Fox Hills Mall once had a grand array of shops and boutiques, that drove every teenager mad with their money. Most of them employed by the mall, and those checks were spent within these walls, though the money stopped circulating, the merchandise is still sought after.

A wax museum in Hollywood, where people could take photos with celebrities without having to get in between the stars and security, now empty of life, but reminds us of how pretty our stars were at one time.

The medical staff employed in the heart of LA, have thought they had seen just about everything, from gun shot wounds, to internal bleeding, and everything in between. But when the first outbreaks occurred, and no one could stop those fevers from rising, and no one could save the people who were falling in the streets, and absolutely not one doctor could diagnose why those people were getting up a little later that day.

Los Angeles International Airport was definitely the most talked about air port, everyone rubber necking to see if a star was getting onto their plane, or if they would pass by one on the way from first class to coach. Security lines were madness, but now the terminals are dead, and so are the majority of people within them when everything began to happen.

Main streets of LA used to be well known for gang related activity and infuriating traffic situations, but those worries are long gone and apart of the past, replaced by new ones, that are much more terrifying.

Welcome to the work of one man, Dmitry, this area is well surveyed and mapped, its perimeter guarded by chain fences, and an almost ominous water tower, from there, the Swampman watches. Water and other resources are shared, as well as ammunition. Those with criminal intentions will be shot on sight, or court marshaled.