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10 yrs ago
Time to go on a horror movie binge.
10 yrs ago
Seems like I need to replace my phone. I never know how much not being able to check the time bothered me until I started walking around the school campus without my phone.
10 yrs ago
So today my phone fell in water. It was there for no more than two seconds tops, but it's going haywire. Time to see if the old rice trick works.
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11 yrs ago
The semester is almost over!
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11 yrs ago
I'm slowly working on getting replies up. Just be patient with me, please. =)

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Just so my rp partners know, I'm in Central Time.

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Finally the last of them were down and Lydia and Brandon were able to let out a sigh of relief. "It seems like we'll be okay for now," Brandon said, taking time to reloaded his gun again. He kept watch as Lydia retrieved her arrows, stopping to clean them before returning them to her quiver, before she searched the fallen Walkers for any items of use.

"Found a few lighters and another knife," Lydia suddenly piped up. "Nice one too," she added, holding up a large bowie knife to show off. She returned to the others and gave the knife to Brandon so that all three of them would have one, and tucked the lighters into her pouch. Never knew when you might need them. "That's about the only things of use though."

"Let's keep moving," Brandon warned. "We should still try to get to the base, but keep on guard for zombies."
"Shit," Brandon said, reaching around and pulling out his gun.

"If there's already this many of them," Lydia commented as she shrugged off her bow and knocked it with an arrow, "then things are more advanced than we thought they were. Just stay in a group. Francis, worry about protecting Peter, Brandon and I will cover you. Remember to aim for the head and don't let them so much as scratch you."

Years of reading and playing video games gave Lydia the knowledge she needed to help the group survive. She and Brandon stayed closed together with their own weapons. One by one they started taking down the Walkers with gun and bow. A mix of feelings ran through them--disbelief and a profound sadness--but these were feelings for later. Right now their top priority was to survive.

Brandon was a good shot and he took down each Walker he shot, four in total, before having to reload. Lydia's aim with her bow was initially off but soon she was loosing arrows into the heads of the Walkers. When she ran out of arrows and the Walkers started getting too close she had to resort to using her knife. Having worked at a busy restaurant for years gave her the ability to maneuver around people in a crowd without running into anyone. This allowed her to almost dance around the Walkers, shove a knife in their head to kill their brain, and then pull away to repeat the process.
"It's good that you have it," Brandon said as Francis holstered his gun. "We're going to need all the protection we can get."

Brandon had been watching for any other form of threat as they walked, but he looked up at Francis' words. He raised one hand in greeting to Lydia, who raised one hand in return.

Soon the gap between them closed and the four were together again. "I got everything," she said, handing Brandon his bow and quiver, which he slung over his back. "The car was totaled though. A truck ran into the front of it. Completely dead."

"Dammit," Brandon sighed. Then he tried to smile and add, "Well, at least you got everything. Come on, it's a long walk to Keesler Air Force Base, but maybe someone will pick us up along the way. I don't think we'll have any luck here. It seems to have been evacuated already."

As Lydia went to give Brandon's knife back to him he held up his hand to wave her off. "Give it to Francis," he said. "He's got a small gun as well, but a knife is always good to have."

Lydia nodded and handed the knife off to Francis before strapping her own on her belt. "I got these too," she said, handing Brandon the box of ammo.

He took them and pocketed them, saying, "Let's get going."
"I think it was--" Lydia started to reply, shifting Peter to hold him properly. But then they heard the squealing of tires and she and Brandon whipped around to see...

"My car!" Brandon screamed angrily.

"All of our stuff was in there!" Lydia added with a distressed note in her voice. "Our bows, our knives. If this is a zombie apocalypse we're going to need those things."

Brandon shook his head, feeling frustrated beyond words. Finally he said, "We'll just have to hoof it to the base, see if we can't catch a ride along the way."

So they started walking with Brandon leading the way, Lydia at his side. At least Brandon still had his gun, which he put on safety and tucked in his breeches, having no holster for it at the moment. "If we're lucky whoever took the car will be going to the base too," Lydia said, trying to remain optimistic. "Then we can get our stuff back."

Brandon grunted in reply.

"Well I'll try to call my parents," Lydia went on. "See if they can come get us before they reach the base." So she pulled her cellphone out of the pouch attached to her belt and pulled out her cellphone. She dialed her parents' cell phone and got... nothing. She tried again and again and again for about five minutes. Finally she angrily hit end and sighed, "No signal. I guess we really are hoofing it."

After a bit more walking they heard a crash and Brandon and Lydia looked at each other.

"I bet that asshole wrecked my car," he spat.

"It seems like a good day for wrecks," Lydia agreed. "You three stay together. I'll go check it out and be back in a bit." Brandon was going to argue but Lydia pulled a knife out of her boot and said, "I have some protection, and I know how to defend myself. Either I'll get the car back or I'll get our stuff at least."

Brandon nodded, a bit begrudgingly. To Francis, Brandon said, "Stay on alert. You too, Lydia."

Lydia nodded then took off at a jog. She searched the passing streets until she found what she was looking for and then headed down to see Brandon's car, parked in front of a house, rammed in front by a truck. The front was completely destroyed and the truck was in bad condition too. Lydia jogged over and checked both the drivers. The guy who stole Brandon's car was dead from the impact, the truck driver... well, he hadn't been wearing his seat belt.

Going back to the driver's side of the car Lydia tried to pry the door open, but it was stuck, so she opened the back door and crawled in. Reaching up front she turned the keys, but the engine was dead. "Damn," she curse. "Oh well. Least we can get our stuff." She took the keys from the ignition, climbed out of the car, and went around to the trunk. It opened easily and she was able to retrieve all of hers and Brandon's stuff--both sets of bows and quivers full of arrows, two knives and some throwing knives, and the spare ammo Brandon kept for his handgun. With everything in hand, slung over her back, or in her pockets she head back to her little group.
Sounds good to me.
How quickly do we want everything to escalate?
Bump.
Bump.
Bump.
Only because I hadn't watched them. I didn't want to start an rp based on something I knew nothing about, but I finally watched the series.
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