Author's Note: Got bored, and this popped up in my mind while playing Left 4 Dead 2. Ignore all mistakes, and enjoy.
Quinn Fabray and Rachel Berry were trudging down the empty street. They both held weapons in hand, along with other weapons, food, and water in Rachel's backpack. They haven't seen Brittany Pierce or Santana Lopez in a few days, and were hoping to find them alive. They also haven't encounter any zombies within the last 24 hours, and weren't hoping to do so, though the blonde really felt like killing something.
Fortunately, there a low murmur from behind the duo, and Rachel immediately flinched before spinning around on her heel. Quinn quickly followed her action. There, lumbering a few yards away from them, was a zombified Finn Hudson. Neither of them had seen him since the zombie apocalypse began.
"I-Is that Finn?" Rachel whispered, rising her rifle.
"Yeah, I'm pretty sure it is," Quinn uttered, placing a hand on Rachel's shoulder and lightly lowering the rifle down with her other hand. "I got this."
"You sure?" Rachel questioned, her eyebrow rising slowly.
"Yep," Quinn replied, pulling Rachel's chin up for a quick peck, before stalking towards the zombie. Finn had his hands raised, with gashes throughout his pale green body, while he muttered incoherent words. When he realized the blonde was fairly close to him, he started increasing his speed towards her.
"Watch out, Quinn!" Rachel shouted from behind the blonde. Quinn just smirked in reply, before sprinting towards the gigantic zombie with her wooden bat raised. When they neared closer to each other, and Finn was extremely close to pouncing on Quinn, she struck her bat against his head, colliding with a crack. Within seconds, his head was soaring through the sky, while his body bled as it crumpled and collapsed in front of Quinn.
"I've always wanted to do that, even when he was alive," Quinn commented happily, eyeing disgustedly at the blood splattered on her bat before disposing it on the ground, right next to Finn's body.
Author's Note: May continue with a few sequels, depending on the reception.