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Reunion

Pairings: Daryl Dixon x teen!reader, Tyreese Williams x teen!reader, Carol Peletier x teen!reader, Judith Grimes x teen!reader (all platonic obviously)

Requested by Anonymous: when the prison fell you and Daryl got separated, this is how you meet up, based on this request

Warnings: mention of blood, fighting, mention killing walkers/zombies, killing people, Daryl hug (yes that’s a warning), knives, guns, mention of killing kids, Terminus, hopefully if you read this you’ve seen the episode and knows what it includes, but ya know typical twd stuff.

A/N did I accidentally write this way longer than I intended yes, yes, I did, now don’t get me wrong the moment where Tyreese defends Judith is iconic but for the sake of this fic I changed it up, kinda wanna make another part

For you who wants to know the episode is season 5 episode 1

Anyway I hope you enjoy this <3

Judith giggled happily in your arms as you walked on the edge of the railway. You could’ve once imagined all kinds of trains going up and down the tracks as they blew past the trees, but now you couldn’t actually remember much about trains, you had the idea of them but not much details (and if a train were to come right now that would’ve been a miracle).

Tyreese walked a few steps behind you, with Carol in the front, as she led your group of four forward. She came to a stop when a sign that states “TERMINUS” showed up once more. It was your headed path, the sanctuary called Terminus. You personally didn’t trust it, not after the Governor, but you had to find Daryl and the rest of the group. You knew that if any of them were still alive they would’ve gone to Terminus after finding the railway. Which all of them had probably done. Along with finding Daryl you also had to get Tyreese and Judith to safety. Tyreese wasn’t fit to live on the road at the moment, he refused to kill anything that came your way leaving you and Carol to kill stray walkers, or animals for food. Judith, well, she was a baby and sometimes could be screaming all day, she was mostly quiet but the times she did cry was the times walkers got attracted. A baby was no way near fit to be on the road but here you were all of you somehow still alive (except for Lizzie and Mika Samuels, but there was no loss for you over Lizzie that’s for sure).

“We’re close” Carol stated as she saw the sign. “I’m gonna get you all there, make sure you’re safe, but I’m not gonna stay” She saw your face morph into disappointment as you nodded your head, a sad smile on your face. You’d missed her while she was gone and now she would be leaving again, and you didn’t like it, not one bit and you knew Daryl would be sad over it too which didn’t help the matter.

As you heard the rustle of leaves behind you in the forest, you all turned around to see two walkers stalk forward in your direction. Tyreese motioned with his hands to take Judith from you. Judith was carefully switched over to Tyreese and both you and Carol went forward to the walkers. Both of you killed them quickly only to notice the herd that was about to come out of the forest. Carol whispered to Tyreese that more were coming, and so all of you went into the opposite side of the railway. You hid in the forest until the walkers got distracted by shots firing not too far away from all of you.

Tyreese looked worriedly at you as he started to talk. “That gunfire it could’ve been from Terminus”

“Someone was attacking them, or they were attacking someone” Carol responded

“Do we want to find out?”

This time you involved yourself in the conversation, as you believed that you did indeed need to find out. “Yeah, we need to find out, If the others are there they might need help”

With that, and Carol's instruction of walking another track that would get you there as well you all started to walk once more, this time in need to find out the truth.

Your next stop had been outside a small worn out cabin, but it wasn’t the cabin that got your attention. What got your solely attention as you hid in the forest with your companions was the man that talked in a walkie-talkie. He was putting up a bunch of fireworks, no doubt to lead the herd of walkers away from Terminus. You could faintly hear him mention a woman with a sword, and you stopped Carol from going forward. As you continued to listen you heard him mention a kid with a hat and that was all you needed to go on. You didn’t think there were that many women with a sword and kid with a hat together nearby at the same time, so it didn’t take much to know that they were talking about Michonne and Carl. Nor did it take long to realize they had done something to your group, thereby also Daryl. Especially when he mentioned bleeding the kid out.

Carol slowly started to creep up behind the man and you followed not far behind. Tyreese more hesitant but still following. She put her gun toward his head, the young man froze and put his hands up still holding the two way radio. “Keep your finger off the button and drop it”

“Listen, ya’ll don’t have to do this. Whatever you want, we got a place where everyone’s welcome”

“Shut up man” it was what all three of you were thinking but Tyreese was the one to say it.

“Okay”

“We’re friends of the chick with the sword and the kid in the hat” Carol pressed the gun against his head forward, making the man lean forward as the gun touched his head.

It didn’t take long for you and Carol to tie him up and drag him (not so carefully) into the cabin leaning him against one of the walls. Throughout the whole ordeal the man continued to tell the three of you that you didn’t have to do this, that you could all come up with a deal, but he had no luck there.

As Carol made herself ready to scout Terminus out to see what was happening Tyreese continued to hold Judith in a protective embrace. You however had been asking the man questions, finding out that ever since the first questions he had been lying. He told you he only had Carl and Michonne, that they had both attacked them out of nowhere, that they were just protecting themselves. But none of you believed him. Not with the things you heard him talk about before you confronted him.

You would of followed Carol to Terminus had it not been for your will to protect Judith and Tyreese. As much as you loved Tyreese he wasn’t in his right mind. So you stayed to help if anything bad were to happen, to walkers coming your way or your prisoner getting free somehow, it didn’t matter you were there to protect your family. You only hoped Carol wouldn’t need any help.

Talking about your prisoner he was even more shatty when Carol left. Apparently a teenager, a baby and a man who he could clearly see wasn’t going to kill him was no threat to him. It was his undoing in the end. He underestimated you both and it showed in the way he talked to you and Tyreese as you sat by Judith, who’d you made a makeshift bed to.

“She got a name?… Hey, she got a name?”

“No” you answered at the same time Tyreese answered “Judith” you glared at Tyreese as he told the stranger her name, you didn’t want to give him any information, you never knew if it would backfire.

“She your daughter or something?”

“She’s a friend”

“Huh, I don’t have any friends… I mean I know people. They’re just assholes I stay alive with. The other one your friend, the woman” the younger man nodded towards the door that was now closed. Tyreese slowly looked away at the comment being conflicted about his answer. So instead you answered.

“Yes”

The man nodded and his voice that had now started to annoy you filled the room once more. “I used to have them… used to watch football on Sundays. Went to church” he let out a small laugh as if the thought of it was unbelievable. “I know, I did, but I can’t picture it anymore… it’s funny how you don’t even notice the time go by, horrible shit just stacks up day after day, you get used to it”

Tyreese turned his attention towards the man and spoke with distaste laced in his voice. “I haven’t gotten used to it”

"Of course you haven’t, you’re the kind of guy who saves babies, it’s kinda like saving an anchor, when you’re stuck on a boat-“ you had by know decided to drown out his voice as he tried to make justiciable to let him go.

Your thoughts got filled with Daryl like they had for the most time since the prison fell. You missed him. He always looked out for you. Ever since you met you were drawn to each other. Daryl used to pretend he hated you, especially when Merle was around he couldn’t have his brother think he was soft. However everyone knew he had always secretly looked out for you ever since he met you he’d felt the need to protect you. It came to the point that whenever you wanted to go on a run to get new supplies or do anything really you’d always ask Daryl. You had never spoken about it to each other but there was a silent agreement between everyone even you and Daryl that you were his kid and he your father. It might not be by blood but it was how it had come to be. Everytime something happened to you if you got hurt or if you were sad they’d always notify Daryl, but most of the time he already knew and would be with you to try and cheer you up in his own moody way. When you’d been out on the road before you found the prison you’d always sleep next to each other making sure the other one was safe. Even in the prison your cells were next to each other. He always looked out for you. He taught you how to hunt, he taught you how to use his crossbow, and to fight people to be able to protect yourself. Like Judith was “little asskicker”, you were the “big asskicker”. You couldn’t help but to miss him and the thought of him being hurt from the people in Terminus made your stomach hurt. You didn’t really want to voice your thoughts but you needed the reassurance and Tyreese was the only one who knew who Daryl was and could give reassurance. So against the warnings your mind gave you, you voiced your concerns.

“Do you think Daryl’s okay?” Your voice came out quieter than you expected as your mind filled with more scenarios in which Daryl had gotten hurt in.

Tyreese turned from Judith to look at you. He tried to give a reassuring look on his face as he answered. “I’m sure he’s fine Y/N”

”So Daryl’s your dad, maybe boyfriend” he continued to gues what Daryl was as you made no indication of actually giving anything away to him. After a while he stopped, he wouldn’t get anywhere with you, but he was still confident that if he talked enough to Tyreese would let him go.

“See, you’re a good guy, saving babies and teenagers.

“You have no idea about the things I’ve done”

“You’re a good guy, that’s why you gonna die today, it’s why the baby is going to die, why the Y/N is going to die” both you and Tyreese stood up taking an intimidating step towards the man, your knife pointed at him. “Or… you can get in that car, get out of here, keep on being lucky.”

“You think you’re gonna kill me?”

The man turned his sole attention to Tyreese as he answered him. “Why haven’t you killed me? How does having me alive help you? Why the hell are you even talking to me? Take the kids, take the car and go, I don’t want to do this today”

“For your information we could always use you to get more information or w e could kill you know, like you said we have-“ you got cut off by an explosion going off. Tyreese rushed to the window to see what was happening and saw the smoke over the forest.

“Is that Terminus?” The man moved forward as if trying to see out through the window but he had no luck in that department as he slouched back towards the wall.

“Yeah, probably”

“Maybe you’re gonna win this, maybe your friend, I mean maybe that woman just got capped, maybe I’m gonna be the one who gets capped when she comes back”

“Nobody’s got to die today”

“Man if you believe that… the it’s definitely gonna be you and the kids, even if the place is burning to the ground”

“Man maybe you can shut up and stop talking before I kill you myself” the man took his eyes of Tyreese to look at you as you had your knife pointed at him an annoyed look on your face. He didn’t believe for a moment that a teenager would be able to kill him, nor win in a fight against him. He had a way to high ego to think that you would be able to do any harm to him, he underestimated both you and Tyreese and when he heard as well as saw Tyreese look out at the walkers coming toward the cabin he moved quickly and soon enough his hands went to hold Judith in a hold that would be easy to break her neck.

He told you both to drop your weapons and you both did so not wanting him to hurt Judith. As he saw the walkers claw at the windows he looked towards Tyreese telling him to go outside. As Tyreese went outside he went over to you and bound your hands together with some spare rope just like you had done to him earlier. He made sure the knot would hold before he went I’ve r towards the wallow-talkie and tried to connect to the woman (apparently named Cynthia) on the other side.

While he did all that you tried to desperately tie up the knot that held the rope around your wrist together. Right as you were able to get rid of the rope around your wrist (thankful Daryl taught you how to do it) the noise from outside stopped. It became deathly quiet and the man looked towards were the last pounding against the walls had been. He took out his knife and was about to kill Judith when you quietly and quickly grabbed the knife that was laying right were you left it beside you on the floor and you ran over to the man. You saw red as you knocked him over, he had threatened to kill Judith and Tyreese. Threatened your sister and one of your closest friends. You knocked him towards the floor and your hand went into the air as you threw it down onto him repeatedly stabbing the knife in your hand into him. even after he was clearly dead.

Tyreese had to carefully walk over to you as he took the knife away from you. He told you that the man couldn’t hurt them anymore nor the walkers, everything would be okay. You appreciated his comfort as you hyperventilated for a few minutes over the fact that you’d just killed a human. You’d killed walkers before but never a human being. In your mind it was justified as he was about to kill all of you anyway, but you still felt like you’d lost something inside of you.

It was a while later when you glanced out of the window and saw Carol as she walked towards the cabin, Rick not that far behind. You broke out in a relieve laugh as a smile spread briefly over you lips, this made Tyreese glance out towards where you were looking. You booth scurried to get everything as you both wanted to leave the cabin not being comfortable to stay inside any longer than you needed to.

As both you and Tyreese stepped out of the barn you glanced at the people led by Carol. Your eyes scanned the crowd looking for one person in particular.

Daryl stared at you in disbelief he couldn’t believe you were actually alive, he’d seen you get shot, and without medical attention he guessed you’d died. He hadn’t wanted to keep hoping in case he would someday find your corpse rotting away (either as a walker or actually dead).

Daryl took in your bloodied state, you’d no doubt had to fight. Dirt and blood covered most of your clothes, and your face had a few cuts covered in dried blood. Your once white shirt was miss colored and your jeans had been ripped in some places, your jacket had blood stains all over it. Daryl could only guess what you’d gone through to end up looking like that (he didn’t even look that bad). He didn’t like all the blood covering you, he didn’t like not knowing what had happened, he didn’t like being away from you, he needed to protect you, he’d lost Beth to a couple of strangers, he wouldn’t lose you too.

When your eyes finally found Daryl, you had a soft smile on your face as you saw him visibly relax at your eye contact. While Rick and Carl ran towards Judith in Tyreese’s arms, Daryl stumbled forward towards you, dropping his crossbow to the ground. You met him halfway and he engelfulled you in a tight hug. You’d never know nor would anyone else but Daryl let a few tears fall in relief as he hugged you tightly knowing you were still alive, actually alive. As he felt you wrap your arms around him he felt you hug him just as tight, the comforting sensation you both brought each other was all you needed to ground each other and know that either of you were dreaming, this was real and both of you were okay.

As Daryl heard you sniffle he realized you were crying and he hugged you even tighter, taking one hand to your head and petting it softly — not knowing fully how to comfort someone, even now, having comforted you all those times before he still was unsure if he did it right. However he did know that you were crying from relief, because he did the same thing. You had your father back and he had his kid back and knowing that, you both knew that everything would be okay in the end. You were yet to be bested by someone when together, even when apart you always won, always found your way to back to each other. You would beat this world together and that was all that you needed to know, and the fact that neither of you were planning on leaving soon.

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'The Walking Dead': The Most Memorable Kills Across 100 Episodes

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'The Walking Dead': The Most Memorable Kills Across 100 Episodes

Given the show’s subject matter — indeed, given the show’s title — the easiest way to relive The Walking Dead is to walk through the dead.

Across seven full seasons and countless characters, only five figures from the first season of the AMC zombie drama are still standing: Rick Grimes (Andrew Lincoln), Carl Grimes (Chandler Riggs), Carol Peletier (Melissa McBride), Daryl Dixon (Norman Reedus) and Morgan Jones (Lennie James). That’s a whole lot of people we’ve lost along the way, heroes and villains alike, and all of the others who never quite fit comfortably on either side of the good-evil spectrum.

Based on the comics of the same name from Robert Kirkman and Charlie Adlard, The Walking Dead stands ready to cross past 100 episodes as soon as the season eight premiere, with no signs of stopping anytime soon. As a means of marking the occasion, let’s take a stroll through the history of the series, by walking through some of the most memorable kills across 100 episodes, presented chronologically.

1. Rick Kills Bicycle Girl (Season 1, Episode 1)

Not the first time we see Rick kill a zombie in The Walking Dead, but chronologically, this one takes place before the little girl he puts down at the gas station. Bicycle Girl, the single most memorable walker by our account, gasps and grasps out for Rick’s flesh. Rather than fear the creature, Rick kneels by its side, expresses his regrets, and does what must be done. It’s among the most human moments of the entire series, and it comes our way almost immediately.

2. Daryl Kills Dale (Season 2, Episode 11)

The first major swerve for Walking Dead comic book fans, Dale Horvath (Jeffrey DeMunn) was always slated for death, but not quite this early. His evisceration at a walker’s hands, followed by a bullet to the head courtesy of Daryl Dixon, was and still is one of the single most shocking developments across 100 episodes spent in the zombie apocalypse.

3. Rick Kills Shane (Season 2, Episode 12)

In contrast to Dale, Shane (Jon Bernthal) should have died much earlier than season two, if Walking Dead stayed true to the comic book letter. Instead, Shane survived right up until the penultimate hour of season two, his death serving as a catalyst for Rick’s transformation into the big-bearded badass we now know and … well, take your pick: love, fear, or both.

4. Carl Shoots Lori (Season 3, Episode 4)

It’s yet another huge shocker for the comic book crowd, considering how and when Lori (Sarah Wayne Callies) dies in the source material. Lori’s fate on the show is made all the more devastating given that she dies giving birth to Judith, and is subsequently put down by her own son — a decision he makes all on his own, ensuring she won’t return from the dead.

5. Michonne Kills Merle’s Buddies (Season 3, Episode 6)

Danai Gurira’s sword-wielding badass makes her proper debut in season three, ditching Woodbury and forced to show what she’s made of when Merle Dixon (Michael Rooker) and his posse try to hunt her down. Michonne entered The Walking Dead with a lot of hype from her role in the comics, and her stand against Merle’s allies more than measures up.

6. Daryl Kills Merle (Season 3, Episode 14)

Technically, Merle was already dead, shot in the chest after trying to take down the Woodbury threat all on his lonesome. But Daryl delivers the final blow, tearfully bashing his zombified brother’s brains in, a cathartic moment after a life of abuse under Merle’s thumb.

7. The Governor Kills Hershel (Season 4, Episode 8)

Hershel (Scott Wilson) loses his head at the exact moment the Governor (David Morrissey) loses his own, throwing everything away because he can’t abide Rick Grimes’ existence any further. Hershel steps in for Tyreese (Chad Coleman) here, taking the younger man’s comic book death for the show’s version of events, signaling one of the single most memorable plot developments of the whole series: the fall of the prison.

8. Carol Kills Lizzie (Season 4, Episode 14)

It’s the climax of “The Grove,” one of the single best episodes in Walking Dead history: Carol (Melissa McBride) forced to kill a child who refuses to accept the fact that zombies aren’t people anymore — a point she proved by killing her own sister in cold blood. Carol’s choice is absolutely devastating given her own history as a mother, let alone as a warm-blooded human being, but it’s also one of the show’s most successfully emotional moments across seven seasons and counting.

9. Rick Kills Joe (Season 4, Episode 16)

Rick bites a man’s throat out in order to protect Carl. Really, the act speaks for itself.

10. Carol Kills Everybody (Season 5, Episode 1)

Also known as the moment Carol stepped into Terminus and became the Terminator. Not to mix the metaphors too much, but this was Carol’s Sarah Connor moment, the sequence that solidified her status as the most brutally efficient killing machine on the show.

11. Rick Kills Gareth (Season 5, Episode 3)

The fact that Rick and friends resolve their cannibal crisis only three episodes into season five serves as a reminder of just how far these people have come since the start of the series — and really, how far they have fallen away from their own humanity. Rick buries a machete into Gareth’s (Andrew J. West) head without any hesitation, as strong a signal as any that the southern gentleman who felt remorse over Bicycle Girl is long gone.

12. Walkers Kill Noah (Season 5, Episode 14)

It’s the single grosses main character death in seven seasons of The Walking Dead, and nothing really comes close: Noah (Tyler James Williams) getting ripped to pieces right in front of poor Glenn (Steven Yeun), helpless but to watch as walkers eat his friend alive. If you have somehow purged this memory from your mind, please post your secret in the comments. Seriously, it’s still nauseating to think about.

13. Saviors Go Boom (Season 6, Episode 9)

You know the phrase about bringing a knife to a gunfight? The Saviors foolishly brought guns to a rocket launcher fight, as Daryl Dixon blows these goons to smithereens at the midpoint of season six. No matter how bad things have gotten since then and no matter how bad things get in the future, never forget that it was Daryl and his bombastic firearm that got the first and biggest win.

14. Negan Crushes our Spirits (Season 6, Episode 16)

No matter how anyone feels about the fact that it was presented as a cliffhanger, or the actual outcome of the action, there’s no denying the fact that Negan (Jeffrey Dean Morgan) arriving onto the Walking Dead scene via skull-crushing is straight-up iconic. It’s a milestone moment for the series, certainly given where we are in the current scheme of things, and deserves some measure of props accordingly.

15. Rick and Michonne Mow Down Walkers (Season 7, Episode 9)

With that said, the current reigning “best kill” belongs to lovers and fighters Rick and Michonne, who hopped in two separate vehicles, revved up their engines, and cut down an ocean of zombies with a tripwire tied between the cars. It’s an absolutely absurd moment for a show positively brimming with absurdity, and it’s oh-so welcome given the overwhelming darkness of the season up to that moment. Wherever things go next, we can walk away from Walking Dead with this crazy Fast and Furious kill in the can. That’s a win all on its own.

Sound off with your favorite Walking Dead kills in the comments below. The Walking Dead returns for its eighth season on October 22. Follow THR.com/WalkingDead all season long for news, interviews, deep dives and more.

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