Left 4 Dead 2 x Reader Scenarios

Meeting a zombified animal

Coach:

"Even the goddamn doves are zombies!" he shouted, pointing to draw all attention to the bird in the sky, who is having great difficulty balancing and staying up.

The bird was way scarier than the zombies, for it twirled to you all, almost tumbling to the ground, then gave one strong flap of its wings and came soaring down.

All ran for cover then trying to shoot it. Problem is the thing doesn't even have control over it's own motions so it kept swaying away from the bullets. At one point it fell, head dangling as if neck can't be upheld, Coach cringed and claimed: "I just feel bad for it now..."

He walked up to it, causing it to spin around then race it's way to Coach's ankl-

BAM! Feathers flew around, a shotgun steaming.

"Let's stick to places with roofs above us from now on," instructed Coach.

Rochelle:

Rochelle got surprised when you suddenly grabbed her arm in a tight hold and pulled her so far back she almost fell. Before she could ask what that was for you pointed your gun to the ground. BAM BAM BAM! Shooting but with a frustrated expression that screams; "Why can't I shoot this fucking thing?!"

Rochelle focused on the ground, stumbling back as you kept hurrying backwards. Then she saw it: a snake. It wasn't slithering elegantly like a snake would, it was kind of... flopping around as if it has yet to understand how it should move forward.

"Is it... a zombie?!"

"I think?!" you answered, trying to hit the damn wiggling thing.

Finally! Finally you got a hit in. On its tail so it began flopping around, like a fish, to try and move.

"..." Both just stared at it, unsure to feel bad or disgusted out.

So used your melee to smash it to death, which Rochelle found disgusting and bit overboard but at least it's dead,

"Great, now we can keep an eye on the ground too. Let's find things to wrap around our ankles."

Ellis: (I completely forgot Ellis is in a band with his friends and plays bass. I coulda added that into scenarios TOT.)

"Cool! A tiger! I always wanted to see one... America has tigers??" so you had to remind him of zoos. That made him go "aaah" in the realization 'that's right' tone. But then a new tone of a different realization; 'Oh shit, we are standing here while there's a zombie tiger'.

The speed you two had was quite impressive. Haven't ran that fast into a house before. You pushed a cabinet, causing Ellis to ran to help, and put it before the door. In time as the door wobbled with each pound of the tiger's claws. It sounded as if it was just smacking its paws against the door, not precisely using its claws.

"So... what now?" Ellis nervously laughed. "Think they still work like a tiger?" as he was thinking of just sneaking out the window but that wouldn't work if it's nose still works as previously.

You did a test; sticking your hand out the window then back in. Nothing... Next your head, more so you can't analyse with view. Nothing. You gave Ellis a shrug, which he returned. A simple "I don't see shit", "Guess we can go then".

Both did, fast but silently, before the tiger realizes the situation.

Nick:

Amidst the zombies one does not expect to hear the loudest roar-gargle sound. Nick shot the last zombie in his sight, twirling to you to ask,

"Either I'm finally going crazy or that was a fucking bear."

Your side still had zombies left so he began helping, only to grab your arm and tug before pointing with his gun somewhere.

A big, angry grizzly bear with a whole chunk out of its side. Saliva dripping down its mouth. Well, you think it's a grizzly bear based on structure, not the color for it was more red from blood than brown or black.

Then it began running. Right to you two. "Run!" You didn't need to tell Nick twice. Both ran like crazy. "And WHERE are we going?!" Nick asked. "How should I know?!" you yelled back.

Even a zombified bear is faster so not as if you could outrun it. Both had to jump into the first broken window found then race up stairs, begging the virus had eaten the bear's brains to know how to enter a window and/or go up stairs.

Once there he motioned to the window, "We walked ledges before, shall we?" as a throwback to the hotel windows. So both climbed out the window, to the rooftop. Embarrasingly difficult as no human just climbs walls and rooftops on a daily, but once there could take time to come up with a proper plan and rest a few seconds.