Chapter 28- Last Dying Breath Part 3

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Originally Posted by Leah

But if the cracks would have spread worldwide, would they not have seen some cracks outside Inglewood??
I think it might be an impact-crack., and it is possible things have landed all over the world.
Khalani was in Hawai and he did not mention any cracks there. So did the zombies swim?

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Kalani wouldn't have been able to mention anything about cracks. No body can get close enough to the cracks and survive long enough to report about their existence. They even nixed the idea about flying over ground zero in chapter 22 after Pegs and Victor told the others that they drove through it.

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Originally Posted by reaper239

naturally? all around the world? at once? i find that a hard sell. cthulhu, giant squid not withstanding, would actually be a great explenation. well, maybe not cthulhu himself, but some eldritchian horrors akin to him. after all, R'lyeh was a city submerged under the ocean. i find it plausible that if a number of these eldritchian cities were to surface at the same time, it would cause tectonic activity, perhaps releasing some cursed horror from the depths of the earth. mwahahahahahaha

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Global geological event is a hard sell but a story about zombies is right up It-Can-Happen lane.:cool: We're still missing pieces to the puzzles.

I just checked, and the Los Angeles subway system does not run underneath Inglewood. Too bad, as that would have explained the presence of passageways below the water and sewage lines.

Kalani also says that the zombies in Hawaii were '...nastier, meaner than the kinds here."

I don't think the meds helped Saul overcome or become immune/resistant to the zombie virus. Tanya said she had used her "strongest stuff" on a slow turner back at the colony. Later she said she was using her strongest stuff on Saul. I do believe Saul had A infection, but not THE infection. The meds helped him with that. As far as not turning and being resistant to The Haze, I believe he and Tanya have a natural resistance to turning in their genes.

(The Haze; I coining it ;) )

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Originally Posted by Cabbage Patch

I just checked, and the Los Angeles subway system does not run underneath Inglewood. Too bad, as that would have explained the presence of passageways below the water and sewage lines.

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Los Angeles has a subway?

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Originally Posted by Witch_Doctor

Kalani also says that the zombies in Hawaii were '...nastier, meaner than the kinds here."

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Because the virus was much more contained on the island?
The closer to the impact, the nastier they get....

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Originally Posted by Cabbage Patch

I just checked, and the Los Angeles subway system does not run underneath Inglewood. Too bad, as that would have explained the presence of passageways below the water and sewage lines.

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a lot of cities during prohibition found themselves riddled with secret tunnels and such.

Clindamycin and vancomycin are the drugs Saul's mother used on him. They are strong antibiotics. They slow or stop the growth of bacteria. If they are indeed the wonder drugs that helped Saul over come The Infection, then The Haze is filled with bacteria. Gaia is fighting back by releasing a deadly wind.

Someone also mentioned Cthulhu. I liked that very much. :D

With Tanya being a vet surely she had to have injections such as rabies and protection from other viruses that animals can pass to humans. Could explain possible immunity.