BEST. QUOTE. EVER!

You must have not read my previous spoiler (s) where I said that there’s a major change to something I spoiled before and that TFZ is no longer Sullivan Davis.

Lots of reasons for that, one of which is a big spoiler that I can’t reveal, but I can say that he wanted to get closer to them and see what they were like without them knowing who he was. He also wanted to see what a bullet to the brain would do to him — he figured it would be nothing, but he wasn’t sure. Keep in mind that he’s waiting all this time on finally finishing off humanity, partly because he’s setting a trap here for all the vampires, but also partly because he’s having second thoughts about killing the rest of his hometown and at least one living relative (not April, no). He has the 200 in Mexico surrounded, but he’s not actively instructing those troops/zombies, but he could any time he wants and he expects all the Mexicans to die soon anyway, even against “dumb” zombies, since they’re up against hundreds of thousands of them. Most likely most of those Mexicans are military, by the way, and they’re probably in some underground bunker which is defended somewhat well. Anyway, once Mexico is gone, there’s only going to be 31 humans left, so TFZ wouldn’t even need to kill them, really, since there wouldn’t be enough for long term repopulation and the vampires would die out anyway. So even if TFZ died right now, he still would have accomplished a good deal of his mission, but probably nowhere near all of it, because there’s a good chance that most of the remaining vampires would commit suicide before going through the 65 years of torture if TFZ doesn’t trap them all.

TFZ wanted all the vampires to go through the same torture he went through, wanted them to feel as much pain as possible. He had two options for how to do this — one is to just seek out and capture all the vampires, and the other is to kill everyone on Earth. He chose to kill everyone on Earth, since it would be basically impossible to find all the vampires. Once he has them locked up, though, he wouldn’t really need to kill anyone else, but he does want to account for all possibilities, like them breaking out, although after the first couple weeks they wouldn’t even be able to, without help at least. So anyway, TFZ is now trying to decide if he wants to let the humans live or not, wants to see if they’re worth it, and one small way of doing this was to get close to them and listen in on their conversataions.

Every time April cries, you take a shot.
Every time Math’s brow cast a shadow over his eyes, you take a shot.
Every time Murdo’s personality or character design changes, you take a shot.
Every time someone drops the F-bomb, you take a shot.

Extra Hard Mode:

Every time a zombie gets decapitated, you take a shot. Headshot bullets count. (Page 26 will separate the men from the boys.)

Yeah, for different places come different legends how to turn into a one. Some say you must be a virgin and be bitten by a vampire who drinks your blood, ALL of it, and you turn into one, and upon turning you’ll be really, REALLY hungry bastard. If you’re not virgin, you only die or become a ghoul (if this is gonna happend, I’m little sorry for our great marine-soldier friend).

Other story I know is that a vampire drinks ALL your blood, and then drops a few drops of his own blood on your lips. Chance for successful transformation are not that big, only around 30%. One reason why vampires don’t do thing so easily in this story is that they give some of their life force to grand unlife to the new “brethen”.

Yeah, I’ve wached some things about vamps, and if you would start to take every legend in count, they wouldn’t go out at rain because of flowing water, would start to count every possible thing in the gym and so on…