Two years passed, within the two years alot of things happened. As time passed on the ind, the survivors faced numerous challenges and dangers. Despite their efforts to stay safe and adapt to their environment, tragedy struck, iming the lives of seven of their own.

Leah, Audrey, Aurora, Hannah, Hailey, Gabrie, and Elizabeth were among those who lost their lives in the first year of their ordeal.

Each loss weighed heavily on the remaining survivors, serving as a stark reminder of the fragility of life and the harsh realities of their situation. They mourned the passing of their friends andpanions, their memories serving as a somber tribute to those who were no longer with them.

Yet, amidst the sorrow and grief, the survivors found strength in each other and resolved to honor the memory of those they had lost by continuing to persevere and survive against all odds. As they faced the challenges of each passing day, they drew upon their resilience and determination, refusing to sumb to despair.

Though the passage of time brought with it hardships and loss, it also fostered bonds of camaraderie and resilience among the survivors, reminding them that as long as they remained united, they could face whatever challenges the ind threw their way.

Living on the ind for the past years had transformed the survivors into skilled wilderness dwellers. They had learned to adapt to their environment and make use of the resources avable to them. Building treehouses provided them with shelter and protection from the elements, while also offering a vantage point to keep watch for potential dangers.

Their survival skills extended beyond mere shelter, as they became proficient in identifying and utilizing medicinal nts and trees found in the jungle. Learning about the healing properties of various nts enabled them to treat injuries and illnesses, enhancing their chances of survival in the harsh wilderness.

Despite the challenges they faced, the survivors had developed a deep understanding of the ind''s ecosystem and had learned to coexist with its inhabitants. They had be adept hunters and gatherers, securing food and sustenance from thend and sea.

Through their resilience and resourcefulness, the survivors had not only managed to survive but had also thrived to some extent in their new environment. Each day brought new challenges, but they faced them with courage and determination, united in their quest to ovee adversity and find a way to escape the ind.

The survivors grappled with the grim reality that their chances of returning to the maind were slim, and their hope dwindled as time passed. The outbreak of the zombie virus had cast a shadow of doubt over the fate of humanity, leaving them to contemte the possibility that they might be thest remnants of civilization.

Despite the overwhelming odds stacked against them, the survivors remained resilient, clinging to the sliver of hope that somehow, someway, they would find a way to escape the ind and discover if any semnce of society still existed beyond its shores.

In the face of uncertainty and despair, they drew strength from their bonds of camaraderie and solidarity, finding sce in each other''spany as they navigated the challenges of survival in their isted wilderness.

Though the future remained uncertain, the survivors refused to surrender to despair, determined to persevere against all odds and hold onto the fragile hope that one day, they would find their way back to a world they once knew.

The female members had visions during this time. In the vision an old man whose face was unclear because of the aura behind him, came and told them,

"Listen to me child, you all are thest of the surviving humans. Before humans gopletely extinct, you must reproduce to increase the number of humans and protect the species. Humans are most valuable, even though they make mistakes. You have a responsibility. Remember my words…. Remember…!"

The mysterious vision weighed heavily on the minds of the female survivors, haunting their dreams and leaving them with a sense of urgency and responsibility. They grappled with the gravity of the message, recognizing the weight of their role in preserving the future of humanity.

Despite their initial disbelief, the recurring nature of the visions and their shared experiences confirmed to them that this was no ordinary dream but a profound message with profound implications. They deliberated amongst themselves, grappling with the implications of their newfound responsibility, knowing that the fate of humanity rested in their hands.

However, they chose to keep this knowledge hidden from Jude, the sole male among them, perhaps fearing how he might react or burdened by the weight of the revtion. Instead, they bore the weight of this secret collectively, determined to fulfill their duty to protect and propagate the human species, even in the face of uncertainty and adversity.

After two years theye to a decision, the ones who were ready to have kids with him are going to marry him. They thought,

''There are only 12 of them left out here. Thinking about the human rules and unnecessary egos only made them live a difficult life. To enjoy the rest of the time, they need to do as they like. And the only way to have a husband and a sexual life is by marrying Jude. Because he''s the only male left in them.''

Everyone besides La and Rose decided to marry him. They went towards the sea. Jude was fishing there from the traps they made of wood and vines. They walked towards him to ask his opinion.

As the women approached Jude by the sea, each carrying the weight of their decision, their hearts beat with a mix of nervousness and determination. They knew the gravity of what they were about to propose and sought Jude''s opinion with both hope and trepidation.

Jude looked up from his fishing, noticing the serious expressions on their faces. Sensing the weight of the moment, he set aside his catch and turned to face them, his brow furrowed with curiosity.