Battledogs Page #4

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Unfortunately,

this was the next.

See, the system only takes

an image every five minutes,

so by the time

it took this one,

the outbreak

had already started.

Every detail.

Could you go back

to the last image?

Wow.

Recognize her?

Yeah, it's that

wildlife photographer.

Think there's any chance

the camera survived?

You kidding me?

That's professional-grade

Japanese engineering.

That thing

is built for the field.

It'll take a licking

and keep on ticking.

You have it?

Yeah. I got it.

Come on.

SLR's a good camera.

There's 10 times the resolution

of most point-and-shoots.

Of course, most people

don't realize that.

I can't tell you how many

things get left behind

when people are trying

to make a flight,

as if it's worth

losing 2K on a laptop.

This is like my own Fort Knox in here.

Let's see.

Photography.

Ah, here we go.

Eh, hardly a scratch.

Thanks.

Need another look?

I got it.

Then you have your mission.

I get this done,

you'll keep your word, right?

Absolutely.

Your family will be transferred

from Wards

to a private facility.

Look at this.

You see that?

That's the day before JFK.

Heh. It happened before.

Huh?

Look, that's what she

was trying to tell me.

She got bitten before

she got to the airport.

General, Hoffman here.

I think we found Patient Zero.

Her name's Donna Voorhees.

Time to go to work.

Now!

We know she came in

on Canadian...

Stop!

I don't want to kill you.

Okay?

I don't want to hurt you.

Just you stay calm.

Now listen to me.

There's still part of you

that's human.

You understand that?

Good.

So you're the one

who's in control here.

Okay?

Okay?

You stay calm.

No!

General, Hoffman's still alive.

Could you do me a favor

and find out everything you

can about Donna Voorhees...

where she came from,

where she went,

who she might have

come in contact with?

What are you looking for?

Well,

I need solid evidence that she was bitten

before she walked

into that terminal.

Gotta make sure no one

else was infected.

You got it.

All right.

Thank you.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's a black wolf.

They're very rare,

most common in North America,

uh, the result of domesticated

dogs mating with feral wolves.

Early Canadian settlers,

they thought

they were wolf men.

Okay,

so we have this wildlife photographer...

Right. So she

goes to Canada.

She takes a picture of a wolf.

Obviously she gets

a little too close.

Bites her, and she gets

back on the plane.

She travels back to New York,

ends up infecting

the whole damn airport.

I uploaded an image

on the, uh, system mainframe.

If I'm right,

it should be our girl.

General, I put a call in

to the White House...

Let's not jump

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