Why You Never Get Shots...

Why You Never Get Shots

 *      "But I hate the doctors!  They always give me shots, and it's creepy in there, with all the weird equipment."


 * "I'm sorry Billy, but you need to get this shot. Plus, with thiss weird new flu strand, they're trying whatever they can to stop it from spreading, which frankly isn't much. Just pretend you're escaping the zombie-apocalypse."


 * Now, you see, Billy completely disagreed. In his mind, the doctors were the zombies. And not only this, but the fact that he had a seriously strong feeling that this was going to different. Worse, somehow, then it usually was, which was really saying something. And his feelings were confirmed as they pulled up to the hospital. And the armored truck with the bio-hazard symbol on it really wasn't helping.


 * As they entered, the feeling grew even worse. The person at the desk gave Billy a dead stare, though after she saw his name, a wicked, maybe even demonic smile crept across her face. And as she led them down the hallway, Billy felt a cold chill run down his back. Again, the hallway with the sign saying "Experimental Medicine"  was sooo not helping.


 * Once he entered the room, he saw how dingy it was. No color, marks of bleach on the bed, broken needles everywhere. To Billy's extreme disappointment, they didn't wait very long to shove the needle into his arm.


 * Once they started their trip back home, Billy started to feel strange. Like, he wasn't in his right mind. What's the worst that could've happened, huh? I'm just a little jittery from the shot, that's all. But the problem was, he didn't feel right. He felt like he wasn't himself. Like, he was dreaming. And when he felt fully awake, he realized his mom was yelling at him.


 * "What are you doing?! Are you completely insane? What are you doing to my car?" his mom yelled.


 * It was then Billy knew what was happening: the shot was affecting his brain. How'd he know this? Well, he didn't consciously carve the skull into his car door, for one thing.


 * The strange happenings continued for a few days, with not taking baths, hissing at his family, and even wandering around the house at night, doing the weirdest things.


 * Eventually, his family brought him back to the hospital, and something had gone horribly wrong with the shot: it turned out that there was nanobots in the injection, meant to hunt down and eliminate foreign cells, but they had gained a hive mind. This Hive had attacked his brain, slowly destroying neurons to the point where his brain was no longer in control of his actions. Basically, he would start to go rogue, destroying anyone who didn't have nanobots in them; the entire was doomed to the 100% brain-active super weapon now known as
 * B-10000.





