She made her way to the convenience store for some provisions. They needed bandages and another first aid kit. The other lasted for about three hours before it ran out of all the essentials. She needed to take, no, buy water and some food for the others. Walking down the aisle, she cocked a brow as she looked at the sheer variety of soup, cereals ( Read more... )

Snake leaned heavily on his bike looking up the tall building toward the 13th floor. He was up there somewhere and ten to one already knew they were coming. Snake tossed his cigarette away looking down the street. The building made him uncomfortable. When he stood near it his hair always prickled on his neck like someone was watching him and he ( Read more... )

Trinity clung to Neo as he flew over the city. Their escape from Weaver had been quick and before she could protest that she didn’t have all her clothes on, they were far from their place. If she wasn’t so pissed off at Weaver she might have seen the humor in the situation but she scowled now, wondering what the hell had come over him. She didn’t ( Read more... )

No matter if she was human or not, Trinity knew that she would most likely be dead in a matter of hours if her plan didn’t work. And yet, she still kept typing on the keyboard. Algorithmic threads flooded her screen and she concentrated on breaking them and typing faster than the security patches could to keep up with the destruction she was sowing ( Read more... )

The park was covered in a thick blanket of trees.The large branches creating a canopy. A path cut through the grass, dotted with towering lights illuminating the walkway. Above the background noise of the city heavy, fast footsteps could be heard running through the park. As the large beast ran a loud, ferocious growl burst through the night air. ( Read more... )

The following is continued from hereTrinity watched the boy head for the door. She would leave shortly thereafter. The tan door swung open and creaked partially closed. The boy suddenly stopped, grabbing his midsection as a gasp left his throat. His appearance wavered like bad reception on a television screen as his body changed and grew taller. ( Read more... )