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pheliskougra) wrote2011-09-29 05:57 pm
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The Last Stand
It's a dark stormy night might be a cliché in story-telling, but it's also stark reality now: the patter of heavy rain and the crack of thunder rousing you to conscience.
You are inside your sedan, face-first into the deployed airbag. Your chest hurts a little from the yanking of the seatbelt, but besides that minimal discomfort you seem uninjured.
The car is halfway into a ditch beside the road, the left-side light still on. The engine is stopped, and the whole of the car is askew, stuck in an odd angle. There's a crack on the windshield, passenger side, and the rain is washing off what seems to be blood.
You remember... a person, running into the road right in front of you. No time to stop, and you only had a glimpse before hitting the person, losing control of the car and crashing.
Probably you should do something about your current situation.
Who are you?
Why were you going to Union City?
You are inside your sedan, face-first into the deployed airbag. Your chest hurts a little from the yanking of the seatbelt, but besides that minimal discomfort you seem uninjured.
The car is halfway into a ditch beside the road, the left-side light still on. The engine is stopped, and the whole of the car is askew, stuck in an odd angle. There's a crack on the windshield, passenger side, and the rain is washing off what seems to be blood.
You remember... a person, running into the road right in front of you. No time to stop, and you only had a glimpse before hitting the person, losing control of the car and crashing.
Probably you should do something about your current situation.
Who are you?
Why were you going to Union City?
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No, seriously, with that little 'peashooter', even you would be hard pressed to drop a zombie.
"We could check the police precinct, they might have left something there." Ted speaks up again. "Also, there's that hunting and fishing store on the Old Road."
Jackson gives a nod. "I think we all could use some weapons... those going and those staying. And extra ammo too." He gestures to a small table near the door where a Death Adder .45 revolver is resting, at hand for quick use.
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This may be Annabelle's Guiding Principle of Life, you never know. "Which of them is closer to us?"
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"I guess we could make a run for it. But some have to stay to keep the Woodruffs quiet." Jackson nods.
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Ted shakes head. "Myself, Monica and Annabelle could take care of the gun run? A few shotguns, maybe a rifle, a couple handguns, and as much ammo as we can carry. They have those big camping backpacks there."
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Well, they probably know what that means.
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Monica finally moves away from the window, and sinks into the couch.
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It's not like anyone's going to sleep, right?
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Once the sun is out, Jackson will offer a round of three lies for breakfast, along with mineral water.
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Annabelle has eaten far worse things than MREs, so she scarfs the..whatever it's supposed to be down with hardly a pause.
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Ah well.
Monica and Ted are ready to go.
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And Monica's gun is, well, pathetic.
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Come to think of it, the bat is a better choice than the little peashooter.
Jackson will open the gate after they check the street, and Ted gives his father a tight hug. Not a goodbye hug, no, just a 'see you later, after this risky thing I'll attempt' hug.
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Annabelle follows, watching his back. And their sides, and their front and rear too. She believes in being thorough.
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As Ted said, four blocks up north, at the beginning of the Old Road, there is the hunting and fishing store.
Good news, it seems intact. Un-looted.
Bad news, it seems locked up pretty tightly.
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Annabelle looks around for potential weak points in the building's security.
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It all depends on how broken and looted you want to leave the place as, after you get what you need.
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Annabelle IS capable of thinking ahead, no matter what her smart ass teammates may say.
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Once up, Ted will work into breaking open a ventilation duct so they can shimmy in, taking care for not making too much noise.
Last thing they need is attracting shamblers, right?
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Annabelle keeps a sharp eye out for trouble while Ted works on the ventilation duct.
She'll make shimmying in look ridiculously easy, once they get that far.
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Ted will have to squeeze in a bit, and will get a scrape or two on the way down, but besides that... they're in.
Ooh, candy store. There are heavy 'hunting revolvers', shotguns and hunting rifles, a very nice selection for fending off zombie hordes.
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There are guns, lots of shiny, shiny guns. She eyes the shotguns and rifles with a practiced eye.
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Ted gets to work, gathering a roll of rope and a big backpack. They will need you to shoot off the locks of the displays, and once that's done, the young man gathers a scoped hunting rifle, two revolvers, two shotguns, and then ammo.
A lot of it.
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bearzombie.Hm. Shotgun, rifle, crap-ton of ammo.....
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Ted will drag a table display under the air vent, and drag himself up and out with the rope. Then, the group can haul their 'supplies' up at their leisure, and stuff the backpacks full once they are on the roof again.
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