@ember-chan-will-never-forget-you
"If we kill a zombie can I have its heart? Or can we keep it alive? I want to examine blood and muscle types."
"If we kill a zombie can I have its heart? Or can we keep it alive? I want to examine blood and muscle types."
"If?" Sebastian asked, "Oh, we're killing zombies, alright. But I don't see you shouldn't, as long as it's for research purposes."
He made sure the magazine was in properly and had the pistol aimed at the door.
Rune squirmed. "If you do, only take the heart of an older one." she bit her lip to keep from showing any emotion.
"I wouldn't want to take a younger one. If I can cure it, I want to get back my little sister." Promise's eyes welled with tears and she blinked, refusing to cry.
"I'm sorry," Rune's voice cracked from her own memories
“Sorry, guys, but honestly most of us have gone through losing siblings, and at this point, we have bigger problems on our hands,” Sebastian said, flashing a sympathetic look but refocusing his attention towards the door.
Logan looked at the group. They seemed to be adamant to find a cure. "I know what it's like… I'm sorry, but Sebastian is right. We need to go." he said.
Rune nodded cursing herself for getting emotional. He's gone and it's your fault, so stop thinking you can fix it. Focus on getting the job done
"Okay! Let's go find a zombie. Also, can we swing by the library. Unless the zombies have taken the computers."
"Doubt it," Rune said calibrating her plan. "I have an idea, you might not like it."
"Well? Let's hear it." Promise tucked her curls behind her ear.
"You guys go towards the library, I'll go the other way and start shooting my shotgun," Rune said looking at the hordes.
"And…?" Promise bounced on the balls of her feet, shoving her hands in the pockets of her hoodie.
"I'm gonna have to run into the horde, I'm the distraction"
"What? You can't do that! I mean, unless you're 100% sure you won't become one of them or die!" Promise took one hand out of her pocket and counted on her fingers, then shook her head. "The odds are against you. It isn't fair that we get away and you die."
"So? Life isn't fair," Rune shrugged
"Well, I'm Solstice." Sol looked at the girl as she sheathed her sword once more.
“Congrats.” Eira replied dryly, her eyes locked on the zombies ambling through the streets.
Sol sighed, "No use at making conversation, I see." She sat down on her couch.
Eira nodded silently in agreement.
"You can sit down, you know."
“I’d rather not get comfortable.” Eira shot the other girl a glare.
"Ok so plan A is a go?" Rune asked
Sol held her hands up defensively, "I was just trying to be nice,"
“Don’t bother. I’m here until it clears up outside and then I’m gone.” Eira replied sternly.
"Fine whatever."
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