Eden at the end of the world

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The apocalypse is unleashed by a virus that turns anyone outside of Eden into a zombie. The virus has no power within Eden.

Zombies are mindless creatures that can survive for two months without food and have great resilience. They will eat any meat they find.

There are resistance groups, people seeking survival and a cure, bandits taking advantage of the situation to loot, cults emerging—typical things from zombie apocalypse stories.

After two months the hordes will calm down. They will diminish because there are fewer healthy humans to infect or feed on.

Mutant zombies will appear, some larger, some more agile.

Even if the hordes diminish, the damage is done; human production and logistics systems will be severely damaged in three months, and life will be hard.

Eden is a rich land, and some would say magical. No matter what happens, Eden remains pristine, its lands preserving the health of its inhabitants. Even zombies seem to avoid this land.

The compound employs approximately 2,000 workers, including armed guards who protect the perimeter. Over time, many weapons were secretly stored there, including a Hind tank from the former Soviet army, 80mm mortars, and jeeps.

The staff includes a family doctor, a veterinarian, a former Soviet colonel in charge of security, a priest/chaplain, and two engineers.

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Survivors may want to enter as they discover that Eden is a nearly safe place, but violent looters may also want to enter.

There are numerous cabins, crops, small streams, and a lagoon. It's fairly self-sufficient with its generator, water purifier, garage, and stables.

It has fifteen thousand hectares