Anno Zombus Year 1 (Book 4): April
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Anno Zombus Year 1 (Book IV): April April 24 Year 1 A.Z.morningThe relatively slow rate of travel of The Bitch was still more than enough to get us into what passed for familiar territory, in as much as I was used to seeing this scenery, just a little better lit, with fewer Dead and not so much snow. In other words, this was almost totally alien territory to me now, even though I had lived in these parts pretty much my whole life. We chugged along, going up hills were particularly painful, but ...going down the other side with not a lot of thought given to how the fuck we were meant to stop this bloody thing almost made The Bitch a rollercoaster of death, only with comfortable seating. Fortunately for the eight of us nothing lay on or across the tracks and we were unimpeded on our rapid descent from the hills surrounding the city of Adelaide. Unfortunately for the eight of us, however, once The Bitch began to slow upon our return to vaguely flat ground she hit something. When I regained consciousness there were several Dead surrounding the exterior of The Bitch, but nothing had managed to get inside. Apocalypse Girl had been relatively unscathed by this derailment, Sister on the other hand had a nasty gash down her left temple. Guide was just finishing up with cleaning her wound, asking for Apocalypse Girl to help him sew her up. Sister's face was as still as granite when the two of them sewed her up, though her eyes were telling me that it hurt a great deal. The whole car had taken on a surreal aspect, now lying on its side. Luckily there hadn't been a lot of fuel left in the tank, or I might have awoken to a firestorm. As it was, there was no way we were likely to be able to salvage anything from this wreck. Viking and Valkyrie were helping a groggy Cyclops to his feet, Archer was nowhere to be seen. I asked about him, Apocalypse Girl telling me that he had gone off to do a spot of scouting. I nodded as much as my throbbing skull would allow, then the man himself slid open a side door, now in the ceiling, and dropped down lightly. His wounded arm seemed not to bother him much now. He grinned with glee. noonWe found ourselves having been prevented from any further travel by a wall that had been blown outwards from a military barracks that had clearly seen better days. There were no people around, neither were there a large amount of Dead. The dozen or so that had come out to investigate the sounds of The Bitch's crash weren't any issue at all, they lay dead behind us as we picked our way through the barracks. The armoury was largely bare, having been looted in the early days, but we were able to find some spare ammunition for our weapons. What had Archer grinning like an idiot, on the other hand, was not the several large unopened plastic barrels of fresh water, nor the water delivery truck that held them. No, he was happier about the army supply truck that it had crashed into. At the very least it had a radio, with which Archer contacted The School and The Colonel's mobile command centre while The Mech-Techs looked under the bonnet. It turned out that The Disciple had been true to his word. Several thousand 'friends' of his had descended on Melbourne in the last couple of days. However, they had stayed well away from our allies, at his word, and seemed more intent on setting up trading locations than anything else at the moment. Apparently these people were not in the least bit happy with The Disciple's methods, and in fact The Principal had received a formal letter of apology from the leadership of this mysterious group from the north, stating that they hoped that there could at the very least be mutual trade between the two groups. Some of The Colonel's scouts had reported seeing Meat-beasts fixed to certain locations out in the field. Interestingly enough, they seemed only to appear where there were people, and those people had been starving, sometimes near the point of death. Every Meat-beast that had been discovered was being harvested by somebody, and they were all more than thankful for the free meat. The Colonel had ordered tests run on the first one that they had encountered, beginning with running a geiger counter over it. Despite the obvious mutation it had hardly registered above normal background radiation. Viking and Cyclops were easily able to get the truck moving, and we were on our way, heading northwards to begin with. Archer was driving and would be more than capable of locating whatever remained of the commune, since he had lived there at least part time.
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Anno Zombus Year 1 (Book IV): April April 24 Year 1 A.Z.morningThe relatively slow rate of travel of The Bitch was still more than enough to get us into what passed for familiar territory, in as much as I was used to seeing this scenery, just a little better lit, with fewer Dead and not so much snow. In other words, this was almost totally alien territory to me now, even though I had lived in these parts pretty much my whole life. We chugged along, going up hills were particularly painful, but ...going down the other side with not a lot of thought given to how the fuck we were meant to stop this bloody thing almost made The Bitch a rollercoaster of death, only with comfortable seating. Fortunately for the eight of us nothing lay on or across the tracks and we were unimpeded on our rapid descent from the hills surrounding the city of Adelaide. Unfortunately for the eight of us, however, once The Bitch began to slow upon our return to vaguely flat ground she hit something. When I regained consciousness there were several Dead surrounding the exterior of The Bitch, but nothing had managed to get inside. Apocalypse Girl had been relatively unscathed by this derailment, Sister on the other hand had a nasty gash down her left temple. Guide was just finishing up with cleaning her wound, asking for Apocalypse Girl to help him sew her up. Sister's face was as still as granite when the two of them sewed her up, though her eyes were telling me that it hurt a great deal. The whole car had taken on a surreal aspect, now lying on its side. Luckily there hadn't been a lot of fuel left in the tank, or I might have awoken to a firestorm. As it was, there was no way we were likely to be able to salvage anything from this wreck. Viking and Valkyrie were helping a groggy Cyclops to his feet, Archer was nowhere to be seen. I asked about him, Apocalypse Girl telling me that he had gone off to do a spot of scouting. I nodded as much as my throbbing skull would allow, then the man himself slid open a side door, now in the ceiling, and dropped down lightly. His wounded arm seemed not to bother him much now. He grinned with glee. noonWe found ourselves having been prevented from any further travel by a wall that had been blown outwards from a military barracks that had clearly seen better days. There were no people around, neither were there a large amount of Dead. The dozen or so that had come out to investigate the sounds of The Bitch's crash weren't any issue at all, they lay dead behind us as we picked our way through the barracks. The armoury was largely bare, having been looted in the early days, but we were able to find some spare ammunition for our weapons. What had Archer grinning like an idiot, on the other hand, was not the several large unopened plastic barrels of fresh water, nor the water delivery truck that held them. No, he was happier about the army supply truck that it had crashed into. At the very least it had a radio, with which Archer contacted The School and The Colonel's mobile command centre while The Mech-Techs looked under the bonnet. It turned out that The Disciple had been true to his word. Several thousand 'friends' of his had descended on Melbourne in the last couple of days. However, they had stayed well away from our allies, at his word, and seemed more intent on setting up trading locations than anything else at the moment. Apparently these people were not in the least bit happy with The Disciple's methods, and in fact The Principal had received a formal letter of apology from the leadership of this mysterious group from the north, stating that they hoped that there could at the very least be mutual trade between the two groups. Some of The Colonel's scouts had reported seeing Meat-beasts fixed to certain locations out in the field. Interestingly enough, they seemed only to appear where there were people, and those people had been starving, sometimes near the point of death. Every Meat-beast that had been discovered was being harvested by somebody, and they were all more than thankful for the free meat. The Colonel had ordered tests run on the first one that they had encountered, beginning with running a geiger counter over it. Despite the obvious mutation it had hardly registered above normal background radiation. Viking and Cyclops were easily able to get the truck moving, and we were on our way, heading northwards to begin with. Archer was driving and would be more than capable of locating whatever remained of the commune, since he had lived there at least part time.
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