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Les Amis reconvened in the forest near their exploded barricade. There, they decided there was nowhere to move but forward–they traveled back to the bunker entrance that Feuilly and Cosette found. The moment they hit a button on the keypad, a small screen slid out from the wall and played a video, a video showing two familiar IT people. When the video ended, Les Amis finished plugging in the code from Cosette’s father’s journal. A door opened, allowing entrance to the bunker–but at the same time, a blaring alarm sounded, attracting the attention of Infected people who approached from the forest.
Once the code to the bunker was punched in, the door opened … which seemed great until the system recognized that the code you were using was an old one and set off an alarm that rang throughout the forest. Now not only are intelligent Infected swarming the bunker but so are normal Infected citizens. Eponine has discovered that ghosts can shift the object they are attached to–now you know that, at the expense of a great amount of energy, you can reattach to a new object, which will enable you to pick it up. Get your hands on a weapon, use it to defend the bunker and keep your friends safe for as long as you can. Another thing you have realized–with all this effort you’ve been exerting, it suddenly feels so tempting to just….let go. You could fade from this world with no more than a thought, and finally be at peace. Your friends need a chance but you deserve peace … do all you can.
Once you get inside the bunker and locate the King you have two options in your limited time frame. In three hours you must decide if the King deserves to live, or if he deserves to die. Blowing up the bunker would be easy, with your code you could access the weapons containment unit and acquire explosives. Set the charges, grab the detonator and BOOM– all of the people who destroyed France are gone, all of the vials of the Medicine are gone, all the bodies of the experimented-on citizens are gone–it’s the first start of a clean slate. However, it’s a big decision to just end the lives of so many people, regardless of how guilty they are. You could lock the King in his sector and once you’ve freed France, give him and his men a trial. It’s the more democratic way to go and possibly the more civilized. Though this isn’t a civilized world anymore … the King made sure of that when he made the Medicine.
Now that your friends are trapped in the bunker by a sea of Infected that you’ve managed to escape, you have been sent to the giant electric, razor-wire fence that has been set up along the border of France and all its neighboring countries. Gavroche is with you and will do all he can to protect you. The fence is supposed to keep Infected from leaving France; but it has also stopped help from coming into France. So now you both have to make a choice. You need the help of your neighboring countrymen to help your friends out of the bunker to distribute the cure, BUT if the cure isn’t made in time, then breaking through the fence will allow Infected through with nothing to stop them, dooming more than just France. Foreign governments can help you distribute the cure to your citizens and start rebuilding–so it’s probably a good idea to try to get through the fence. You need all the help you can get, but is it worth putting other countries at risk?
You all now know that the ingredients for the cure include human body parts. It’s horrid and macabre, but it’s the only way to create an end to all the suffering in France. Is it worth it? If you believe that it is, find the human organs that you need and deliver them to Sector 18, where Cosette and Joly are using the machine to start to assemble a cure. Quickly–there isn’t a second to lose.
Make the cure. You’ve got the key to the special machine that will allow you to mix the cure properly so it’s effective and now all you need is blood of a newly Infected person, human organs which Prouvaire and Feuilly are out getting, and the other chemicals listed on Combeferre’s flash drive. This is what you came all this way to do, this is the defining moment of your story, this is where you either succeed or you don’t … there is no in-between.
A swarm of Infected, both intelligent and regular, followed your group into the bunker as you all rushed in. Combeferre and Marius managed to use their whistle to stem the flow of Infected at the entrance and are now fending off more from coming in, but a large amount of them got into the bunker and followed Joly and Cosette to the hallways outside of Room 32 in Sector 18, where the cure can be made. Eponine discovered that ghosts can shift the object they are attached to–now you know that, at the expense of a great amount of energy, you can reattach to a new object, which will enable you to pick it up. Perhaps you could finally get your hands back on a weapon. That, combined with the effect of your whistle on the intelligent Infected, may be enough for you to keep them out of that very important room. Another thing you have realized–with all this effort you’ve been exerting, it suddenly feels so tempting to just….let go. You could fade from this world with no more than a thought, and finally be at peace. It’s seeming very tempting as you struggle against these Infected, but it would mean leaving your friends behind…
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