Monday, Monday, leaving the corridor Ilya found himself in a huge room with small diners and cash registers. Having searched the ticket office Ilya found a couple of bottles of water and a pack of chips. In the cafe, he did not climb, as someone's roar came from there, and his homemade spear was broken.
When Ilya went down to the third floor on the escalator, he saw a horde of zombies chasing a small group of people. When the whole crowd disappeared, Ilya crawled up to the sports store. He was completely defeated, and without lingering Ilya took snowboarding goggles, a bandage, and a thick jacket so that he would not be bitten if he met with dead people.
Looking for something useful on the cash register Ilya found an alternate exit from the pier. Going out to the stairwell he saw the chef lying on the floor, stabbed to death with a knife in his hand, he tried to protect himself from the dead.
Ilya raised the knife and hoped to leave the mall alive and went down to the first floor. As he walked, he understood a few things:
1. Zombies run well
2. They often go in groups
3. They have claws.
When he opened the door to the backyard of the maul, he was already waiting for a zombie, but he was different from the usual dead. He was very thin. It was a zombie spider. Only the dead man saw Ilya, he immediately jumped 2 meters high in the direction of the guy, but he was afraid to close his eyes and put the knife in front of him. But luck smiled at him, and the spider completely sat in the knife with his body and squeaked down on the floor. Taking the knife Ilya went out on the street and ran to his apartment.
While Ilya was running, zombies with their extremities torn off walked around him, military vehicles were standing around, garbage cans were scattered, and the windows in the houses were broken. Suddenly somebody's hand made an incision in Ilya's jacket and he immediately stabbed his opponent. Green and red blood sprayed in all directions.
When Ilya got home and opened the door to his apartment, he couldn't find his parents, so they stayed at work forever.