The Walking Dead - Among the Ruined [March to Death]

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Natchez - Jon/Hank/Aubrey/Kerry/Imogen/Turisa/Aiden/jess


Joe, after getting Nathan's blessing would take off towards the highway. Nearby the camp, the group kept a few cars. Taking a van, Joe would pull out fast, nearly hitting a tree before made it on his way.The drive wasn't that fair, five minutes at most. However, Joe did have o to think. what if Hank's group doesn't listen? He tried to ignore that fear, still it lingered.

Hank would see Joe and the van pull up. Last time, Joe played it safe and stayed in the car last time. This time, Joe got out, hands till up.


"You guys gotta come with me! We got to get everyone to the camp! There is a herd coming! We don't have much time!"

The fear in his voice showed, however, it wasn't the fear of Hank, or his group, or even the shamblers, it was fear of not doing the right thing. The fear of failing.

"Wait, where is the rest of your group? We all gotta go! We're going to get massacred!"
 
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Mel - Natchez - Riley

She just blinked, glancing over at her passenger in brief disbelief and shrugging roughly.

"You're crazy, you know that? ...Sure. We'll go with your idea."

The car ride wasn't that long in comparison. A quick swing by to pick up more weapons for herself and Riley from their stockpile and then taking off once more. Fucking horde. Her people needed cover and protection. Elders and children primarily. Those not as adept at pulling their own weight. And also fuck the damn horde. She wanted to live, so they needed to die. That led her and her passenger here. She could already see faint figures in the distance. Slow shambling figures, stumbling across the highway. She came to a stop, popping her door open and standing right behind it. Engine was still on for a quick reverse if they needed it and if worst came to pass, well....

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Thank god for slow walkers and portable transportation. She glanced over the opposite side. "You ready? The car ride will pale in comparison to how long this could feel. Adrenaline pumping, nerves on fire...it's something. And we'd have to be ready to split if it goes way wrong. Just try to thin their numbers at least, yeah?"

@TheSpringwoodSlasher
 
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Brian- Apartment- Lia, Sam, and Becky.

With a sniff to the air, and a quick leap pass another corner, Simon was at least a foot or two in front of Brian as he ran towards a foreign smell. Brian struggled to keep up with the four legged feline, with every corner he passed, Simon was already at another one. Finally pushing his legs into over drive, Brian made it to a corner right as Simon passed it. Brian stood at the entrance of a alleyway connected to a main road, and for as far as he could see, no eaters lurked around. However, the sidewalks where wasted with trash, and for a unknown reason, the streets gave off a sense of danger, even with no Eaters nearby.

Looking to his right, Brian noticed his faithful dog was not idling standing there. Almost in a panic, Brian quickly turned to look to his left. Feeling his panic quickly die, Brian smiled at Lucky, only to then notice Simon leap onto a apartment's window ledge. With the window open, Simon easily jumped inside, leaving Brian to quickly climb inside face first, and fall into a pile of broken glass.

"Ouch!" yelled Brian as a large shred sliced the flesh on his cheek, leaving a nasty cut.

"Fuck, I'm gonna have to clean that." mumbled Brian as he stood up, taking off his zip up hoodie. Brian placed it onto of the broken glass, and ordered Lucky to jump inside. His companion did so easily, and managed not to get wounded due to covering the broken glass. Picking up his jacket, Brian shook it, making sure to shake off any glass that may of been stuck to it. Putting his zip up hoodie back on, Brian grabbed his flashlight from his backpack and began searching for Simon.






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Alannah - Morgantown Community - Claiborne/Nathan/Tyler's group

Anna had been grateful that everyone she chose to examine had complied. Everyone seemed to be in the clear. At least for now. The only people she'd want to take an good look at would be Tyler, the little girl Katie, and the young woman who's oxygen tank went out.

Although she had finished checking everyone, Alannah didn't have time to tell Nathan and Clay. They were interrupted by an alarming message on the radio which sent everyone into a mode of panic. Especially her. Anna turned and ran over to her supplies, crouching down to grab everything, before quickly making her way inside the school building. She should've guess people would have questions. They were all standing outside their doors and waiting patiently for either of the community leaders. They all looked at Anna, their eyes practically screaming for her to say something. She had nothing to say though. She merely kept her head down as she walked down to her clinic.

"We've got trouble." It was the first thing she had said since entering the building. The other medics turned to look at her, but she ignored their looks as well as she turned to see the young woman that needed help. "How is she?"

"Stabilized. She's resting now. We only have two tanks though. We'll have to go get more."

Anna nodded and sat her supplies down on the counter, taking a deep breath to calm herself. "There's about forty to fifty dead coming in. If she's just resting, then let her be and go." The medics nodded without saying a word and left immediately, knowing that some kind of tragedy was imminent. Anna frowned and walked over to Shan and her companion, placing a hand on the girl's forehead and shaking her head. "She should have never been walking to begin with. She'll be safe here. You'll be safe here inside my clinic. Everything is locked except for the restroom right there."

After making sure the two were set, Anna left the clinic, looking for Nathan. Both him and Claiborne were outside of a room. Anna couldn't see Clay's face as she walked towards them but she could see Nathan and his face seemed to be set in a permanent frown. She could tell he was in the 'leader' mode and that the conversation with Clay was of utter importance, but she needed to make sure they weren't going out there. Their safest bet was to lay low and let the dead leave. There would be a few stragglers but they could take care of them.

"You're not going out there, are you?" Anna asked only after the two of them seemed to have gone into thought. "The other group isn't our responsibility. They made their choice. We can only hope for the best now." The young woman looked at both of the two men, hoping that one of them would agree with her, although she did sound a bit cold hearted. "I can't have either of you leave." Her eyes made contact with Nathan's and she knew that he'd know what she meant. He couldn't leave her. Not anymore.

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Samantha - Natchez - Floyd/Abram/John/Matt

It seemed as if luck wasn't on their side once again. Although the Corporal seemed to have been willing to speak to Abram, they were interrupted by a man running towards them. He seemed concerned and genuinely worried about what had happened, but that wasn't what had caught Sam's attention. He was breathing heavily as if he had been running for a while now. Sam got closer to Floyd, still being shaken up by the whole situation. "I'm... Fine?" She had little time to ask who he was as he began telling them that there was a horde. As if on cue, a gun shot rang from the general area that Hank and the rest were. Sam reached up to cover her mouth, feeling the need to scream, but nothing came out. She might have been going into shock but now was not the moment.

Floyd was the one who took initiative, heeding Matt's words and urging them to run towards a building with little windows. "Abram! Let's go!" They ran past them and Sam gently pushed Abram so that he could leave the French soldier. "We can talk later but we have to go!" Abram hesitated but listened to her nonetheless. Before running after them, Sam turned to the Corporal and helped him up. She couldn't leave him to die. At least not now. "Come on." She had her pistol in her hand and had managed to grab his as well when Floyd had brought them over to her. Although she didn't know what the Corporal was capable of, she knew they would need someone to cover them if something happened. "I'll give you your weapon once we've reached cover" she promised, turning around and running to catch up with Floyd, who was already holding a door open and Abram waving his hand and and giving them the 'all clear'.

Once inside, Samantha chose the furthest corner from the door and the windows, her breathing getting more and more shallow as realization hit. She sank down to the floor and looked around her as the others worked on blocking off the entrance. Hank and the others were beyond deep shit. Scarlett was somewhere out there with Tyler and the other kids. She was pretty much trapped in a building with two complete strangers. Hopefully Abram and Floyd would stay with her.
John - City of Natchez, Morgan town - Samantha, Floyd, Abrams, Matt

The run? Long. Why were they running? It sounded dumb. Kinda confusing. Their was no words being spoken as the gun came out of his face. The adrenaline rush, the fact he was acting as if though he knew poor English: He got some information out of it. Who she was, where they were, especially their firepower. But they were now moving out, which was an entirely new thing as his knee would make a problem. As he stood up with the help of Samantha, he nodded at her, making a stumble/run at the back of the group. Beforehand, he did go and grab the beret, placed in the epaulet space.

"Wait, Wait!.. Pute Madre, wait! You are going in the wrong direction! Les Revenants! They come from over their!" They seemed to understand this, coming off and going into a gift shop. John was the last to enter, taking over 10 seconds after the main group to join up as he fell down upon entry, groaning at the entry as he lied down for a moment. He stood up, slowly and carefully before walking in front of Sam, slowly and with large thumps. "My weapon. Si vous plais."

 
Lia - Natchez, Downtown Apartment Building - Brian, Becky, and Sam

Trotting along after Renegade, Lia tried her best to keep up with the dog. As most dogs were faster than humans, Lia unfortunately couldn't keep him in her sights. Still, that didn't mean that finding him was impossible. Lia's eyes shot downward, skimming the ground as she continued to move along. The earth below her was imprinted with preprints from the dog, leading her towards a road. Upon arriving to that road, Lia noticed the trail of pawprints change into a trail of dirt. The blonde sighed.

"Yeah, I really need to give you a bath, don't I?" the older teen questioned concerning Renegade, feeling comfortable enough to talk to herself with Becky at a distance. She continued following the trail and found herself at a very old, dangerous looking apartment building. Lia frowned. "You sure know how to pick a shitty location, don't you Renegade?" she complained, cautiously approaching it. She arrived just in time to see Renegade jumping inside a broken window.

Lia crept toward the window, stopping for a moment when a sign on the building's door caught her eye. She walked toward it, brushing her hand over the top of it to wipe away a layer of dirt and dust. Once the sign was clean enough, her heart sank upon reading the words on it.

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"Oh shit! Not good!" Lia gasped, rushing toward the window, she tossed her head over her shoulder for a second crying out to Becky--warning her not to go inside. It's going to be dangerous in here. Hell, the building could colapse. Ugh, I'd better hurry!

Lia made her way over toward the window and carefully entered--making sure not to be cut by any of the broken glass. After entering, she heard barking and saw the faint light of a flashlight dead ahead. Her back straightened, immediately feeling alarmed. The girl quietly moved, following the source of the light. Once she was close enough, even in the darkness, she could see the figure of someone in front of her. Reaching for a gun at her side, she pulled it out and pressed it to the back of this stranger's head.

"Don't move, or I shoot."

I don't know if this guy is a threat or not, but it's better I not take any chances until I know.

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Jessalyn, Ben - Natchez - Floyd/Hank/Aubrey/Kerry/Imogen/Turisa/Aiden

To say things had been hard would be the understatement of the year. After the fight at the Plaza with Tremblay she had hoped things would be better, but it seemed no matter what they did it never got easier. The traveling had been had on all of them, but mostly the children. It had been hard on Jessalyn too, with her newborn son, but she had not complained. She knew that Floyd and Hank, the respected leaders of their large group, were doing their best.

It didn't help that of the 50 or so people in this caravan of theirs she could count the number she trusted on one hand.
Floyd was a given. Her trust and love for him never wavered. She knew without a doubt that he would keep her and her son safe.
Abram was also a given. He had protected and helped her and Ben through dangerous things and had always made sure they had what they needed, sometimes going without himself so she could eat and, hence, Ben could eat.
Hank... that was difficult to say. She wanted to trust him. Floyd did, with his life. But she just couldn't shake the feeling of... uneasiness she had around the man. There was something in his eyes, something primal that looked like it might snap at the wrong time. And when it did, the aftermath would be ugly.
Heather was kind and Jess was grateful to have a nurse in the group checking on Ben. The woman still seemed a bit off and Jess could recognize the look of bleakness in her eyes. She had been through something horrific. But, out of sensitivity and fellow female understanding, she did not question her. But she did let Heather know that any time she wanted to talk Jess had an open ear.

As for the people she didn't trust, it was a long list with one particular person at the top.
Her eyes wandered to the man himself : Tyler.
It was strange for Jess to see a person she had considered a monster being so wonderful with his own child. The only other person Katie stayed close to and spoke more then a few words to was the woman Scarlett. Jess instinctively liked the woman, who she could see the backbone of steel in a mile away. But it made her wonder sometimes just how in the world a woman like that had come into contact, and gotten so close to, a predator like Tyler Salem.
As for the man himself he barely spoke or gave any indication he even recognized Jessalyn. She wondered if he had forgotten, but decided he was just ignoring her because of Katie and Scarlett, not wanting to relive his and Jess' last encounter. He had looked at Ben curiously once or twice but both times Jessalyn had shifted to hide her child from his view. He had tried to take her child from her before he was even born, to raise him with the twisted ideals Tyler had used to justify his crimes against women. There was no way that man was getting anywhere near her baby. Ever.

Thankfully Ben was a very laid back and easy going baby. Yes he did cry sometimes and at the most inopportune moments, but anyone who looked at Ben or Jess in annoyance got a look from Floyd that made them immediately change their attitude. Usually he cried when he was hungry. But with food supplies limited and so many people Jess didn't want to use her newborn as a reason to take more food then others.

They came to what had been a city of some kind. Natchez. It was a strange name and it made Jess wonder absently where it had come from or what it possibly meant.
They passed a Walmart and Jess found herself wishing they could check for supplies, especially baby supplies, but neither Floyd or Hank seemed inclined to stop so she kept her mouth shut. Jess had developed a kind of complex : since she and Floyd had been reunited things had been different. Before he had seemed to be interested in her as more then friends. She could still remember their kiss. But now, even though he was kind and considerate and kept her and Ben close to him, he hadn't shown any of his former feelings. He hadn't even kissed her.
She tried to tell herself she was being silly, too sensitive and needy. But she couldn't seem to shake the feeling that maybe... maybe Floyd wasn't attracted to her anymore. And that hurt. Especially since her love in his had never wavered. Maybe it was time she said something...


But, as their track record had shown, things never went smoothly. It wasn't long after entering the city that confrontation arose. Jess stayed close to Floyd, bouncing Ben lightly to keep him quiet but he still gurgled. When he heard Floyd's voice he tried to turn his little head in that direction. He had already grown accustomed to hearing the man's voice and recognized it as a familiar sound. He even giggled a little when he heard the sound again.
When people started shouting, especially the girl who looked like a boy swearing, Ben whimpered and started to fuss. Jess held him to her shoulder and tried to cover his ears, murmuring to him gently to try and reassure him.

Things escalated quickly. Jess flinched, praying there was no violence. She'd had enough of that for a while. She could only hope the presence of a barely three month old baby would keep shots from being fired.
It was suggested the group split up, which Jess had no problem with. A smaller group meant less chance of bad things happening. She was sure everyone knew already that both she and Ben would be staying with Floyd. When KK looked like she might suggest her taking Ben with the other children Jess gave her a look that made the older woman decide she would rather keep her hands intact. No one held Ben but Jess and Floyd, and sometimes Abram. Not even Heather held him unless she was checking him for medical reasons.

Although she would do whatever Floyd felt was best, Jess couldn't help but think of the possibility that these people had supplies, maybe even baby supplies that she needed. Especially diapers. She would kill for some diapers. And baby powder. Poor Ben had a diaper rash that made him cranky when she tried to change him, using bits of torn cloth as diapers. Heather did her best to soothe the irritated skin, but without proper medical supplies there wasn't much she could do.
Maybe they should give these people a chance. Stability, shelter, supplies... but what if they ended up being like Haywood or Tremblay?
So, with these thoughts swirling in her mind, Jess remained quiet and watched Floyd, waiting for his call.

And then more hell broke loose, if that was even possible. The man from before, the Native American looking man, came running up frantically screaming about a horde heading their way. Fear rippled through Jess' stomach as Ben started crying in earnest at the screaming, sensing something was wrong.
"Floyd?" Jess finally spoke, her terror evident in her tone, only to see he was gone. Where... how had she missed him leaving? He had... LEFT her?
"Floyd!" she called, getting more frantic. "Floyd!"
The baby screamed at his mother's panic. The horde was coming straight for them, drawn by the people and the sounds of the baby crying.

People tried to calm her. She heard something about leaving.
"No! We can't!" she cried, looking to Hank. "We can't! I won't leave him again! I can't lose him again! Hank please!"
Someone, in her panic she didn't see who, slapped her across the face. Her cheek reddened and would likely bruise but it was enough to jerk her out of her blind panic. She immediately started shushing her baby, quieting him to whimpers.
"I'm sorry," she said to no one and everyone at the same time.


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Katie - New Place - Tyler, Scarlett, Liam, Alannah, Nathan

They ended up going with the people. Katie was afraid Scarlett wasn't coming, but she made her sister leave before coming back to Katie and her daddy. She felt like a bad girl for thinking it, but she was glad the woman 'Sam' was gone now. She was mean. The little girl could tell she didn't like that Scarlett was friends with Katie and her daddy. She had tried to like her, but she just didn't.

Once they were at the place, a lady who seemed to be a doctor, she had a shiny doctor thing, checked on her. "My chest hurts," she said, looking at Scarlett fearfully. Was the lady going to give her a shot? Doctors always gave shots. "No shot..." she whimpered.

The shiny thing was cold. She didn't like it. The lady wanted her to breathe. "It hurts to breathe," she said.

Then she heard the grownups talking about the monsters. They were coming. Would they be safe here?
"Daddy?" she said, moving away from the lady and tugging on his hand. "The other people out there... the lady with the baby... will the monsters get them?" she asked fearfully and with the hopeful voice of a child hoping her father would fix everything. She turned her large heartbreaking eyes to the other man who had been talking to her daddy. Then her eyes wandered to Scarlett, pleading for someone to reassure her. "Mommy? Will the monsters get them?" she asked fearfully, keeping up the play that the woman was her mommy, which in effect she saw her as now.
 
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Riley- Natchez -Mel

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"Wouldn't be the first time someone called me that. Not the first time at all. Think this idea has a chance. It certainly does."


He'd say as he was indeed used to people calling him crazy. The people at the parking lot when he stood over his bully's body called him that. The people at the trial called him it behind his back. So he was not a stranger to the term. As they briefly took a stop at the armory, he'd go and get as much ammo as he could for his glock and an Mossenberg 500 shotgun just in case things got too heavy and his Socket wrench didn't do the job.

Upon re-entering the car if Mel looked over, she'd see what appeared to be a grin behind Riley's mask. It was a fake smile that he used to try and settle his nerves for when he finally glanced upon the horde. Stepping out of the car once they arrived at their destination, Riley nodded.

"Had to be ready to survive in this wasteland. Would have been eaten if I wasn't. As for the shamblers? Think we'll do a good job of mowing the lawn.." He'd say as he drew his glock to prepare for taking down some shamblers as they drew close.

@C.T.
 
Enrique-Highway 84-Anyone


Enrique had noticed quite a few more corpses roaming than usual. They seemed to all be heading in the same general direction. He didnt like it or being stuck on a rooftop in such a case. He walked to the edge of the rooftop and looked around. There were about 20 just roaming nearby, nothing he could maneuver around. He walked to the edge where the ladder came up and began his descent. As his boots hit the ground he heard gargling and groaning nearby. He noticed a corpse close to him and unfastened his axe, he ran over to it and made a quick down slash before drawing the axe blade out of its skull. He saw a few roamers turned towards him and let his axe sink in his hand so that his grip rested around the lower part. He swung with a wide arc and clipped one as he jogged past it. It's jaw came off on one side as it lost its balance. Enrique ran across the highway and into the small wooded area across from his previous location. He knew the walkers would have a hard time getting to him in the trees, he could easily lose them in there. He jumped over the guard rail and ran through the trees. He saw one on the ground and deviated his path slightly so that he did not run near its grasp.

"Fuck you ugly," Enrique said under his breath as he ran past. He was at a run, and easily lost the uglies that were behind him. He came across some railroad tracks and followed them for a ways before he saw a lake on his left. He saw a little dirt path that curved towards the lake and took it. He walked on a small dirt road and crossed a bridge over the join of the lakes. On his right was a small shack, he walked around the edge of the lake to the shack. He saw a handle on the metal door and fiddled with it for a moment, it was locked. It looked like it had been there for quite some time. He took a step back and put his axe blade against it, he raised it back and followed the same path. The lock broke and Enrique pulled it out of the socket. As he pulled the door open he was confronted by a warmth and foul smell. He nearly vomited at first, the power of this stench forced him to back away for a few deep breathes. When he finally managed to catch his breath he turned back to the shack. Inside he saw a man slumped in a chair. In his right hand hung limply a Winchester 1873 Repeater. The rifle had been well kept, aside from the blood covering the barrel it was in perfect condition. Enrique walked inside and looked to where the man was facing. In front of him he saw a woman and her child. The child was cradled in her mothers arms, each had been shot in the head. The man was likely the father.

"Mercy," He said as he took the rifle from the decaying corpses hand, "Did it old western style, that had to be one hell of a nightmare for him. Fucker must've been a collector."

Enrique grabbed the mans shirt and rubbed the barrel clean with it. He looked on the small table in the shack and saw some provisions, canned goods and some .38 special rounds. He brought his shirt over his mouth and unzipped his duffel, he began stuffing his pack with what little food there was left. Enrique took a moment to inspect the rifle, it wasnt the original edition like he had originally thought but one of the 2013 reproductions. Enrique checked the chamber and saw there were 6 shots left, he grabbed 4 out of the box and slid them into the rifle. He ejected the spent shell with the mechanism then began his walking again. He neglected the roads and just went in a straight line for a while with his new rifle in hand and his axe on his hip. He felt good, a rifle was a very useful weapon. Not only did it intimidate people but it gave him some better range. After quite some time walking he came across a park area. And after a little walking through the park area he found a main building, it had pillars and looked like it had been constructed a while ago. Enrique saw a truck out front and the doors were wide open. He raised his rifle and aimed at the doors, he sidestepped over to the truck's driver side and peeked inside. Keys in the ignition. The way it was parked made it look like it had been recent and quickly. There was allot of blood on the inside of the car. Enrique slowly opened the door and took the keys out of the ignition and put them in his pocket. He walked slowly up the steps and saw a bit of blood on the handle. He walked inside and followed the drops of blood. He saw a door slung open and slowly turned around the corner of the door. He saw a desk, and a chair behind it. In front of the desk was a man, this man lacked a right hand and had blood covering his shirt. In his left hand was a machete, he limply clung to it. Enrique lowered his rifle as he entered the room but stayed on his guard.

"You all alone in here man?" Enrique said calmly, "Aint nobody 'bout to jump out at me right?"

The man smiled, "I believe I am alone, but we all are in this world. We live alone, and we die alone."

Enrique looked at the man, he was suffering from blood loss. The machete had blood on the blade and his hand was still steadily bleeding.

"You do that to yourself?" Enrique asked nudging his rifle at the wound.

"Got bit... didnt want to turn, then I realized... blood is important. There's a very... large horde... heading North of here... Its heading on highway 84. I managed... I managed to get around it but my brother got caught in it. I took the truck and went as far as I could. Before I started feeling like one of them."

"You aint turned yet, but you are when you die," Enrique said kneeling in front of the man, "I can end it. Make sure you dont turn to one of them. I've seen it happen, it aint pretty."

The man looked at his wound and then looked at Enrique's rifle with a lazy expression. He nodded and sat himself up slightly. Enrique stood and aimed the rifle at the mans face. He lightly squeezed the trigger at first then finished the motion. The rifle kicked and the bullet tore through the mans forehead, knocking his head back. His head fell to the side limply. Enrique knelt back down and patted the man down for anything useful. In his pants pocket was a folding knife and in his shirt pocket was a pack of cigarettes and a lighter. Enrique was tempted to make a joke to himself then realized how stupid that would be. He walked out of the big building and went to the truck. He checked the bed and saw a jerry-can and a tarp, not exactly high living. He stood on the back tire and reached over and grabbed the jerry-can. He undid the lid and sniffed before recoiling slightly. It was gas. It wasnt heavy but it seemed to hold a fair amount. He climbed into the front of the truck and did what any sensible apocalypse survivor would do. Follow the horde of zombies. He followed the only road out of the place and continued north on said road for a while. He cut through a residential area, it was devoid of walkers. After a little bit of driving he found himself on highway 84. He didnt see any walkers, they had to have moved with the herd.

"God please let someone be alive," He made his way slowly through the cars stuck on the highway, watching carefully for anyone on the road or any sign of the horde.
 
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Mel - Natchez - Riley

"Yeah? Think so, huh? Well we better be damn good at taking out this fucking trash. Not only for all the people out back there but for ourselves too. Every one we kill now is one less we'll have to worry about later. No way we're gonna be able to thin the entire horde but...every dead one strewn out on the ground is a victory. And it'll be a goddamn sweet one too." She pulled the cigarette from her mouth, dropping it onto the ground and stubbing it out with the bottom of her sneakers. At the same time, she pulled her own retrieved gun. A simple sidearm.

"Never been much for guns. Too loud, too unwieldy." She held it tight in her hand. "Hectic few months can change it though, you know?" She shrugged, arm outstretched as she took aim carefully and started firing.

@TheSpringwoodSlasher
 
Claiborne Bonder - Morgantown - Nathan

Throughout their shift to the inside of the school, Claiborne kept to himself - allowing Nathan the authority at this time. He was making the calls, but would look at Claiborne who would nod in agreement to these decisions. If there was truly a horde of walkers coming their way, the best choice would be to let them pass by without having to stir up any confrontation.

"Move em' to the gym. Lock em' in there rather while this passes by. Station the guards in there, no need to have em' outside. We can watch these creatures carry on through the windows. If they get too nosy, we'll go from there, but we don't want them to see us any," Claiborne said, giving his insight and providing clarity as to what to do now that they were inside the confines of Morgan Town Middle School.

He let Nathan signal the guards to move their guests to the gym. At this point, there shouldn't be any questions asked from the newcomers since they were being provided with shelter and soon both water and food.

The conversation between the leaders continued. The possibility of there being some kind of hidden motive from the new group was brought up. It wasn't odd that such a large group attracted the large amount of walkers, what was bothering Claiborne was that not the entire group showed up outside their walls. With no further ado, Clay brought this point up to Nathan for discussion.

"Walk with me," he said as he started down the hall towards his office.

"What we saw out there was double their current numbers. Now, I'm no genius, but the group split in two I believe. Sooner or later we'll see that other half pop up from somewhere. I think our best move is to increase security. We can't let these people leave. If they do, they might come in contact with their partners and share our secrets, now we can't have that. We put them to work, have them in charge of small task like cleanin' and cookin'. We don't need no trouble. We'll have scouts tryin' to find the other folk and bring them in peacefully, without dispute."

By this time, Claiborne entered his office and walked towards the window. He looked outside and couldn't see the horde just yet, but knew they were coming sooner than later. "Start locking up Nathan. Have everybody inside these gates in the next five minutes. I'll have a talk with our guest in just a second."

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Floyd - Morgantown Plaza - Abram/John/Samantha

After the foreign soldier entered the premises, Floyd helped Abram relocate furniture in order to reinforce the entry way. The last thing they needed now was walkers busting into their shelter. They were fortunate enough to have been warned by Matt that the horde was on its way - or else they would have stood there until it arrived and god knows what would of happened then.

Quickly turning in Matt's direction, Floyd jumped at the man with worry in his face.

"Where are the others?!!" he growled in question.

"Where's Jess?! Hank?!" he continued, bombarding the man in need of answers. He was extremely concerned for the safety of his friends. Unfortunately Matt had no answers. He had moved to quickly to inform them of the horde, that he was not there to see what happened to the others. Frustrated, Floyd brought his fist against the wall. His knuckled instantly bruised and were cut by the impact.

"Floyd, calm down," Abram tried, but the other man brushed him off and headed to the back of the shop holding his busted right hand. Abram then realized the foreigner had spoken to Sam, wanting his weapon back. Swiftly, he stepped forward in front of Samantha in order to prevent her from doing as the soldier asked.

"I don't think that's a smart idea just yet. We're safe in here for now, there's no need for all of us to be armed. I apologize, but we do not know you. I cannot have you armed," Abram explained. From his perspective, Mr. John was still hostile. He had attacked Samantha earlier and who knew what would happen if he was armed. Despite having military standing, he was still dangerous.

"Despite this. I know we must work together to get out of what's about to come. Shut the blinds and cover the windows as quickly as we possibly can. Sam, go make sure Floyd is okay please. Matt, find whatever adhesive you can so we can paste that gift wrap paper over there on these windows. You may help too," he said lastly to John, walking passed him to get the gift wrap paper he saw. There was no time to waste, they had to prepare for the worst.

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Hank - Morgantown Plaza - Jon/Imogen/Turisa/Aubrey/Heather/Jess

The pull of the trigger shot a round straight at a walker's head, the gushing blood splattering on the canvas of other walkers. The tires of the van screeched as though it were prepared to speed off from a heist - people jammed inside it as efficiently as they could. Imogen ran out of arrows, informing the group she was loading into the van. Jess and Ben had already been forced to enter prior to Hank firing his first shot. Heather and Aubrey were also seen in the van, driven by none other than the Indian male from their previous encounter - very ironic their circumstance.

Hank fired another shot as Jon helped him take down some of the walkers. At the sight of them, many of the survivors in their group scattered like roaches. They ran off in different and random directions purely in need to save themselves. When those walkers appeared, there was no group, just individuals. With only a handful of people capable of fitting into the truck, Hank turned and rushed towards it, pulling Jon along with him.

"GO!" Hank yelled at the driver after he jumped into the passenger seat. Jon had gone in the back with the others. As they drove off, Hank looked through the side mirror and watched some of the people being clawed to death by walker hands. He could see blood shooting up into the air as the people were eaten alive - but Hank's facial expression didn't change. He'd seen this too many times to be phased any longer. He just sweated as the driver continued down the road.

"Is everyone okay?" he asked the others, looking back at the only survivors of their half-group.

"Is the baby okay?" he asked Jess personally, knowing Floyd cared very much for this girl, so he'd also keep her from harm. He looked at Heather for a second and peeked into her eyes. She seemed frightened at the moment, so he nodded at her in attempt to let her know everything would be okay. Then Hank's head turned towards the driver.

Without taking anytime to explain, he pulled out his pistol and placed it at the temple of the man's head. Out of sudden fear, the vehicle came to a halt.

"Keep driving," Hank ordered Redhawk, his eyes gazing at the man's confused expression.

"You'll turn right just up here," he signaled, forcing the man to take the route Hank wanted to go in, or else. He looked at his group for a second who also seemed very puzzled.

"You're taking us to the Walmart back on this rode," Hank commanded, pulling out a map and showing the man exactly where he needed to go. If he tried to pull any stunts, his life would end immediately. There was no way out for him at this point. The reason Hank didn't trust him, was because there was an uncertainty about the Morgantown community. Who knew what they were? Or what kinds of things they did? It was too risky and Hank did not wish to put his group in anymore danger.
 
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Heather - Morgantown Plaza - Jon/Imogen/Turisa/Aubrey/Hank/Jess

Heather wished, just for once, they could have some semblance of peace. Once things started happening Heather's mind began calculating:

A horde - more then they could handle
Weapons - not enough ammo
A van - vehicle of escape
People - too many to save

Some would die. And it depended on who got to the van first.

Heather made things easier by immediately forcing Jess and her baby into the van. She knew Hank would not leave the two that Floyd cared about behind. It was good that the children had already been taken away. They were safe without taking up room in the van.
Heather climbed in as well. She was the only one with medical knowledge, otherwise she would have stayed behind and made room for someone else.
She didn't see who else got in, she was too focused on Jessalyn. The girl was having a panic attack and her baby was crying. Heather put her arm around the distraught girl and held on tightly, pressing her head against her shoulder to try and muffle the sounds of people dying. Jess, although being a new mother, was not what Heather would call a woman. She still saw the girl as young and mostly innocent. And without her the baby would not survive.

Hank got in and ordered them to leave. Heather closed her eyes, trying to block out what was happening outside, knowing that people they had been traveling with were now being torn apart.

At Hank's question Jessalyn nodded, whimpering along with her baby.
"Hank... Floyd is still out there..." she whimpered, tears pouring from her eyes. "Floyd... I can't... I can't lose..."
"Shh..." Heather said, trying to calm her. "Breathe Jess. Breathe. Think of Ben. You have to calm down for him. If Floyd is anything like Hank nothing will kill that SOB," she said, the offense said gently to show it was a term of affection coming from Heather. Once they made the turn for the Walmart she patted Jess on the shoulder comfortingly. "We'll search the Walmart and find some baby supplies, okay?"

She spoke mostly to distract herself, to keep herself from falling into the abyss of depression again. PTSD was a coldhearted bitch. Heather had nearly lost everything to it and hadn't cared. The despair had taken over to where she hadn't recognized people right in front of her, not even Hank.
But no more. He had broken her free from that, brought her back to reality. And she was never going back to that dark place again.
 
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Joe Redhawk - Morgantown Plaza -Hank/ Jon/Imogen/Turisa/Aubrey/Heather/Jess


Hank pulling a gun on Joe shouldn't have shocked Joe as much as it did. It was clear, in Joe's eye, Hank was too far gone. Hank fought everyday to live, yet, lost what it means to live. Joe could be wrong, he knew that, but everything was saying he wasn't.

"Fine."
As Rehawk drove the group to Walmart, he heard Jess and her baby in the background. So guy name floyde was missing. Pulling into the Walmart, Joe would turn to Hank.



" Twice I have been willing to help you, and twice I have been treated as a threat. You don't trust me, I get and understand that. You gotta look at this man, your group members are missing, and a herd is coming. There are a few stores they could be hiding out in, nearby. You give me the word, I can drive over there and check them out. Even if you don' trust my group, I think I haven't given you any reason not to trust me, and all the reason for your trust. In the end, it's your call, your their leader. I am just here to help, trying to do the Right thing."
 
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Samantha - Morgantown Plaza - Floyd/John/Abram/Matt

Dusk had set in on them as they waited out in the shop. There was very little light towards the front of the shop, which turned to darkness as they got deeper into the building. Sam had found herself on the floor where there was still some light, allowing her to see when John came asking for his weapon. She had promised she'd give it back, and she would have made good on her promise of Abram hadn't stepped in.

Samantha didn't ask questions when Abram told her what to do. Out of all the people that she had been around with, he was the only one she really trusted. He had taken care of her and protected her which was more than she could ask for. He was just like her dad in many ways. "I'll be back." Was all she said, giving the Corporal an apologetic look.

It made sense that Floyd was pissed. He had left the group. He had left his baby and his wife. At least that's how Sam saw them. He had left them probably under the orders of Hank, who didn't want to lose anyone else from the group. The young woman somewhat felt bad for it, but at the same time, she didn't ask to be helped. She didn't need help. The Corporal had let her go, kind of. She would of been fine.

"Floyd?" Having limited light, Sam slowed down as she neared the back of the shop. It was a weird shop, she noticed. Had small hallways and random rooms. This is a place she would have loved to visit if the world hadn't gone down the drain.

Sam finally found him, near where the registers were probably it. There was a counter there with not much on it. "Hey Floyd." Her voice was quiet as she neared him, not wanting him to get mad and wander off. "I... Didn't really thank you... So, um, thank you." She placed a hand gently on his back before removing it and using both arms to lift her on to the counter. Once she was sitting on it, she turned her attention to Floyd who had yet to say anything. "I'm really sorry that you're stuck here. I didn't mean for this to happen. Your wife's going to hate me..." Sam looked at his face, hoping that he'd look at her to see that she was being sincere. She didn't know what to really say. She barely knew him so there really wasn't much she could say to begin with. "May I see your hand? I broke a lot of bones back in playing sports. I can tell you if something is broken." She reached out and urged him to give her his hand, smiling a bit once he gave it to her. It wasn't really a way of repaying him for putting his life on the line, but she felt she had to do something.
 
Aiden - Nantchez plaza - Kerry

The horde got closer, The group sent a few of the undead head's across the ground in bits. Jess was almost screaming, panicked because Floyd wasn't there. He turned around to say something, but couldn't utter a word before Kerry slapped her across the face.

"Shut up, you need to calm down. Floyd's fine. Just get in the van! It won't matter much if your dead" Kerry told her. Before whipping back around and as the whole group were, Slowly backing off.

As the group either loaded into the van or ran away in a blind panic. . Aiden turned to it to see that it was basically full and that there was no way he could get in. Swearing under his breath, Aiden packed them off. "Go!" He said almost the same time as hank. He turned to Kerry as the van drove off. They both shared the same expression. They both might die in the next minutes.

"RUN!" He bellowed as he sprinted off. Obviously the two were faster then the undead horde. But they just kept going. All of them just get shambling on. And neither of them were full strength either. After a long journey.

He couldn't look back, even though the screams of the others being torn apart by the undead. He let himself grab a small glimpse, seeing the blood splattered. His eyes visibly darkened. He just hoped the others were all right. Splitting down a path. Kerry and himself took a second to get their breath back.

"Fuck, I can still hear them." Kerry commented. Aiden looked up at Kerry. "They....weren't fast enough. They weren't fast enough"

"We'll talk about that later. Right now we need to get the fuck away from the horde. It doesn't matter about anyone else right now. Mope all you want when we're safe"
 
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John - City Of Natchez, Morgan town plaza - Abrams, Samantha

"You are restricting me of my weapon, is that correct?"

He took a few more steps forward nose just inches away from touching his own. The tides with him had begun to go into deep water. He extended his hand toward Abrams then spoke out again. "I would like my side arm. If I may." The connotation was obvious, it was a sign of defiance, and a sign that he will not sit by, unarmed. "Merci, et si vous plais." And even if he had not, he would get it either way. He walked past Abrams, an arm shoving Abrams own, before walking close to Samantha. He nodded at her, slowly going into his back pocket before removing his wallet. In the middle of his wallet did he remove her ID, extending it to her. "Perdonnez moi. I hope your group finds safety." He handed it to her, nodding and looking at her with an apologetic face. "Goodbye, Samantha. Maybe our roads will cross again." He looked from the doorway outside, smiling. "It's nice outside. Une fois dans une lune bleue. Even in this wasteland." He extended his hand outward, nodding at her. "I'm leaving. Don't tell me I shouldn't. I would like my side arm though." He stated, not rather asking but stating the truth.

Upon receiving it, John pulled the slide back, letting the bullet fly into the air before releasing the slide, grabbing the lone bullet off the ground and placing it in one of his chest pockets. "Until we meet again, Samantha." He placed the M9 in its holster, putting on the CF green beret before looking out in the distance. The Revenants , a large group of them, stumbling and walking toward the general location. He'd have enough time to hopefully get to Morgan Town and figure out the original problem of requisitioning supplies.

And so he was off, making that stumble walk kind of movement due to the brace as he walks away, leaving from the back. It's when he bumped into Aiden, in their run he saw them as he waved his hand and silently yelled out "Hey! Get out of the open there's a fucking horde of them coming!"​
 
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Riley-Natchez-Mel

"I'm not the nicest person. Don't have to be to realize not watching out for others is bad. For if I don't help here. Then why would someone help me further down the road? Could also lead to more people joining our community and being useful if we're not overrun by the rotting maggot-cases that are shambling towards us."

He'd say in response to having to do a good job. He had never really desired to look out for anyone but number one for the longest time. But being in a group setting like this for as long as he had been changed that sort of thinking. If he didn't help protect the community than the risk of people he had gotten use to and thus considered useful might be shortened. That wouldn't help him at all. In fact it might do a number on his mental stablity and her certainly couldn't have that.

"Besides. Foresight's twenty twenty. Killing one here could prevent an accident later. Like you said. As for guns? Always preferred getting up and close. Not a big fan of that with these guys. Least not when there's so many of them.." He'd say before lining up and taking a couple of shots himself. "But I had an idea. Something to break up the monotonous nature of this. Let's see how many we can thin out between the two of us. I predict I'll get more.."

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Nathan "Nate" Davidson

Morgantown Community
With: Claiborne - Alannah - Tyler's Group


Nathan and Claiborne were standing outside one of the rooms in the hallway of the middle school. As Alannah approached the both of them with a concerned expression, asking them to stay put and not venture outside into the danger, Nathan just couldn't think of anything to say, not to her. His hazel eyes met with hers, and he knew what it was about. It was something he never could leave behind, but in the current circumstances, he just couldn't leave the rest of the group out there in the danger. In all honesty, his mind was veering off because of what Joe said. They had a damn baby. What if he was in that very same position? What if it were his and Alannah's baby?.

Claiborne wanted to lock them up in the gym, obviously with some food and water beside them. They'd be sheltering them now. Nathan looked over at the guards and nodded in agreement to Claiborne's suggestion. The guards were listening in on their conversation, as the opened the door, ordering Tyler and his group to follow them. Both him, Alannah and Claiborne glanced at the group and the kid, Katie. The concern on their face was expected. They were being moved to the gym, and possibly being locked up, but they did not know that.

As Claiborne and Nathan started to walk away from the room, in the opposite direction from Tyler's group, Nathan wanted to simplify things for Alannah, hoping she would understand. "They have a baby out there..." He referred to the group outside. If anything, he wanted the baby to survive at least.

Claiborne had the same concerns as Nathan. The group was smaller, but the rest was outside. "They've split for a reason.." He wanted to know what exactly went through the minds of the strangers. Were they going to try and take over the community? Or were they simply trying to survive like them? "Perhaps you're right. If they really do want a place to call home or be safe inside, starting with small task should be wise.. But I do pray you're right, Clay.."

Nathan had followed Claiborne all the way to his office. Standing inside, he stopped in his tracks, listening to Claiborne. "That's what I'm about to do." Nodding in agreement he turned around, hastily walking outside. Once in the hallway, he brought up the radio, made sure the frequency was for all the channels. The guards, the scouts, anyone who was deemed important enough to have a radio on them.

"This is Nathan.. As you may have heard we got a bunch of the dead coming our way.. So everyone who's still outside.. Get back to the school. Make sure to hand the guns out to the ones capable of using one, just in case.. But we're gonna wait this shit out. Let them pass by us.. Hopefully we won't have to use our bullets." A sigh escaped his lips as he finished giving out orders. Walking back down the hall way, people started asking questions. Concerned faces were all over the community.

"Listen up.. Unfortunately.. We got some of the dead coming our way.. We're prepared for them, but we're gonna stay put inside.. And let them pass by without causing any noise.. We can't have that. So everyone please, gather what you can from your rooms that'll help you out during the night, and assemble in the cafeteria. Sounds good?. And don't worry, everything will be alright." Most of the people turned around started to grab whatever they could from their room. People were running around the hall way as Nathan just stood there, looking at them, and the state they were in.

Some were panicked, some were cautious, some were troubled by the bad news, some wanted more answers, especially about the new group of people who walked inside with Claiborne and Nathan earlier. A serious expression was plastered on his face as Nathan turned around. Strapping the radio back on his hip and pulled his 9mm glock out. He racked the slide of his gun, making sure it was loaded. Once outside by the gates again, the remaining guard was still there. "You should get inside and make sure the people feel safe.. I'll stay outside for now."

Nathan wanted to be left alone in that very moment. Many thoughts ran through his mind. The situation was indeed a boggled one.
 
Mel - Natchez - Riley

"Yep. That's the name of the game. Survival. If they help us do that, they're worth keeping alive. For as long as that lasts anyways. The world being what it is, ya know?" She remarked, dropping another one of the shambling pieces of shit with another shot. "Good riddance." She spat out on the ground in the general direction of that fallen one with it's blue shirt. "Best Buy sucked. Hated that place." She explained, reloading swiftly.

"Yeah well, problem with that is? If you get close in a swarm and you're surrounded? Fighting with a melee weapon and not getting bit is a bitch of a task. Only gets harder with every passin' second. Don't care how slow they move. If they box you in..." She mimed her finger slitting across her throat. "That's it. Invest in a fucking grave."

She paused, staring over at him.

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"...You want to make a competition out of this? This isn't a goddamn game. We gotta--" She paused, listening as her radio buzzed with that helpful piece of info. "...Ya heard that right?" She exclaimed once it was done. "Hide it out? Meh. Fine. We'll play by that. The two of us alone can't hold 'em and if all of 'em are hiding it out except us...no. Fuck that. Lessgo."

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Tyler - Morgantown Gymnasium - Scarlett/Liam/Katie

Tyler did as he was told once he and Katie were inside the fence, no questions asked. Even if the sour look on his face suggested otherwise, Tyler was content to simply hold Katie's hand as they were ushered through the school building and into the gymnasium. They were moved in quickly, the guards no doubt urged by the impending horde outside. None of the community's residents joined them inside, instructed instead to guard the door and provide the group with food and drink. When the doors closed, the group were left in silence to ruminate over their decision to stay.

The gymnasium was a spacious place, with lighting provided by the windows high up toward the cieling. Chairs were stacked across the side of the room, and a podium was set up near the center, indicating that this place was likely used for meetings sometimes. Balls and sports equipment sat a bit haphazardly off to the side, as if someone had been recently making use of them. None within the group, even the children, made a move for those items. Instead, Tyler and the other adults set up some of the chairs for everyone to relax, hopefully allowing KK the opportunity to calm down the panicked children.

Tyler sat away from the majority, sticking close to Katie, Liam, and Scarlett. They sat in relative silence, Tyler occasionally assuring Katie that they would be okay. He didn't bother to really speak with Scarlett, still feeling awkward over how sticky their relationship had been for the last month or so. George tried to speak with him, but Tyler's noncommittal responses put an end to that effort soon enough. After assisting Jace and Caleb with handing out rations of the food they were given, Becca moved toward Scarlett and sat down next to her.

"How's it going?" she asked, pointedly ignoring Tyler's gaze. She smiled at Scarlett in a confident manner, indicative of how at ease she felt around Scarlett. "The supplies we were given could last us a day... I don't think they'll keep us locked in here for that long, you know. Or, uh, I guess I'm hoping that..." Licking her lips, Becca's face fell slightly, as if a dark thought had flashed across her mind. "I'm sorry about Sam. She seemed... nice. When things are settled, we can go out and look for her, maybe."

Tyler tried not to show his disapproval from where he sat. He crossed his legs, leaning away from Becca and resting his hand on his fist. He had no interest in going out to look for that ungrateful bitch. She could rot like the rest of them for all he cared... yet, that wasn't his call to make. If Scarlett wanted to look for her sister again, Tyler would follow to the ends of this rotten world to accomplish that. Still, it wasn't like it made him feel any better on the matter.

Becca continued, going on about how sore her feet were after all the walking they did. She expressed a concern for Shan and the others, apparently wishing for some way that they could all coexist together. She never looked at Tyler, but Tyler stole glances at her from time to time. He didn't feel threatened by her, but it seemed obvious to him that she held some affection for Scarlett that was beyond friendship. Tyler was no expert on that shit, but he was at least confident he wasn't imagining it. It was the way Becca looked at Scarlett, and specifically how she spoke to her. Tyler felt a connection with Scarlett that he hadn't felt with anybody for a very long time, which he believed gave him some true insight into this matter. Becca was no doubt developing feelings for the other woman, but it didn't really matter, did it? Scarlett didn't, well, swing that way, right?

He felt dumb for thinking about this in the current situation. He reached down and gingerly touched at his bad leg, causing some small pain that brought him out of his thoughts. He tried to tune out Scarlett and Becca as he reached out to hold Katie's hand. "How are you doing, honey?" he asked.

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"Seems we look eye-to-eye on some things. Can appreciate that. Not the most social person so don't get a chance to express this too much. Is good to get it off chest." He'd say before his left eye began to twitch as the walkers drew closer and closer. Their faces were starting to shift from the decaying mugs into that of the smooth chiseled face of the bully who'd made his life a living hell back when he was a teenager and even when he spent four years in the detention center.

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"Ooh, you're using a gun now? What happened to beating in people's heads with socket wrenches? You've turned into a real pussy since the last time we met huh? I think you've been hanging around this skank here for too long." 'The Bully' smirked as he gestured towards Mel. "But s'alright! I mean I can't imagine how your good pal Rufus is doing! I'm sure he got turned into walker chow right after he ran from you. So I guess you'll just be stuck with all these guys with all your delusions and voices in your head! You see me on every shambler here!"

He'd gesture to all of the other walkers who had indeed turned into him. They all turned towards Mel and Riley and began to laugh. All of the laughing shook him down to his very core. It brought up all those memories when Riley's books were knocked down the stairs and often Riley alongside them. It was all just an accident though! What was meant as a light shove was turned into a forceful push.

"No...No!"

He'd exclaim before unloading his glock into as many of the walkers as he could. Once they fell the delusions faded and they were rotting corpses once more. But he couldn't shake off the anger that easily. He'd keep shooting until he had no other choice but to reload his glock. It even took a moment for Mel's words to finally ring true. Lowering his gun he looked towards her with an almost frightened expression. He had lost his cool in front of her. In front one of the leaders! But at the very least she seemed alright. Maybe she'd understand his dilemma. Or maybe she'd think him nothing more than a pyscho with a gun and a skull mask. He couldn't exactly read minds.

But what he had said about Rufus, could that have been true? Could his friend really have gotten devoured not too long after they split up? He didn't want to bring himself to believing it. It was the sole reason he joined up with Morgantown. To have a stopping point and join up with useful people to strengthen himself for when he set out to find Rufus. Maybe Joe would be eager to assist him.

"Sorry about that there. Got distracted is all. But I'll follow your lead. You're the boss after all. Though I'm not too big a fan of being cooped up like a sardine. Been there done that. Never again.."He'd say before slipping his glock away as he headed towards the car and climbed on in. While waiting for Mel to get in and take the wheel, he'd began doodling on a scrap piece of paper that he had found before holding it up for her to see.

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"Let's get out of here partner.."

@C.T.
 
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