago, and seeing as time was never on their side, she thought it would be better to start it as soon as possible. She didn’t take into consideration that she would be so rusty.
She pulls her older dog, Kyun to her lap and pats its head, a sudden contemplative, dramatic look in her eyes, “do you think we would live long if we were in a situation like that? I personally thing that Kyun would do a much better job surviving, but we never really know right?”
YUNHO WASN’T REALLY ALL THAT big on video games. he knew that it was pretty unusual for a guy, especially one in his twenties, to not be interested in gaming or playing the latest video game that dropped on the market, but he had always been too busy focusing on other things, such as acting, from a young age, so he never really got involved or invested in them. he had quite a few friends who had though, and while he didn’t play, he did enjoy watching them play. it was amusing to see them get so worked up over a fictional plot line and fictional characters. but then he got roped into playing them himself. he rolled his eyes and took the controller from her, restarting the game.
“i don’t particularly think about things like that.. like, what’s the point? it’s most likely never going to happen. the idea of zombies existing is improbable because there’s no life after death.” he believed in a lot of things - aliens being the biggest conspiracy he believed in, but zombies didn’t fall under that category.







