Waste
Setting The Fuse To Blow
There was no chance in hell I was going to close my eyes and see those images again so I only pretended to sleep until Felicity was quietly snoring on the other couch in this lounge. I got up from my place on the couch I occupied and grabbed my shotgun before leaving the room. I wonder if there's anything here we could use? I walked down the long halls of the F Sector of Area 51 until I seen an Artillery room. I pushed open the door and checked around the place before looking at the massive amount of weapons that were lined in glass cases. They were all padlocked shut so i took the butt of my gun and busted the glass and taking the weapons I wanted. I set them down on a rolling cart and grabbed some automatic rifles, more belts for my machine gun, a bazooka with some rockets, grenades, and other weapons and bullets. As I got to the end of the room...my eyes lit up with excitement as I seen the weapon I've always heard the government was working on. A Grizzly single shot, 50 Caliber BMG that's based on a World War 1 Anti tank cartridge. The bullets were supposively casted in solid bronze.
I grabbed the weapon and attached a strap to it and slung it over my shoulder. I grabbed the bullets to it and put the huge ammo boxes on the bottom of the cart. I looked around and found some other interesting weaponary before leaving the Artillery room and rolling the now heavy cart back into the lounge where Felicity was still sound asleep. I loaded each weapon with the maximum amount of bullets they would hold. These should be interesting to use and hopefully I'll be able to use them later on.
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When morning came and Felicity seen the massive amount of weapons I had, all she could do was shake her head at me. I wouldn't blame her though. I think I did go a little overboard with the huge selection of weapons, bullets, rockets, and hand grenades but who could blame me? I put the glass boxes with the C4 attached to the viles into the front seat of my truck so I knew where they were along with the detenation device. I was really the only one who knew anything about the detenation system so I guess I got myself elected to set it. I took one of the glass boxes and climbed onto a high peak on a rock formation and switched on the GPS locator so when we were in the Bunker in Charolette, I would be able to set them off all at the same time.
It was a long journey to set those glass boxes in each city but we did it and along the way, we stopped to gather up as much fuel and food as we could so it would last us 12 days in the dark. Along the way I did get to try out my new toys on a pack and to say that I killed them all when I fired the bazooka would be a gross understatement. There was hardly anything left of them and the ones that were still alive and trying to claw at us, we just simple shot them between the eyes. Now being in North Carolina is just getting closer to the end of this whole situation with the dead. This fuse is just about ready to blow.
I grabbed the weapon and attached a strap to it and slung it over my shoulder. I grabbed the bullets to it and put the huge ammo boxes on the bottom of the cart. I looked around and found some other interesting weaponary before leaving the Artillery room and rolling the now heavy cart back into the lounge where Felicity was still sound asleep. I loaded each weapon with the maximum amount of bullets they would hold. These should be interesting to use and hopefully I'll be able to use them later on.
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When morning came and Felicity seen the massive amount of weapons I had, all she could do was shake her head at me. I wouldn't blame her though. I think I did go a little overboard with the huge selection of weapons, bullets, rockets, and hand grenades but who could blame me? I put the glass boxes with the C4 attached to the viles into the front seat of my truck so I knew where they were along with the detenation device. I was really the only one who knew anything about the detenation system so I guess I got myself elected to set it. I took one of the glass boxes and climbed onto a high peak on a rock formation and switched on the GPS locator so when we were in the Bunker in Charolette, I would be able to set them off all at the same time.
It was a long journey to set those glass boxes in each city but we did it and along the way, we stopped to gather up as much fuel and food as we could so it would last us 12 days in the dark. Along the way I did get to try out my new toys on a pack and to say that I killed them all when I fired the bazooka would be a gross understatement. There was hardly anything left of them and the ones that were still alive and trying to claw at us, we just simple shot them between the eyes. Now being in North Carolina is just getting closer to the end of this whole situation with the dead. This fuse is just about ready to blow.
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