This is a particularly hard thing that I wondered if the survivors, and in particular Corbin, would have to face. Eventually, the uninfected will have run ins with the far greater numbers of infected. There will inevitably be some spread of the infection. Once that happens, and without knowing if a treatment exists, how do the survivors deal with the situation?

Can’t say I wouldn’t do the same, but it’s not easy. I wonder if putting them in a secluded place to let the infection run its course, adding them to the number of the infected, is any better a solution. They die alone and in agony. At least this way there’s no pain.

I’ll have to wait and see if the matter of just the body dying not being enough is addressed. Hopefully the survivors at the hotel have found out.

Found a couple typos, bud:

“… a couple of people in the painful stake of the infection. …”
I think that was meant to be “state”.

” … I gave a little nod. “Ye, he also said …”
Probably was “yeah” or “yes”.

” … Before stood the finest leader I had ever met.”
This one is missing “me” between “before” and “stood”.