Disclaimer: I do not own Left 4 dead.

Epilogue

Keith stood atop the large pile of dead zombies, releasing a war cry. His work was nearly done. He hadn't seen any more zombies coming, so he knew that he had practically killed them all. He was definitely going to gloat when he was done with this. It was really a shame that Ellis had gone missing during the first couple of hours of the third outbreak.

Well, sure, the third outbreak had been his fault, and he hadn't seen anyone alive since he had let the zombies in, but the lack of zombies in his current vicinity had to be a good thing, right?

His bask in victory was interrupted when he saw two zombies in white coats trying to sneak behind him. He quickly turned and shot them, but the bullets didn't even seem to faze them. He frowned, but before he could try something different, one of the zombies grabbed him from behind and held his arms behind his head. He struggled to break the zombie's grip, but the second one came up beside him and he felt a prick on his neck before he knew no more.

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Terry was seriously pissed. He was one of the many unlucky people who were robbed during the apocalypse. It had been several years since the incident, but he was hit so badly that even now he was barely scrounging by with his odd jobs.

Today's job led him to be assisting in the hospital. He mostly went around sweeping and such, but overall it wasn't that bad of a job. Today he heard a racket coming from the mental ward, and when he went to investigate, he was mistaken for a doctor and asked to restrain the patient until they could sedate him.

The man was strange. He kept shouting about zombies and such. After the man was completely down, Terry looked at the name and stared. This was the man who had started the third outbreak. This was Keith: the man that let the zombies into the survivor base.

His little stunt ended up killing over half the people there, including his female teammate and the pilot that traveled with him. It was a real shame about the others that were on his team, though. The whole hospital was all a buzz about what went down.

Eric and Nick had become far too mistrustful of others and joined together to go live as hermits in Antarctica. Rochelle had become rich off her report on the outbreak. Coach went back to teaching, and no one ever knew what happened to Ellis. They said that he helped Keith let the zombies in, but there was never any proof, so he wasn't pursued and was just labeled KIA.

After he was sure that Keith was completely down he turned to leave. However, he never noticed the figure with the blue hat and the yellow bull shifters shirt as they snuck into the room before it closed off.

END