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Thar Be Dragons
Right. So the names Harrison. Harrison Blackwater. Friends used to call me Haz. Used to. Pretty funny how quickly a guy can lose his identity. Knew a few of 'em who went nuts in the end. Completely bonkers.
When a human is deprived of normality, faced with... Extinction, I can't help but wonder- Why the hell are they throwing the game up so early? Sure, you can get mauled, raided, shot, eaten, beaten, burnt, crucified and turned on- But let's all face it. The last of us surviving, survived for a reason. Be it brutality, leadership or something else. We survived. We, are something more. Think of me as selfish, but after living out in this world; fuck it all. Slap some war paint on and call me the last guy who gave a shit about my appearance to others. We're all in the deep end, and I don't know about everyone else, but holy mother of Christ am I paddling.
Harrison, was a scruffy looking figure to observe. An unshaven beard wildly taking centre piece, with dark brows and angular nose. His eyes of pale blue quality and blocky body although in other contexts could be described as 'burly'. Today- Like every day; He was dressed in frayed cargos, atop layered clothing. His figure weighed down by a military pack, strapped with an old Winchester Safari hunting rifle, supplies, cigarettes, a small (yet evident) collection of books and lastly an old baseball bat.
Blackwater's face was tanned, smeared with dust and dirt; Two streaks of reddish chestnut paint under each of his eyes. He had a weathered appearance, yet also aged. 28, and already the creases in his features had become more prominent, with the crows feet cornering his eyes, piled upon the worry lines of stress.
Wasn't as if he would be joining any undead beauty pagents.
The survivor pulled the hood tighter around his face, grasping his rifle in clenched fists. He crouched, moving from one form of shelter to another, hearing nothing but the cawing of Ravens whom were out, trying to make a meal of old decaying carcasses. Haz's eyes flickered left to right with wary caution, stepping forward. One foot after another. Supplies would be essential at this moment. Whether it be an old and delightful can of Heinz, or something marginally better- Like Campbell soup. Drawn from his land of thought; Harrison froze. Low moans of shuffling hosts brought on the wind.
Time to get a move on Haz. Don't want to miss lunch and end up as Frankenstein food.
Wasn't frankenstein the professor?
Perhaps he indulged in cannibalism.
Well, other than his small scare the big man carried forward, talking to himself. Again. He hadn't exactly had much of a social life since the disease turned everyone into plague infested bags of rotting flesh.
Pretty damn disgusting. Makes my skin crawl everytime.
His melancholy surroundings overwhelmed, to childrens toys abandoned in the street and shops which held the remnants of human society. Morbidly beautiful in a way. Yet it saddened him to see his world in tatters. What was once his life. Now he had just become another link in the foodchain. Mother nature was a cruel mistress. Harry, took note of the restless shadows, hiding malicious intent; onwards walking ever still. With feet aching and joints sore he took little rest for drink and food, finding himself within an old apartment block. Perhaps it could be worth the loot.
What the hell am I saying, shoulda gone down and out into the countryside instead of staying in this graveyard.
When a human is deprived of normality, faced with... Extinction, I can't help but wonder- Why the hell are they throwing the game up so early? Sure, you can get mauled, raided, shot, eaten, beaten, burnt, crucified and turned on- But let's all face it. The last of us surviving, survived for a reason. Be it brutality, leadership or something else. We survived. We, are something more. Think of me as selfish, but after living out in this world; fuck it all. Slap some war paint on and call me the last guy who gave a shit about my appearance to others. We're all in the deep end, and I don't know about everyone else, but holy mother of Christ am I paddling.
Harrison, was a scruffy looking figure to observe. An unshaven beard wildly taking centre piece, with dark brows and angular nose. His eyes of pale blue quality and blocky body although in other contexts could be described as 'burly'. Today- Like every day; He was dressed in frayed cargos, atop layered clothing. His figure weighed down by a military pack, strapped with an old Winchester Safari hunting rifle, supplies, cigarettes, a small (yet evident) collection of books and lastly an old baseball bat.
Blackwater's face was tanned, smeared with dust and dirt; Two streaks of reddish chestnut paint under each of his eyes. He had a weathered appearance, yet also aged. 28, and already the creases in his features had become more prominent, with the crows feet cornering his eyes, piled upon the worry lines of stress.
Wasn't as if he would be joining any undead beauty pagents.
The survivor pulled the hood tighter around his face, grasping his rifle in clenched fists. He crouched, moving from one form of shelter to another, hearing nothing but the cawing of Ravens whom were out, trying to make a meal of old decaying carcasses. Haz's eyes flickered left to right with wary caution, stepping forward. One foot after another. Supplies would be essential at this moment. Whether it be an old and delightful can of Heinz, or something marginally better- Like Campbell soup. Drawn from his land of thought; Harrison froze. Low moans of shuffling hosts brought on the wind.
Time to get a move on Haz. Don't want to miss lunch and end up as Frankenstein food.
Wasn't frankenstein the professor?
Perhaps he indulged in cannibalism.
Well, other than his small scare the big man carried forward, talking to himself. Again. He hadn't exactly had much of a social life since the disease turned everyone into plague infested bags of rotting flesh.
Pretty damn disgusting. Makes my skin crawl everytime.
His melancholy surroundings overwhelmed, to childrens toys abandoned in the street and shops which held the remnants of human society. Morbidly beautiful in a way. Yet it saddened him to see his world in tatters. What was once his life. Now he had just become another link in the foodchain. Mother nature was a cruel mistress. Harry, took note of the restless shadows, hiding malicious intent; onwards walking ever still. With feet aching and joints sore he took little rest for drink and food, finding himself within an old apartment block. Perhaps it could be worth the loot.
What the hell am I saying, shoulda gone down and out into the countryside instead of staying in this graveyard.