Susie, still a mess of tears, raced down the music hallway; the Orchestra, Band, and Choir classes were usually located here. She remembered that the only other exit was the one in the Orchestra room. So here she was, trying to get inside of the classes that she so desperately wanted out of. 

 The first door she encountered was Orchestra class. She pressed down on the handle and gave it a push...but it was locked. Was it barricaded? It sure felt like it was, because she could press the handle down, but couldn't open the door.  

  "Damn!" Susie muttered. So she ran to the next door and tried once again, but came to no avail. Frustrated and furious, she ran to the last room, the Choir room. Once again, she could push down the handle but couldn't open the door.

  Knowing this, she attempted to force it open and break the barricade. It took a few tries and a lot of effort, but on her 5th push, she finally heard the sound of boxes and chairs falling. To which now, she could finally enter.

  Inside was a well-lit class, with posters and papers covering the walls, and chairs placed perfectly in rows. Carpets, with fancy design's, layering the ground and risers, linked together by the bars, placed to the left of the class; the teacher's desk sitting directly in front of the seats. It was just a normal class, and most would agree, apart from the spectacle of blood. 

 "What the hell happened here?" Susie mumbled. Bodies of children on the floor, with gashes and wounds on their faces and arms. Yet, Susie simply stepped over them and opened up one of the practice rooms. She shut the door behind her and looked around her. 

 There was an electric piano, that was unplugged, and papers that were scattered around. However, what really caught her eye was the other door, on the opposite side of the room.

  Susie gripped the handle and pulled it open, peering inside. What she saw made her whole body shiver with fear. It was the band room, but it was so indistinguishable from what it used to be. Blood caking the walls, and dead people on the ground. Almost as if someone had come in and massacred everyone.

 Taking another look, she saw a group of zombies feasting upon the conductor's body. All of them were high schoolers, still in their uniforms. Susie attempted to back out, but the creak of the door was just enough to get their attention. They turned around and stared at Susie, almost smiling.

 She had been spotted.

"Goddamnit!" she said under her breath. She had little time to react before they came bolting towards her. So she grabbed the nearest instrument near her, a trumpet, and prepared herself. It took only 2 seconds before one reached her, and thinking fast, she gave the hardest hit she could give. The zombie died on impact and fell to the floor, a huge gash on the left of her skull. 

 "HEY! OVER HERE!" Susie screamed. She threw the trumpet at the next incoming zombie, then went for a tuba lying near the corner of the room. It was heavy, perfect for squashing a zombie. She quickly turned around and threw it onto the next one and ran, without looking back.

 Susie jumped over rows of seats, even to one point running on top of them. A few more steps later, Susie had reached the next door. She pressed down on the handle and ran inside, slamming it behind her. 

 It was a close call, but she was safe.

The zombies banged their bodies on the door, like rouge animals, and Susie could even see their rotten teeth through the little window. It was disgusting, atrocious, and she wanted nothing more than to never see them again. 

 She took out her axe and came to the next door, bracing herself for what she might see. She took a breath, and opened the door...but wasn't prepared for what she saw. The entire classroom was dark, apart from one little area in the room. One ceiling light flickered in the dark, revealing the conductor's stand. A creature sat on top of it, but not one Susie had seen before.

 This one looked different from all the rest. The body was lanky, there was no hair on its scalp, and it looked dead. Susie tried to get a closer look, but when she did she was met with a glare from it. She noticed it's deep black eyes, it's serrated teeth, and the bones that protruded from its skin.

 "What the hell are you?" The creature gripped onto the conductor's stand and snarled at Susie. Her eyes darted from it, to look for an exit. At the far end of the class was a door, and on top of it was a neon sign that read "Exit". She smiled and looked back towards the creature...but it was gone.

 She thought she had seen it. Wasn't it right there? She was sure that it just there, there was no denying i--

 REEEEEEEEEEEEAAAARRR!

 The creature appeared in front of her, opening its mouth unrealistically as it went in for a bite. Susie slashed it with her axe, but it simply avoided the attack and leaped onto her. The creature swayed its arms in the air, slashing at her chest and neck. Susie did the same with her axe and screamed for help.

 "GET OFF OF ME!" Susie shrieked. It didn't listen and dug its fingernails, that left deep wounds, into her skin. Susie screamed again and again, but the creature didn't stop. It wasn't until another sudden bang rang through the doorway Susie came from, that it stopped.

 The zombies had broken through the door that Susie had failed to lock. The thing looked at them for a moment, before jumping off and ran toward them. Susie, sparing no time to get out, went for the exit. But before she could even open the door:

 BANG!

 Susie screamed again as one of the zombie bodies landed splat on the wall next to her. She looked back and saw the chaos unfold between them. She saw the creature pick up a zombie by its head, smiling wickedly at it. And with a single crush, the head exploded into pieces. 

 Her panic grew, and she desperately wanted out. She pressed the handle down and opened the door, slamming it behind her. She took off down the sidewalk until she was far away from it. 

 "WHAT...WHAT THE HELL!" Susie shouted. She tried to keep herself calm, take in a few breathes. What the hell was that? What was it doing? How did it get in the class? All these thoughts raced through her brain, but she kept herself calm.

 And when she finally was she realized something. She was outside, outside of the school. She wasn't in the reach of Jevil or that thing.

 She was safe.

A/N: ALMOST DONE WITH THE STORY! :DDDD

          I know this chapter kinda felt overdone a little, and I kinda went a bit too far from my normal "style". But hey, you gotta try new things! Anyways, see you soon!